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Arenas, Facilities & Stadiums
Click the links below for sports facilities near that city:
| Map | Call | Venue | City | Year Opened | Capacity | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scope Arena | Eastern Shore | Norfolk | 1971 | 13,800 | Home of the Norfolk Admirals (AHL) | |||
| Foreman Field at S. B. Ballard Stadium | Eastern Shore | Norfolk | 1936 | 19,818 | Home of Old Dominion University Monarchs football (C-USA) | |||
| Ted Constant Convocation Center | Eastern Shore | Norfolk | 2002 | 9,520 | Home of Old Dominion University Monarchs basketball (C-USA) | |||
| Lane Stadium / Worsham Field | Roanoke | Blacksburg | 1965 | 66,233 | Home of Virginia Tech Hokies football (ACC) | |||
| Richmond Raceway | Richmond | Richmond | 1945 | 97,912 | Sprint Cup, NASCAR Nationwide Series | |||
| Cassell Coliseum | Roanoke | Blacksburg | 1962 | 9,847 | Home of Virginia Tech Hokies basketball (ACC) | |||
| Pfitzner Stadium | Northern | Woodbridge | 1984 | 6,000 | Home of the Potomac Nationals (Washington Nationals A-Advanced affiliate) | |||
| Virginia Beach Sportsplex | Eastern Shore | Virginia Beach | 1999 | 10,780 | Soccer stadium | |||
| William "Dick" Price Stadium | Eastern Shore | Norfolk | 1997 | 30,000 | Home of Norfolk State Spartans football (MEAC) | |||
| John Paul Jones Arena | Richmond | Charlottesville | 2006 | 14,593 | Home of Virginia Cavaliers basketball (ACC) | |||
| City Stadium | Richmond | Richmond | 1929 | 22,000 | Football & soccer stadium | |||
| Klockner Stadium | Richmond | Charlottesville | 1948 | 7,906 | Home of Virginia Cavaliers lacrosse & soccer (ACC) | |||
| Arthur Ashe Athletic Center | Richmond | Richmond | 1982 | 6,000 | Multi-purpose arena | |||
| Stuart C. Siegel Center | Richmond | Richmond | 1999 | 8,000 | Home of VCU Rams basketball (A-10); Includes the Verizon Wireless Arena | |||
| EagleBank Arena | Northern | Fairfax | 1985 | 10,000 | Home of George Mason University Patriots basketball (A-10) | |||
| University Hall | Richmond | Charlottesville | 1965 | 8,457 | Former home of Virginia Cavaliers basketball (ACC) | |||
| Armstrong Stadium | Chesapeake Bay | Hampton | 1928 | 17,000 | Home of Hampton University Pirates football (MEAC) | |||
| Bridgeforth Stadium / Zane Showker Field | Richmond | Harrisonburg | 1975 | 24,878 | Home of James Madison Dukes football (NCAA) | |||
| Robins Stadium | Richmond | Richmond | 2010 | 8,700 | Home of Richmond Spiders football, lacrosse, soccer, track & field (A-10) | |||
| Virginia Motorsports Park | Richmond | Petersburg | 1994 | 23,000 | NHRA | |||
| Salem Civic Center | Roanoke | Salem | 1967 | 6,820 | Multi-purpose arena; Part of the James E. Taliaferro Sports & Entertainment Complex; Hosts the NCAA Division III men's college basketball championship | |||
| Martinsville Speedway | Richmond | Martinsville | 1947 | 65,000 | Sprint Cup, NASCAR Nationwide Series, NCWTS | |||
| Hampton Coliseum | Eastern Shore | Hampton | 1970 | 13,800 | ||||
| South Boston Speedway | Richmond | South Boston | 1957 | 10,000 | NASCAR Camping World East Series, Whelen All-American Series late model and USAR Hooter's Pro Cup events | |||
| Virginia International Raceway | Richmond | Alton | 1957 | 5,000 | Grand-Am, AMA | |||
| Scott Stadium | Richmond | Charlottesville | 1931 | 61,500 | Home of Virginia Cavaliers football (ACC) | |||
| Harbor Park | Eastern Shore | Norfolk | 1993 | 12,067 | Home of the Norfolk Tides (Baltimore Orioles AAA affiliate) | |||
| The Diamond | Richmond | Richmond | 1985 | 12,134 | Home of the Richmond Flying Squirrels (San Francisco Giants AA affiliate), Home of VCU Rams baseball (A-10) | |||
| Alumni Memorial Field at Foster Stadium | Roanoke | Lexington | 1962 | 10,000 | Home of Virginia Military Institute (VMI) football (Big South) |
