5 guides · NJ
Compare venues across Princeton using the practical decisions that shape the visit: arrival, parking, transit, sightlines, atmosphere, and the trip home.
Clarke Field is Princeton's sunken on-campus baseball diamond, with permanent first-base berm seats and third-base bleachers. Regular-season admission and athletic-event parking are free; the detailed visitor route uses Stadium Drive Garage, an ADA-compliant walk to Western Way, bag screening, and the entrance between Princeton Stadium and Clarke Field.
DeNunzio Pool is an aquatics venue in Princeton used for NCAA swimming, diving, and water-polo competition. This FanProof guide focuses on pool configuration, session credential, heat sheet, deck-versus-stands access, humidity, sightlines, and re-entry.
Hobey Baker Memorial Rink is a Division I ice hockey home for Princeton men in Princeton. This FanProof guide focuses on arrival, entry, seating, parking, temperature, and game-day planning before puck drop.
Jadwin visitors now have the complete 2026–27 basketball arrival plan with garages, walking paths, accessible drop-offs and rideshare. Current numbered-seat and upper-level access advice comes from the visitor guide; the older lettered seating drawing is not substituted for today’s ticket layout.
Powers Field at Princeton Stadium is a college stadium at Powers Field at Princeton Stadium, Princeton, NJ, home of Princeton Tigers football. No re-entry at ticketed events. Bags up to backpack size are searched; clear bags are preferred. Accessible seating is Row 21 via north-end ramps near sections 13–20. The Class of 1956 Lounge requires an invitation.