Princeton Stadium is a combination of high-tech, intimacy and modesty that together has created a venue perfectly suited to the University. With a price tag of $45 million, Princeton Stadium is a facility simplistic in goals and complex in structure. Princeton Stadium has a seating capacity of 27,800, with room for more than 30,000 in the building. The turf system is a sand-based system over a gravel bed that allows water to move freely through to provide for excellent drainage. The public address system is a Turbosound Flashlight loudspeaker system, the same system that recently has been installed in NFL stadiums such as Lambeau Field and the Oakland Coliseum.

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The weight room is one of the jewels of Princeton Stadium. Located in a corridor adjacent to the Princeton locker room, the weight room features the most modern equipment in a pristine setting designed for maximum efficiency. Among the amenities are free weights, weight machines, dumbbells and aerobic equipment.

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The Princeton football Locker room, whose most distinguishable characteristic is its orange and black Tiger-striped carpet, features private lockers for 120 players. There is a central area where the entire team can meet before and after games and during halftime. There is also an athletic training facility, showers and bathrooms.

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Princeton Stadium on game day.

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Princeton student athletes receive the best in preventative and rehabilitative care form the athletic training staff. The training room itself is spacious, encompassing nearly 3000 square feet in the east wing of Caldwell Field House. Princeton has eight certified athletic trainers who work closely with its 38 varsity sports.

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