Phoenix Rising FC Stadium

The ground at 3801 E Washington St is not a permanent piece of architecture but a mobile structure. The stadium opened in 2017 in Tempe before moving to Wild Horse Pass in 2021, and finally settling in Phoenix in 2023, a journey that gave it a modular identity rarely seen in the USL Championship. The current capacity is 10,000, a figure stable since the move to Chandler, though the original 2017 venue held just 6,200. The playing surface is natural grass.

The all-time attendance record at this specific site is 10,437, set on April 1, 2023, during the home opener against San Diego Loyal SC, which ended in a 2-2 draw. This figure surpassed the previous club record of 9,236 established at Wild Horse Pass in 2021. The venue has hosted matches in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, including a Round of 32 fixture against the Houston Dynamo on May 7, 2025. The stadium is located in the Central City area of Phoenix, immediately north of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

The structure has undergone several name changes: Casino Arizona Field (2017–2020), Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex at Wild Horse Pass (2021–2022), and now Phoenix Rising Soccer Stadium. It also hosts concerts and community events, reflecting its multi-use design. The club, Phoenix Rising FC, has used this ground as its home since the final relocation. The all-time record for attendance at this venue remains unbroken. The stadium's history is one of transition, a fact visible in its temporary-looking construction. The venue has seen its share of dramatic moments, including the club's 2023 playoff run. The club's history is intertwined with the venue's evolution, a shared journey of growth and change. The stadium's history is a story of resilience and adaptation, traits that define the club itself. The club's history is one of constant movement, a fact that has shaped its identity and culture. The stadium's history is one of constant movement, a fact that has shaped its identity and culture.