Home Dept Center
Location: Carson, California
Home of: L.A. Galaxy, Chivas U.S.A and U. S. Soccer Federation - National Team Training Headquarters.
Seating Capacity: 27,000
Playing Surface: Grass
Additional Info: 9 Soccer Training Fields (including one artificial surface)

Invesco Field
Location: Denver Colorado
Home of: Colorado Rapids.
Seating Capacity: 76,125 (Seating is scaled down for MLS games, this staduim is home of NFL's Denver Broncos)
Playing Surface: Natural Grass

Pizza Hut Park
Location: Frisco, Texas
Home of: FC Dallas
Seating Capacity: 20,000
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Additional info: 17 regulation-size soccer fields.

Rice-Eccles Stadium
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Home of: Real Salt Lake (and University of Utah)
Seating Capacity: 45,017
Playing Surface: Field Turf (synthetic turf)

Spartan Stadium
Location: San Jose, California
Home of: San Jose Earthquakes (and University of San Jose)
Seating Capacity: 26,525
Playing Surface: Natural Grass

Crew Stadium
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Home of: Columbus Crew
Seating Capacity: 22,500 (ability to expand to 30,000)
Playing Surface: Natural Grass

Robert F. Kennedy Memorial (RFK) Stadium
Location: Washington, D.C.
Home of: D.C. United
Seating Capacity: 56,000
Playing Surface: Grass (Prescription Athletic Turf)

Arrowhead Stadium
Location: Kansas City, Kansas
Home of: Kansas City Wizards (and NFL'S Kansas City Chiefs)
Seating Capacity: 79,409
Playing Surface: Grass

Giants Stadium
Location: East Rutherford, N.J.
Home of: MetroStars (also NFL's N.Y. Giants and N.Y. Jets)
Seating Capacity: 80,242
Playing Surface: FieldTurf® (a hybrid fiber)

Gillette Stadium
Location: Foxborough, MA.
Home of: New England Revolution (also NFL's New England Patriots)
Seating Capacity: 68,756
Playing Surface: Grass

What about the Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles? Celtic played there on their last US Tour.

Great work there Oranje. You have some very impressive stadiums over there.

indeed there is some impressive stadiums!

I listed the stadiums that currently host MLS teams, that's why you didn't see the field you mentioned. I do plan on listing more, possibly stadiums where World Cups have been played as well as friendlies, so your 'Phillie' stadium should be coming up.....(Celtic also sold out in Seattle as well )....

Ahh i see, very good work by the way! Interesting too see what all the different stadiums look like!

carlos ruiz, was the first player to score in the home depot center

now, he is the first to score in the pizza hut park,

Oranje, you got any you taken yourself?

I have a few at the Home Depot center (L.A. Galaxy and Chivas home), but they weren't of the stadium itself, it was when the U.S. played Denmark and Real Madrid's training session as well as the game the following night, Real Madrid - Galaxy......

Security doesn't allow you to take a camera inside a stadium if the lens is longer than the length of a credit card, and 35mm happens to be.......

Bridgeview Stadium — or the "Firehouse".
Location: in suburban Bridgeview just outside Chicago.
Home of the Chicago Fire.
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Will open to the public on June 25th, 2006.
With 21,000 seats for soccer (and 28-30,000 for the 8-12 yearly concerts that the stadium will host) the Fire's new digs are already something of a success. Season tickets sales have doubled; 31 of the 42 club suites (which range from $25,000-$60,000) are spoken for and 80% of the 1000 "swanky" club seats are locked down.

Is this Fires "new" stadium? My sister was lucky enough to watch Chicago Fire play while she was staying in Chicago for a few weeks. She met a few players too.