Tempe

Stadium

Mountain America Stadium. 500 E Veterans Way, Tempe, AZ 85287. Opened Oct. 4, 1958. Natural grass. The field is Frank Kush Field.

Getting there

Valley Metro light rail stops at Veterans Way/College Ave, west of the stadium. On Saturdays the light rail runs every 15 minutes, then every 20 minutes after 7 p.m.

Tempe Streetcar stops at Marina Heights on the north side. It connects to the Park and Ride at Dorsey/Apache Blvd. The last trip from Marina Heights is 12:12 a.m.

Bicycle racks are on the south and northeast sides, near the ticket office.

Orange, Black, Packard Drive Structure, Stadium Structure, Fulton, Blue, Maroon, Gold, Novus Structure, and Copper lots open 7 hours before kickoff. Other ASU lots and structures open 5.5 hours before kickoff.

Public parking is $20 a vehicle. RVs and buses are $100.

Inside

Gates open 90 minutes before kickoff. No re-entry after the ticket is scanned. Cashless concessions. Clear-bag policy.

674 ADA seats in 15 areas. Captioning on three video boards.

The building

Opened Oct. 4, 1958. First game: ASU 16, West Texas State 13.

1976 seating reached 57,722. 1977 seating reached 70,491.

The field was named Frank Kush Field on Sept. 21, 1996. ASU 19, Nebraska 0.

North end video board, 2017, 113 by 48 feet.

Carson Student-Athlete Center, south end, 165,000 square feet.

The stadium hosted the Fiesta Bowl from 1971 to 2006.

Super Bowl XXX, 1996. Cowboys 27, Steelers 17. Attendance 76,347.

1999. Inaugural BCS Championship game. Attendance 80,470.

A 15-year naming agreement with Mountain America Credit Union was announced Aug. 4, 2023. The stadium name is Mountain America Stadium.

Schedule

2026 schedule