Sports Illustrated Stadium is easily accessible by car and public transit (PATH). Learn more about each option and directions for each below.

Various nearby parking lots offer parking within a five minute walk to the stadium.

Getting to Sports Illustrated Stadium via public transport is accessible by the PATH trains. The PATH Harrison Street Station is just a short 7-minute walk away from Sports Illustrated Stadium and tickets are only $3.00 each way.

$3.00 each way
7 minute walk to the arena
Every 5-10 minutes on weekdays, every 20 minutes on the weekend

For our vegetarian friends 🥬

Looking for in-stadium vegetarian options? Stop by Petite Greens (Sec 125) for the spring salad or Bodega (Sec 112) for veggie empanadas (these are also vegan!). Additional vegan options include churros, fruit cups, pretzel knots, and more.

Sports Illustrated Stadium is a mobile ticketing venue. Access your tickets by logging into Sports Illustrated Tickets using the email address associated with your tickets.

If you have issues logging into your account or have not logged in previously, you may need to reset your password using the email your provided when purchasing your tickets.

All tickets to Gotham FC home matches, including season tickets, are subject to the 2025 Gotham Ticket Terms and Policies and the NWSL Fan Code of Conduct.

Questions? Visit the Guest Services window directly inside Gate B to speak to your Account Manager. We highly recommend adding your tickets to your Apple Wallet or Google Pay prior to arriving to Sports Illustrated Stadium, to avoid any phone service/WiFi issues during entry.

Fans are permitted to bring any bags sized 14”x14”x6” or smaller. Backpacks of any kind or bags larger than 14”x14”x6” are not permitted.

Medical and Baby Bags are an exception but will be subject to an X-Ray search (located at Gate B1).

A limited number of secure bag lockers will be available for rent for $5. The lockers will be located next to gate B1.

• No Luggage, Computer Bags, Briefcases, Backpacks, Large Purses, Camera Cases, Coolers of any kind, Thermoses or Ice Chests of any size permitted
• No firearms or weapons of any kind are permitted into the Stadium by any persons, including, but not limited to, off-duty or retired law enforcement or military personnel.
• Bottles, cans, coolers, containers
• Noisemakers, plastic horns, air horns, whistles, drums, musical instruments of any kind
• Fireworks, flares, smoke bombs or any similar type item
• Pets or animals of any kind with the exception of certified service animals
• Selfie sticks, professional camera equipment, tripods, laser pointers, etc.
• Water guns, toy/replica type weapons, squirt bottles, soap bubbles, etc.
• Beach balls, frisbees, balloons, skateboards, hoverboards, rollerblades, brooms, skates, etc.
• Streamers or confetti
• Strollers that do not fit under the seats
• Fully inflated miniature and full-size soccer balls are prohibited. All balls must be fully deflated prior to entry into the stadium.

Prohibited items discovered during inspections at the Stadium entrances must either be returned to the owner’s vehicle or discarded. The Stadium will not provide a storage area for these items. Unlawful items that are discovered during security inspections are subject to confiscation and the person in possession of those items subject to arrest. Guests arriving by mass transit must take particular caution not to bring any prohibited items, as no exceptions will be made. Thank you for your continued cooperation and please be assured that the comfort and safety of all our guests is our primary goal. For more information or to confirm anything for a specific event, contact us.

Free Wi-Fi available for guests under the "-RBA FREE WIFI-" network

It is a top priority of Sports Illustrated Stadium to accommodate the needs of all of our guests, including our guests with disabilities and their companions. We hope you enjoy your experience at Sports Illustrated Stadium.

Our facility is fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). For assistance or more information regarding the ADA services that we offer, please contact the Guest Services hotline at 1-877-727-6223 or by email at fanservices@newyorkredbulls.com.

You may also visit the Guest Services window, which typically opens two (2) hours prior to the start of each event, located near Gate B on the Plaza Level during any event at Red Bull Arena.

All public elevators are accessible to guests with disabilities and can be accessed from the following locations:

• Level One (East Plaza)
• Concourse Level at the top of Section 126
• Upper Concourse Level near Section 226

Sports Illustrated Stadium is a cashless facility. Please bring a credit card or mobile payment option for concessions and merchandise purchases.

National Women’s Soccer League (“NWSL”) fans have a right to expect an environment — both in stadiums and across digital and social platforms — where fans shall:

• Be able to watch, follow, and engage with the match in a safe, inclusive, clean, and healthy environment.
• Be treated in a courteous, consistent, and professional manner.
• Be treated with dignity and respect by other spectators, online participants, and those organizing and promoting the event.
• Be able to support their team, provided that the support is in good taste and neither adversely impacts the experience of fellow fans nor negatively impacts the match, players, clubs, officials, or broader NWSL community.
• Expect displays of good sportsmanship, both in-person and online, including across social media and digital channels.
• Expect timely and accurate information related to potential match delays, disruptions, or other event updates.
• Be able to engage in league and club digital spaces free from harassment, hate speech, discrimination, bullying, or abusive behavior.

NWSL is committed to creating safe, inclusive, and enjoyable match-day experiences in our stadiums and facilities that are free of discrimination. Our Fan Code of Conduct was developed in collaboration with the Independent Supporters Council and addresses expected behavior that is consistent with these goals.

NWSL is committed to creating safe, inclusive, and enjoyable match-day experiences in our stadiums and facilities that are free of discrimination. Our Fan Code of Conduct was developed in collaboration with the Independent Supporters Council and addresses expected behavior that is consistent with these goals.

• Fans are encouraged to stand, cheer, sing, and otherwise support their team while remaining respectful and courteous to all players, coaches, fans, referees, and team and stadium staff.
• Fans are prohibited from using threatening, abusive, or discriminatory words, signs, symbols, or actions based on race, ethnicity, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, cultural identity, nationality, citizenship status, age, appearance, disability, and/or religion.
• Fans are prohibited from using threatening, abusing, or discriminatory words, signs, symbols, or actions for any other reason, including but not limited to based on a player’s performance in a match.
• Fans will refrain from displays of signs, symbols, words, or images for purposes of commercial use, electioneering, and/or campaigning or advocating for or against any political party, candidate, or legislation.
• Fans are to comply with local, state, and federal laws.
• Fans are to comply with requests from facility and Team staff, posted stadium policies, and emergency response procedures.

Fans are encouraged to report violations of the Code of Conduct to the nearest facility staff member or the facility’s reporting hotline. Any fan who violates any of these provisions may be subject to penalties in NWSL’s sole and absolute discretion. The severity of penalties depend on the totality of the circumstances, and may include but are not limited to, ejection without refund, loss of ticket privileges for future games, and revocation of season tickets. There are several factors that will be taken into consideration when issuing consequences to a fan who fails to meet the expectations laid out in this policy. Any fan who conducts themselves in an extremely disruptive or dangerous manner or commits multiple violations of this policy may be banned from attending future NWSL matches for any period in NWSL’s discretion, ranging from the remainder of the season up to a lifetime ban. Local law enforcement may also be notified.

The following conduct is prohibited in all Stadiums, parking lots, facilities and other areas controlled by the Team or NWSL:

• Fighting
• Fan violence
• Assault/battery
• Language that is threatening, abusive, or discriminatory
• Throwing objects of any kind
• Causing damage to venue property
• Provoking and/or inciting threatening, abusive, or discriminatory behavior
• Possession or use of an unauthorized pyrotechnic device, smoke, or firework, or attempting to use one inside the venue without prior approval
• Purchasing or providing alcohol for consumption to an underage person
• Intrusion onto the field of play or designated area of play
• Entering, or attempting to enter, unauthorized areas of the venue
• Ignoring posted stadium policies and emergency response procedures
• Refusing to return the match ball or other behavior that interferes with the game
• Other misconduct where the venue, Team, or NWSL is the victim, including but not limited to, theft, scalping, or property damage.

To protect our players, staff, and fans, the following digital conduct is prohibited. Violation of the Digital Code of Conduct may result in penalties in NWSL’s sole and absolute discretion. The severity of penalties depend on the totality of the circumstances, and may include but are not limited to deletion of the offending content, blocking from NWSL, player and/or Team social media platforms, loss of ticket privileges for future games, revocation of season tickets, or ban from NWSL events for any period in NWSL’s discretion. Applicable law enforcement may also be notified in the event reporting is warranted by the digital conduct.

• Content that expresses or implies intent to cause physical harm, violence, intimidation or damage toward a player, team, fan or organization
• Content that is abusive, obscene, or discriminatory, including targeting individuals or groups based on protected characteristics such as race, ethnicity, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, cultural identity, nationality, citizenship status, age, appearance, disability, and/or religion.
• Content that uses threatening, abusive, or discriminatory language, symbols, or actions in connection with a player’s performance or sports betting outcomes
• Content that includes, promotes, or condones any illegal behavior
• Content that is excessively repetitive, is spam in nature, or is disruptive to the community
• Content that is against the social media platform’s guidelines

Need assistance at a match? Call or text 973-566-5001.

If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911 or notify the nearest stadium staff member immediately.