Jack Murphy Stadium

Opened in 1967

About Jack Murphy Stadium

Jack Murphy Stadium is a former name of Qualcomm Stadium, used 1967–2020. Qualcomm Stadium was a College Football, MLB and NFL stadium in San Diego, California. It opened in 1967 and closed in 2021. It was designed by Frank L. Hope & Associates. Its last recorded capacity was 70,561. Tenants included San Diego Chargers (NFL, 1967–2016), San Diego State Aztecs (College Football, 1967–2019) and San Diego Padres (MLB, 1969–2003). In all, 3 teams from 3 leagues have called it home. It has also been known as San Diego Stadium (1967–1980) and SDCCU Stadium (1967–2020).

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Venue Information

Capacity

70,561

Year Opened

1967

Year Closed

2021

Location

San Diego, California

Architect

Frank L. Hope & Associates

Operator

County of San Diego

Location derived from the venue's coordinates using OpenStreetMap data.

Architect and operator credits from Wikidata.

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Teams

Home seasons at Jack Murphy Stadium by team, 1967–2021. Bars use each team's colors at the time; the table below lists every season.
Team League Years
San Diego State Aztecs
College Football · 1967–2019
Mountain West 1999–2019 · Western Athletic Conference 1978–1998 · Independent 1976–1977 · 3 earlier conferences · FBS (Division I-A)
  1. Aztec Bowl 1947–1966
  2. Jack Murphy Stadium 1967–2019
  3. Dignity Health Sports Park 2020–2021
All 7 home venues of the San Diego State Aztecs
  1. City Stadium 1931–1935
  2. Aztec Bowl 1936–1939
  3. City Stadium 1946
  4. Aztec Bowl 1947–1966
  5. Jack Murphy Stadium 1967–2019
  6. Dignity Health Sports Park 2020–2021
  7. Snapdragon Stadium 2022–present
College Football 1967–2019
San Diego Chargers
AFL, NFL · 1967–2016
  1. Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 1960
  2. City Stadium 1961–1966
  3. Jack Murphy Stadium 1967–2016
  4. Dignity Health Sports Park 2017–2019
  5. SoFi Stadium (Chargers Training Facility) 2020–present
AFL, NFL 1967–2016
San Diego Padres
MLB · 1969–2003
  1. Jack Murphy Stadium 1969–2003
  2. Petco Park 2004–present
MLB 1969–2003

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of Jack Murphy Stadium?

The capacity of Jack Murphy Stadium is 70,561.

When was Jack Murphy Stadium built?

Jack Murphy Stadium opened in 1967.

Who designed Jack Murphy Stadium?

Jack Murphy Stadium was designed by Frank L. Hope & Associates.

Who operates Jack Murphy Stadium?

Jack Murphy Stadium is operated by County of San Diego.

Where did the San Diego Padres play after Jack Murphy Stadium?

After leaving Jack Murphy Stadium in 2003, the San Diego Padres moved to Petco Park in 2004.

Where did the San Diego State Aztecs play before Jack Murphy Stadium?

Before moving to Jack Murphy Stadium in 1967, the San Diego State Aztecs played at Aztec Bowl from 1947 to 1966.

Where did the San Diego State Aztecs play after Jack Murphy Stadium?

After leaving Jack Murphy Stadium in 2019, the San Diego State Aztecs moved to Dignity Health Sports Park in 2020. They played there until 2021.

Where did the San Diego Chargers play before Jack Murphy Stadium?

Before moving to Jack Murphy Stadium in 1967, the San Diego Chargers played at City Stadium from 1961 to 1966.

Where did the San Diego Chargers play after Jack Murphy Stadium?

After leaving Jack Murphy Stadium in 2016, the San Diego Chargers moved to Dignity Health Sports Park in 2017. They played there until 2019.

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Historical Names

San Diego Stadium

1967 - 1980

Jack Murphy Stadium

1967 - 2020

Current

SDCCU Stadium

1967 - 2020

Qualcomm Stadium

Unknown - Present

Location

Coordinates: 32.7831, -117.1194
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References

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Capacity and dates on this page are compiled from Wikipedia and Wikidata alongside our own research.

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