History and description

In order to give the New York Red Bulls a soccer specific home, plans were made to build the Red Bull Arena. The Red Bull Arena was built in their first decade of existence, and they had played their home matches at the much too large Giants Stadium. After the takeover of the club by Red Bull, the stadium's design changed to a more European-style football stadium.

Construction on the Red Bull Arena began in 2007 but due to several delays, it wasn't completed until 2010. The stadium officially opened on 20 March 2010 with a friendly match between the New York Red Bulls and Brazilian side Santos FC (3-1). The stadium is estimated to have cost between $150 and $200 million.

It is the largest arena in Austria and was built in 2006. The Red Bull Arena is one of three stadiums that were built as part of the Red Bull Arena project. The other two stadiums are located in Leipzig, Germany and Salzburg, Austria. The Red Bull Arena is the largest stadium in Austria and was constructed in 2006.

In 2012, the stadium hosted the French Super Cup between French champion Montpellier and Cup winner Olympique Lyonnais. The match ended in a 2-2 draw, with both teams claiming victory in their respective corners of the stadium.

How to get to the Red Bull Arena

The Red Bull Arena is located in Harrison, New Jersey. It is about 8.5 miles west of Manhattan and 4 miles north of Newark International Airport. If arriving by car from Lower Manhattan via the Holland Tunnel, follow for US 1-9 South. Exit at Raymond Boulevard/Newark and drive straight on Raymond Blvd. Drive about a mile, and take the ramp right onto Jackson Street and the Passaic River Bridge. The stadium will be on the right side of the road after the bridge.

If coming from Midtown Manhattan via the Lincoln Tunnel, stay on I-95. Exit at 15W toward the I-280. After the toll booths follow for I-280 West. Take exit 16 Harrison, turn right at the first traffic lights (onto South 5th Street), left at the next lights (onto Bergen Street), and another left at the next lights (onto Frank E Rodgers Blvd). Follow until you see the stadium on the left.

If coming from Uptown Manhattan, follow for the I-95 South. If coming from the George Washington bridge, continue following for the I-95 South.

If you're using public transport to get to the stadium, you can take the PATH commuter train system to Newark. From the World Trade Center PATH Station, take a train to Newark (red line). Once you get off at Harrison, it's a few minutes walking to the stadium. From 33rd St Station, take a train to Journal Square and transfer to a train to Newark.

If you're attending a match at the Red Bull Arena on a matchday, there are various ways to get there. You can take a NJ Transit train to either Newark Penn Station or Newark Broad Street. Then, a shuttle service will bring you directly to the stadium.

Address: 600 Cape May St, Harrison, NJ, 07029

NY Red Bulls Tickets

Tickets for New York Red Bulls games can be bought online at Ticketmaster or at the box office at the Red Bull Arena. If tickets are still available, can they be bought at the arena's box office on the day of the match?

Tickets prices can depend on the opponent, but typically range from $30.00 for a seat at the upper tier in the corners to $155.00 for the best seats at the sides.

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Photos of the Red Bull Arena

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Useful Internet links

The New York Red Bulls official website, Redbullarena.us, and NYC GO provide information about the city of New York. The PATH public transport system is also detailed on this website. Overall, the staff was unprepared for the expected crowd. They were rude and incompetent. It would be hard to waste another dime on such a poorly run arena. This is an embarrassment!

Overall staff was not prepared for the expected crowd, rude and incompetent. Would be hard pressed to waste another dime on such a poorly run arena. What an embarrassment!

I attended Red Bulls' 1-0 win over Orlando City today. The stadium was very easy to access (path train from World Trade Center and then 5 minutes walking). I bought my ticket on ticketmaster below the face value (print at home). The arena is very nice and modern.

I attended Red Bulls' 1-0 win over Orlando City today. The stadium was easy to reach via PATH train from World Trade Center and then 5 minutes walking. I purchased my ticket on Ticketmaster below face value (print at home). The arena is very nice and modern.