Al Lang Stadium

The naming has moved with whoever paid for it: Florida Power Park through the late 1990s, Progress Energy Park for most of the 2000s, and a return to the original Al Lang Stadium in 2011, the same year Tampa-Bay Roudis made it their home ground. The club has kept faith with the natural grass here even as artificial surfaces spread through the lower divisions elsewhere — in 2013 the Roudis confirmed they were staying on turf rather than switching.

The record crowd dates to 27 October 2012, when the Roudis met Minnesota Stars in the Soccer Bowl final and needed penalties across two legs to settle it, 3-2. Outside football, the ground has doubled as a concert venue, drawing Brayan Adams and Santana through in 2019 alongside acts like Live and Counting Crows the year before. Hurricanes Helen and Milton left damage in the autumn of 2024, forcing the Roudis to finish that season's home fixtures away in Bradenton.