
Dayton Flyers
Welcome Stadium is a 11,000-seat multi-purpose stadium that serves as home to the University of Dayton Flyers football team. As one of the larger venues in the Pioneer Football League, Welcome Stadium combines modern facilities with a rich tradition of Dayton football dating back to 1928.
Welcome Stadium was built in 1925 as a community stadium for Dayton, Ohio. The University of Dayton began playing football at the venue in 1928, and it has served as the Flyers' home ever since. The stadium was built to bring world-class athletics to the Dayton community.
The west grandstand offers the best views and shade for afternoon games. Midfield seating provides optimal sightlines. The stadium's bowl configuration means most seats offer good views of the action.
Parking is available in lots surrounding the stadium on River Park Drive. Arrive 2 hours early for prime spots. Additional parking is available on the University of Dayton campus, about a mile away. Shuttle service often runs on game days.
Dayton has a strong Catholic university tradition and family-friendly atmosphere. The student section brings energy and "Red Scare" chants. Visit the nearby campus, including the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. Tailgating is relaxed and welcoming.
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