
Buffalo
Broadview Stadium is the 25,013-capacity home of the University at Buffalo Bulls football team, located on UB's North Campus in Amherst, NY. Opened September 4, 1993, the facility was designed by HOK Sport at a cost of $23 million and features double-decked grandstands along both sidelines and an eight-lane track surrounding an A-Turf Titan playing surface. The stadium hosted the closing ceremonies of the 1993 World University Games. On March 11, 2026, Broadview Federal Credit Union acquired naming rights in a $31.75 million, 15-year agreement.
Opened September 11, 1993 with 6-0 win over Division III Brockport State. Built for $22M on the expanding North Campus. Original capacity 31,000.
West side stands (sections 105-107) offer the best viewing angles. Premium club seating is available for a more comfortable, sheltered experience.
Parking is plentiful on the North Campus. Lots near the stadium require a permit; GA parking is available in the 'Baird' and 'Slee' lots with a short walk.
The "Stampede" leads the team onto the field. Buffalo weather is unpredictable—be prepared for anything from 70 degrees to a snowstorm. True Blue fans bring the heat!
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