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Banc of California Stadium

Banc of California Stadium | Japanese-City.com
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3939 S Figueroa St
Los Angeles, CA 90037
 
Map of Banc of California Stadium, 3939 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles

The first new open-air stadium built in the city of Los Angeles since Dodgers Stadium in 1962
-  The stadium is accessible from the expanded LA Expo line
- At 34 degrees, seating is among the steepest in the MLS
- The closest seats are only 12 feet from the touch line
- Every seat is within 135 feet of the pitch
- The stadium roof rises 85 feet above Figueroa St.
- 5 million pounds of steel went into the construction
- The stadium is an LEED Silver certified building
- 125,000 sq ft of walkways and plazas are open to the public
- The roof is covered with 190,000 sq ft of ETFE film
- The pitch is 86,000 sq ft of improved natural bermuda grass adapted for Southern California

   

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