The grounds are really nice. For soccer tournaments, there is not enough parking for everyone. Even if you get there early enough and pay for parking, which was $6.50, you’re not guaranteed a spot and may have to park on the other side of the river in the business parking lots. The fact that this stadium oversells parking tickets and does not allow pass holders to park close is beyond greedy! Parking staff were completely rude. Next time, tell the parking people you’re just picking up a player that got injured and they can’t walk out and park where ever you want. No one enforces the tickets anyways. Just another way these greedy companies make stupid profits.

The stadium is one playing area in a large sports complex with primarily soccer fields. For the rugby match, parking cost $5. As you approach the stadium you see the concession area which consist mostly of food trucks and a few kiosks. The stadium has poor signage and the staff was only partially helpful. It took a conversation with a fan to find out where the almost invisible section signs are located. The stadium itself is much like a high school stadium with a poorly located scoreboard and an adequate public address system. Luckily, I could see the field better than I could the scoreboard. The 100 sections appeared to have individual seats while the 200 sections had backless aluminum bleacher seats. The pedestrian flow into and out of the stadium was poor as was the traffic flow after the game.