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Parking & Directions for San Jose Earthquakes PayPal Park
1123 Coleman Avenue, San Jose, CA
95110, US
1. Official PayPal Park Lot - 0.1 miles, $30
2. Park & Ride Lot - 0.5 miles, $15
3. San Jose State University Lot - 1 mile, $20
4. Street Parking (varies) - 0.2 miles, $10
5. Nearby garages - 0.3 miles, $25
Watching a game at Providence Park is like stepping into Portland’s heart, where history and passion collide. This place isn’t just the home of the Portland Timbers and Thorns it’s also where the first women’s pro soccer game in Oregon’s history took place, a milestone that really speaks to the stadium’s importance. It’s been the local team’s HQ since 2011, so you can feel the history in every corner. The outdoor bar is a fan favorite, especially in the summer, serving up craft beers that make cheering even more fun. One thing that really stands out about Providence Park is how it’s built for everyone, families can hang out in the Family-Friendly Zone without worries, and the West side offers some seriously plush seats with quick access to all the good amenities. And if you’re coming from downtown Portland, just take SW Salmon Street and you’re in, no fuss. Honestly, catching a San Jose Earthquakes Portland game here is a must-do, it’s got that electric vibe, the kind of place that makes you feel like you’re part of something bigger, something truly Portland.


