Sightseeing

Qualcomm Stadium

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Introduction

Qualcomm Stadium, also known as the Q or the Murph, was the longtime home of the San Diego Chargers, opened in 1967 with a capacity of about 70,000. It hosted multiple Super Bowls, World Series games, and concerts by the Rolling Stones and others. Located in Mission Valley, it is a key vessel of Southern California sports memory. Although the Chargers relocated to Los Angeles in 2017, the stadium still hosts SDSU college football, motocross, swap meets, and auto shows. Its massive concrete bowl and tailgate culture are must-experience pieces of American sports fandom, and the site is a window into the migration of pro sports in California.

✨ Highlights

Super Bowl History

Hosted three Super Bowls over the years

Tailgate Culture

Parking-lot BBQ is the heart of NFL fandom

70K Bowl Seating

Massive concrete bowl with grand scale

Multi-Events

Auto shows, swap meets, and motocross rotate in

SDSU Football

Now primarily hosts San Diego State games

Concert Venue

Rolling Stones, U2, and top acts have played here

🛈 Practical Info

→Address：9449 Friars Rd, San Diego, CA 92110

→Transit：MTS Green Line trolley to Qualcomm Way

→Parking：Event parking $30-50; trolley is recommended

→Tickets：Buy via official site or Ticketmaster

→Tours：Behind-the-scenes tours include locker rooms

💡 Tips

• Event-day traffic is heavy; the trolley is strongly recommended

• Tailgating starts 3 hours early; bring your own BBQ and drinks

• Sun protection and hats are essential for open-air seating

• Beware of counterfeit tickets on resale platforms

• Pair with Mission Valley shopping for a full-day outing

FAQ

Any practical tips for visiting Qualcomm Stadium?

Event-day traffic is heavy; the trolley is strongly recommended Tailgating starts 3 hours early; bring your own BBQ and drinks

Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.