Last updated on October 19th, 2023 at 12:09 pm
Red Bull Arena is the Major League Soccer home of the New York Red Bulls. The venue opened up in 2010, and sits out at 600 Cape May St, Harrison, NJ 07029. In addition to that, the NJ/NY Gotham FC play their games there.
Below are the parking tips to consider and more when traveling to the arena for an MLS game.
How Much is Parking for the New York Red Bulls?
Fans looking to save money on parking can park about a mile or so from the venue for $20. The further you park away from the venue, the cheaper the parking prices.
Red Bull Arena Handicap Parking
Gate B at the venue offers handicap parking. Handicap parking comes at a first-come first-served basis, so it is best to arrive early to get a spot.
In addition to ADA parking options directly at the stadium, fans can drive to the arena VIP Lobby entrance to drop off / pick up fans to and from the game.
Is there Tailgating in the Parking Lots at Red Bull Arena?
According to newyorkredbulls.com, there is no tailgating in the Harrison parking lots. However, there aren’t many bars or restaurants around the stadium to meet at, so your best bet is to arrive early and go to section 101 to hang out with the supporters. The supporter section at RBA is at section 101, and they will be rocking before, during, and after a game.
Check out the Red Bull Arena Food guide to see what the stadium has to offer before arriving. Also, be sure to check out the Red Bull Arena Bag Policy guide before your next visit!
Should I Take Public Transportation to the Venue?
Fans looking to save money on parking should consider using the PATH Rapid Transit to get to and from the game. The Harrison Path Station is about a half mile away from the stadium, so it is a quick walk to the venue.
Fans can also use the NJ Transit to go from NYC into New Jersey.
Finally, fans can use a rideshare program like Uber and Lyft to get to the stadium.
Greg Kristan, owner of The Stadium Reviews, LLC and TM Blast, LLC, brings his extensive experience visiting over half of the MLB ballparks, along with numerous MLS, NHL, NBA, and NFL venues, to provide in-depth coverage on the bag policy, food options, and parking. He has also been interviewed about his experiences on several sports podcasts.