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Weidner Field is an 8,000-seat soccer-specific stadium located in downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States. It opened on April 24, 2021, and is home to the Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC who compete in the USL Championship, the second level of U.S. men's professional soccer. The stadium is situated at an altitude of 6,035 feet (1,839 m) above sea level and has the highest elevation of any stadium used by a professional team in the American soccer pyramid.[2]

Key Information

While designed for soccer, the stadium is capable of hosting other types of events, such as concerts, being able to reach a capacity as high as 15,000.[3][4] The stadium replaces former Weidner Field, now known as Martin 'Ed' Ragain Field, a smaller venue in the east of the city.

Development

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The stadium was part of a collection of projects led by the City of Colorado Springs, which included renovations to the US Olympic & Paralympic Museum, Ed Robson Arena, William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, and Air Force Academy Visitor Center. Weidner Field was designed to energize the downtown area, spur adjacent real estate investment, increase tourism, and bring a sprawling community together. Plans for the new stadium were officially unveiled in July 2018.[5] Design details were revealed in July 2019, and the ceremonial groundbreaking took place that December.[1]

Naming rights are held by Weidner Apartment Homes, an owner of the club[5] and sponsored the naming rights for the former stadium. The "Weidner Field" name was officially transferred from the old stadium to the new venue on October 15, 2020.[6]

Amenities

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The stadium includes many unique elements, including a supporters section behind the south endline called "Base Camp,"[7] VIP suites, and a video board.[8]

The most iconic feature of the stadium is the statue of Saturn that symbolizes the city's nickname as the Olympic City.[9] Titled "The Epicenter" and costing $4.5 million to construct,[10] the statue weighs around 64,000 pounds, and is 35-foot tall, 65-foot in diameter, and constructed with stainless steel.[11] It's located near the main entrance, and lights up at night with LEDs.[12]

In addition, Weidner Field has one of the first "Corkonut" turf fields approved by FIFA. Constructed at a cost of $750,000, the field uses coconut fibers and cork infill; it is the first of its kind to be approved in the world for professional soccer use.[13]

Other than parking, the free downtown ZEB bus shuttle has a stop that allows fans access to the stadium via public transportation.

Events

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Soccer

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The stadium has been the home of the Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC of the USL Championship since the 2021 USL Championship season. The first soccer-related event at the stadium was an exhibition match against Orange County SC, in front of a reduced capacity of 2,000 due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.[14] The first player to score in the stadium's professional history was Hadji Barry, who scored five minutes into a 2–2 draw.[15]

Other than professional soccer matches, the stadium also hosts both regional and state-level high school soccer competitions.[16]

Major competitions

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In December 2021, Weidner Field held host to the 2021 NCAA Division II men's soccer tournament.[17]

On November 23, 2024, Weidner Field hosted the 2024 USL Championship final,[18][19] where the Switchbacks played against Rhode Island FC, resulting in a 3–0 Switchbacks win for their first title.[20]

Concerts

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Weidner Field has a capacity of 15,000 for concerts. The stadium's first concert event was in May 27, 2021, a Latin music festival, followed the next day by a concert that included Justin Moore and Chris Janson.[21][22]

Other notable performers who've played at Weidner Field includes AJR,[23] Incubus,[24] Jason Aldean,[25] and the Jonas Brothers,[26] amongst others.

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  • Club level seats under construction in December, 2020
    Club level seats under construction in December, 2020
  • Main grandstand under construction
    Main grandstand under construction
  • Construction on the field
    Construction on the field
  • Frontal view of the main grandstands under construction
    Frontal view of the main grandstands under construction

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Weidner Field is an 8,000-seat located at 111 W. Cimarron Street in , , situated at an elevation of 6,035 feet (1,840 m), the highest in U.S. professional soccer. Opened on April 24, 2021, with an exhibition match, it serves as the primary home venue for the of the and can accommodate up to 15,000 attendees for concerts and other events, including the 2025 Soccer Championships. Constructed at a cost of $50 million as part of the city's "City for Champions" initiative announced in July 2018, the stadium's design was revealed in July 2019, with groundbreaking occurring in December 2019. The facility replaced the team's previous venue and was built to revitalize the area, enhance , and foster community engagement through sports and entertainment. Its grand opening took place on May 21, 2021, coinciding with a Switchbacks FC home game, amid protocols that limited initial capacity to 50%. In February 2025, Weidner Apartment Homes assumed full ownership of Switchbacks FC. Weidner Field features modern amenities including the Phil Long Club, Founders VIP Club with all-you-can-eat buffets, and the Sky Club offering mountain views, along with standing-room areas, automatic restrooms, digital ticketing, and app-based food ordering. The venue spans 117,000 square feet of event space, supports ADA compliance, and is with concessions, group discounts, and prohibitions on pets. Since its debut, it has significantly boosted Switchbacks FC's performance, attendance, and revenue, including generating 2.5 times more revenue than the prior stadium in its first year.

History and Development

Planning and Announcement

The planning for Weidner Field originated as part of the City for Champions initiative, announced in 2013 and approved by the state in 2014 through the Regional Tourism Act (RTA), aimed at enhancing sports infrastructure to drive economic development and tourism in Colorado Springs. This initiative allocated state funding through RTA bonds, with approximately $27.7 million designated for the Colorado Sports and Event Center project, which encompassed the soccer stadium and an adjacent indoor arena. The stadium component was envisioned to revitalize downtown by integrating sports facilities with urban growth, complementing other City for Champions elements like the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum to attract visitors and stimulate local commerce. In July 2018, the City of Colorado Springs officially unveiled plans for the project in partnership with the and Weidner Apartment Homes, focusing on a that combined the with residential and commercial spaces to foster long-term revitalization. The site at 111 W. Cimarron Street—bordered by Cimarron Street to the north, Moreno Street to the south, Sierra Madre Street to the east, and Nevada Avenue to the west—was selected for its central location, high visibility, pedestrian accessibility, and proximity to public transit routes and existing amenities like the . This urban infill site, previously known as CityGate, was chosen to maximize integration with the city's transit network and promote walkable access for residents and tourists. Funding for the stadium was structured through public-private partnerships, leveraging state RTA funds alongside contributions from the city, Switchbacks FC, and Weidner Apartment Homes, with the total project cost estimated at $50 million upon completion. Initial projections outlined a 10,000-seat capacity for the soccer-specific venue, designed to host professional matches for the Switchbacks FC—addressing the team's need for a dedicated downtown home—as well as events to broaden . In July 2019, more detailed designs were released, refining the capacity to 8,000 seats while emphasizing its role in supporting professional soccer and multi-purpose uses within the broader framework.

Construction and Opening

Construction of Weidner Field commenced following the groundbreaking ceremony held on December 7, 2019, which was attended by Colorado Springs city officials, including Mayor , and representatives from the . The event marked the start of physical development on the downtown site, building on plans initially announced in 2018. The project timeline spanned from late 2019 to completion in April 2021, designed by architect firm and operated by Switchbacks Entertainment. During construction, on October 15, 2020, Weidner Apartment Homes acquired the through an undisclosed multi-year agreement, continuing their prior sponsorship ties with the team. Weidner Field officially opened on April 24, 2021, with initial events restricted to 2,000 attendees amid protocols. The inaugural match featured Switchbacks FC drawing 2–2 against , highlighted by the stadium's first goal, scored by Hadji Barry in the 5th minute.

Design and Facilities

Architecture and Layout

Weidner Field is located in downtown , at 111 W. Cimarron Street, with precise coordinates of 38.826363°N, 104.828191°W. Situated at an elevation of 6,035 feet (1,839 meters) above , it holds the distinction of being the highest-altitude stadium used by a professional soccer team in the United States. The stadium's soccer field measures 360 feet by 225 feet, adhering to regulation dimensions for professional play, and features a synthetic turf surface installed by SprinTurf. This turf incorporates Corkonut infill—a blend of fibers and cork—which was the first such material to receive approval for elite competition and cost $750,000 to install. The field supports versatile event configurations within the stadium's overall 145,000-square-foot footprint. Seating capacity includes 8,000 fixed seats optimized for soccer matches, with configurations expandable to 15,000 for concerts and larger events through additional standing and temporary areas. A dedicated supporters' section known as Base Camp occupies three full sections on the south side, enhancing fan engagement during games. Key structural features include a prominent video board at one end, measuring 24 feet high by 35 feet wide with 13HD pixel resolution for high-definition displays, and advanced LED lighting systems that allow with on-field audio for dynamic event atmospheres. The stadium integrates seamlessly with the surrounding , including an adjacent apartment building developed by Weidner Apartment Homes that overlooks the venue. An iconic element is the "The Epicenter" sculpture at the main entrance, a Saturn-shaped structure of polished rings standing 35 feet tall with a 65-foot , weighing 164,000 pounds, and illuminated by integrated LED lights. Costing $4.5 million and requiring over 20,000 man-hours to fabricate, it was unveiled in April 2021 as a symbolic gateway to the stadium.

Amenities and Features

Weidner Field offers a range of premium areas designed to enhance the experience for corporate groups and special event attendees. The stadium features 13 VIP suites located on the level, each accommodating either 10 or 22 guests with prime field views, premium audiovisual equipment, vistas of downtown Colorado Springs, personalized food and beverage service, and opportunities for custom branding. Additionally, the McDivitt Premier Club and Sky Club provide upscale networking and event spaces, with capacities ranging from 20 to 300 guests, including access to full bars, lounges, and on-site catering options. Fan facilities at the venue prioritize convenience and inclusivity. Concessions are available at four main stands offering classic stadium fare such as hot dogs, cheeseburgers, chicken tenders, brats, nachos, and local craft beers from partners like Coors, New Belgium, and Bristol Brewing Company, with portable stations integrated near bar areas for efficient service. Restrooms include accessible, all-gender, options equipped with changing stations, while the provides multiple ADA-compliant entrances, designated parking spaces requiring valid placards, wheelchair-accessible seating throughout, assisted listening devices, signage, elevators, and drop-off zones for enhanced mobility support. Parking is distributed across over 5,000 nearby lots, garages, and metered street spaces, with an average walking time of six minutes to the venue; complimentary shuttle service via the ZEB free bus is also available directly at the . Technology integrations support immersive experiences during events. A prominent video board, powered by systems, displays replays, announcements, and dynamic content visible from all seating areas, complemented by a high-end integrated audio setup that delivers full-range sound reproduction and clear announcements across the stadium. Sustainability features emphasize energy efficiency and environmental considerations. The field utilizes a FIFA-approved synthetic turf with innovative "Corkonut" infill made from coconut fiber and cork, which mimics natural grass in appearance and playability while requiring less water and maintenance than traditional surfaces. LED lighting throughout the venue reduces energy consumption and , enables customizable light shows synchronized to , and supports high-quality with consistent illumination. For safety, the stadium implemented temporary capacity controls and enhanced protocols during the era to comply with guidelines, though these have since been lifted. The venue's multi-use design extends to rentals for diverse activities beyond professional soccer. The field and indoor-outdoor spaces, including patios with panoramic views of and the , are available for team-building exercises, high school sports events, corporate gatherings, and non-sport functions like weddings or concerts, with features such as rolling garage doors and built-in sound systems facilitating versatile setups. These amenities integrate seamlessly with the overall layout, including the Base Camp supporters' section for an engaging atmosphere during matches.

Events and Usage

Soccer Events

Weidner Field serves as the primary home venue for , a professional team in the , since the stadium's opening in 2021. The Switchbacks have compiled a strong home record at the venue, including a 10-3-4 mark during the 2024 regular season that propelled them into the . In the 2025 season, the Switchbacks finished with a 7-2-6 home record, qualifying for the but exiting in the first round with a 0-1 extra-time loss away to on November 1. Their postseason success at Weidner Field has been particularly notable, with the team maintaining a perfect undefeated record in home playoff matches since 2021, highlighted by their 2024 championship campaign. The stadium hosted its first soccer match on , 2021, a preseason friendly between the Switchbacks and that ended in a 2-2 draw. The game drew a sold-out crowd of 2,200 spectators, creating an electric atmosphere as fans celebrated the debut of the downtown facility with its modern amenities and vibrant setting. This event set the tone for Weidner Field's role as a hub for professional soccer in Springs. Weidner Field has welcomed several major competitions beyond regular-season USL play. In 2021, it served as the site for the Men's Soccer Championship, accommodating semifinals and the final, where top-seeded Cal State LA defeated Charleston 1-0 to claim the national title. The venue's success in hosting this event led to its selection for the 2025 Soccer Championships, scheduled for semifinals on December 12 and the final on December 14. More recently, the Switchbacks capped their 2024 season by winning the Final 3-0 against on November 23, before a capacity crowd of 8,023, securing the club's first league title with goals from Juan Tejada, Jairo Henríquez, and Ronaldo Damus. The stadium routinely hosts high school and youth soccer events, fostering local talent development in the region. On November 15, 2025, it will stage the CHSAA Boys State Soccer Championships across multiple classifications, including the 5A final between Ralston Valley and Regis Jesuit at 6 p.m., alongside finals for 4A, 3A, and 2A divisions starting at 9 a.m. These tournaments draw competitive play from top high school teams, with the elevated venue providing a professional-grade experience. Additionally, the facility supports collegiate soccer through games hosted by the men's team, integrating community and amateur levels into its programming. At an elevation of 6,035 feet, Weidner Field offers the Switchbacks a distinct home-field advantage, as the thin air challenges visiting teams' endurance and acclimation. This factor has bolstered the team's performance, evidenced by their superior home records and undefeated playoff streak, making the stadium one of the toughest venues in the USL Championship. The soccer configuration utilizes the full 8,000-seat capacity, optimizing sightlines and pitch dimensions for optimal play.

Concerts and Other Events

Weidner Field accommodates up to 15,000 attendees for concerts, significantly expanding from its standard 8,000-seat soccer configuration. The venue hosted its inaugural concert on May 27, 2021, with the Star Festival, a event organized by Switchbacks Entertainment. Since opening to music events, Weidner Field has featured a range of notable performers across genres. In 2021, country artists and performed as part of the early summer concert series. The following year saw headline a show, building on the success of prior acts like and . By 2023, the lineup included for a rock performance, alongside Y-Fest headliners such as and . In 2024, brought country music to the stage on July 19, followed by the with special guest on July 20. These events have drawn large crowds, contributing to over 300,000 total attendees for Switchbacks Entertainment programming since 2021. Beyond concerts, Weidner Field serves as a versatile space for community gatherings, festivals, and private functions. Examples include the Health & Wellness Festival in August 2023, which offered fitness activities and vendor booths from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the annual Cerus Arena Challenge, a fitness competition held in fall 2023. The venue also hosts patriotic-themed events, such as Armed Forces Night, blending with community appreciation. Rentals support diverse uses, including receptions, team-building activities, weddings, and corporate meetings, with indoor and outdoor options available. Event bookings at Weidner Field surged in 2025, with dates filling rapidly amid promotions offering 20% discounts on site fees to attract organizers. The downtown location facilitates integration with nearby activities, encouraging pre- and post-event dining and exploration in Colorado Springs. To accommodate music performances, the employs expansion setups that increase capacity for larger audiences, alongside specialized sound and lighting systems optimized for concerts. VIP amenities, such as premium seating and lounges, are available during these events to provide enhanced experiences for select guests.

Impact and Legacy

Economic and Community Impact

Weidner Field, constructed as part of a $50 million , has significantly contributed to in Colorado Springs by spurring adjacent real estate investments and enhancing local GDP through increased event-related spending. The stadium's development prompted Weidner Apartment Homes to initiate a $40 million mixed-use featuring residential units and commercial spaces immediately nearby, while broader investments reached $2.47 billion from 2013 to 2024, with the venue serving as a key catalyst for this expansion. Additionally, the facility has boosted by attracting over 202,000 ticketed visitors in 2024 alone, a 17.1% increase from the previous year, primarily through soccer matches and high-profile concerts that draw regional audiences. The stadium has played a pivotal role in downtown revitalization, increasing visibility and foot traffic along Cimarron Street and surrounding areas, which has led to the emergence of new businesses such as restaurants and retail outlets. Local establishments report substantial upticks in patronage on event days, with pre- and post-game crowds enhancing overall economic activity in the Southwest district. This influx has realized long-term goals of transforming the urban core into a vibrant hub, as evidenced by sustained demand for dining and nightlife tied to stadium programming. On the community front, Weidner Field fosters unity by hosting diverse events that support local teams like the Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC and elevate the city as a regional venue for championships, including the 2024 USL Championship victory and the annual City for Champions Cup. These gatherings draw visitors from across the Pikes Peak region, promoting social cohesion and civic pride while aligning with the 2018 City for Champions initiative to leverage sports for broader community benefits. The stadium's role in these activities has strengthened ties between residents and local institutions, encouraging ongoing engagement through youth programs and public events. In the 2025 USL Championship season, as of November 2024, the Switchbacks have maintained strong home attendance averaging over 7,000 fans per match, continuing to drive economic activity through ticket sales and related spending. Attendance metrics underscore the venue's sustained growth, with Switchbacks FC games achieving year-on-year increases since the 2021 opening, reaching an average of approximately 6,757 fans per match in 2023 and record-breaking figures in 2024 that approached full capacity of 8,000. By 2022, operations had returned to near-full capacity following pandemic restrictions, reflecting robust recovery and demand. Event bookings for 2025 indicate continued expansion, with dates filling rapidly across soccer, concerts, and community gatherings. Initial challenges from the affected revenue, as the stadium opened in April 2021 at 50% capacity with a maximum of 4,000 attendees per event to comply with health guidelines. However, recovery was swift through diversified programming, including expanded concerts and non-soccer events, which not only restored but exceeded pre-opening economic projections, such as surpassing a 2.5 times business multiplier in the first full year of operation.

Notable Milestones

Weidner Field holds the distinction of being the highest-elevation professional soccer stadium in the United States, situated at 6,035 feet (1,839 meters) above in downtown Colorado Springs. This altitude contributes significantly to its reputation for providing a formidable home-field advantage in the , as highlighted in a 2025 analysis of league dynamics, where visiting teams often struggle with the thinner air affecting endurance and performance. The venue pioneered innovative playing surface technology with the installation of the world's first FIFA-approved featuring Corkonut infill, a USDA-certified organic mixture of cork and husks designed to mimic natural grass bounce and reduce heat retention by up to 40°F compared to traditional rubber infills. This surface debuted in and enabled multi-sport versatility, supporting the stadium's role in hosting the 2024 USL Championship Final, where the secured their first league title with a 3-0 victory over before a sellout crowd of 8,023. Attendance milestones underscore the stadium's growing popularity, including the Switchbacks' first full-capacity soccer match during the 2022 season at its 8,000-seat soccer configuration, which marked a post-opening surge in fan engagement. By 2024, the club shattered records with 13 sellouts across the regular season and playoffs, culminating in the championship triumph. For concerts, the venue's expandable setup to 15,000 seats has drawn peak crowds for major acts, such as the and performances, amplifying its status as a regional hub. Culturally, the unveiling of "The Epicenter" sculpture in April 2021 transformed the main entrance into a city landmark, this 35-foot-tall, 164,000-pound installation featuring interlocking rings symbolizing Colorado Springs' Olympic ties and community vitality. The stadium has also fostered patriotic community events, including the 2025 Armed Forces Night on May 17 honoring veterans with pre-match ceremonies and an fundraiser, alongside the July 4 Fireworks Spectacular blending soccer with immersive post-game displays. Weidner Field hosted soccer championships in 2021 and is scheduled to host in December 2025, with the latter event—featuring semifinals and finals for men's and women's tournaments—further affirming its prestige in collegiate athletics. These milestones, including the 2024 USL title and record attendances, have boosted local economic activity through increased tourism and event-related spending. Looking ahead, 2025 bookings for the championships and various state tournaments signal the venue's rising prominence as a premier soccer destination.

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