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Red Bull Arena Red Bull Arena, formerly known as Red Bull Park, is a soccer-specific stadium, that is the home of the New York Red Bulls of Major League Soccer (MLS). Located in Harrison, New Jersey, Red Bull Arena officially opened March 20, 2010 with an exhibition match between the New York Red Bulls and Brazil's legendary Santos FC. The stadium has a capacity of about 25,000 and features a full, translucent, European-style roof that covers all of the seats in the stadium but not the field. Red Bull Arena sits alongside the Passaic River with a view of the Newark, New Jersey skyline to the west, and New York City and Jersey City further off in a distance to the east. The stadium is accessible via public transportation at the PATH train station in Harrison.
Media Amenities: Media Seating: 100 seats to be located directly behind the player bench area. Main press area will be located directly behind bench areas in the lower bowl. Main press work area will be located underneath press seating near team locker rooms. An additional press work area will be located on the 5th level. Broadcast Facilities: Facility will be equipped with state of the art facilities to handle latest in High Definition technology. Three (3) Television Broadcast areas will be located at center field on the 5th level, just 90 feet from the action. Three (3) Radio Broadcast areas will be located at center field on the 5th level, just 90 feet from the action. Transportation: Red Bull Arena will be easily accessible to fans via public transportation including the PATH Trains and NJ Transit to the Harrison Station. The Harrison Station will be refurbished as part of the Harrison Metro Center project.
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Close to the action: Seating has been moved closer to the pitch—21 feet from touchline to first row of seats.














