Maimonides Park sits a block from the Coney Island boardwalk, and on a September night you get pro soccer with the Parachute Jump and the Wonder Wheel lit up past the stands. The club has made this home match against FC Tulsa its Noche Latina night for Hispanic Heritage Month. If you want a live game this weekend without a stadium trip out of the city, this is the one in Brooklyn.
What to expect
A compact ballpark set up for soccer, with the field views close to the action and the ocean breeze coming off the beach. The club is dressing the night around Latino culture and fútbol, so expect themed matchday touches around the game itself.
Good to know
- Take the D, F, N or Q train to Coney Island–Stillwell Ave; the park is a short walk toward the boardwalk.
- Buy through the club's ticket page; the Ticketmaster listing shows the match as off sale.
- Check the club's stadium policies page for the bag rules before you go.
- Come early and walk the boardwalk before kickoff.
- Evenings by the water get cool in September, so bring a layer.
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Common questions
Where do I get tickets?
Through Brooklyn FC's own tickets page for the men's team.
What is Noche Latina?
The club's theme for this match, a night dedicated to fútbol and Latino culture for Hispanic Heritage Month.
What league is this?
The USL Championship, the second tier of US men's professional soccer.
