Located in Portland’s Goose Hollow neighborhood, Providence Park is served by a dedicated MAX light rail station (Blue and Red lines) directly across the street. Your match ticket functions as a valid TriMet fare on buses and MAX for three hours before and three hours after the event. Free guarded bike parking is also available on SW Morrison Street on matchdays.
The next home weekend at Providence Park from current index data. Open the itinerary to plan around it.
Sat, Oct 17 – Sat, Oct 17
Estimated trip cost US$192.50 per person
Party estimate US$385 · 2 adults · 1 room
Tickets for party US$220 · Hotel for party US$165
2026-10-17 to 2026-10-18 · Transport is excluded or varies. Separate bookings; provider prices and availability can change.
Per-person amount is rounded from the party estimate.
Estimated trip cost US$192.50 per person
Party estimate US$385 · 2 adults · 1 room
Tickets for party US$220 · Hotel for party US$165
2026-10-17 to 2026-10-18 · Transport is excluded or varies. Separate bookings; provider prices and availability can change.
Per-person amount is rounded from the party estimate.
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The Pearl District is considered an ideal neighborhood for hotels due to its proximity to the stadium and its array of trendy restaurants, breweries, and shops.
Goose Hollow is an excellent choice for attending soccer matches, as it's home to Providence Park. It offers a safe and charming atmosphere, with tree-lined streets and historic homes. The neighborhood boasts an excellent Transit Score.
Providence Park is directly in Goose Hollow. The Providence Park MAX station, served by MAX Blue and Red lines, is located across the street from the stadium entrance. Several TriMet bus lines (15, 20, 24, 6, 58) also run near or stop within a few blocks of Providence Park. The Portland Streetcar is also an option, with stops within a 10-minute walk. Goose Hollow has an excellent Transit Score of 81.
Downtown Portland offers a central location with convenient access to both the Moda Center and Providence Park via public transit. During business hours, the central city is vibrant and generally safe. It provides a dynamic mix of entertainment and amenities.
Downtown is a major transit hub. MAX Light Rail lines (Blue, Green, Red, Yellow) connect to the Rose Quarter Transit Center (for Moda Center) and the Providence Park MAX station. Numerous TriMet bus lines and the Portland Streetcar (NS, A, B loops) also serve the downtown area, providing connections across the city.
The Pearl District offers an upscale urban experience with boutiques, art galleries, and diverse dining options. It's adjacent to downtown, making it relatively central. While some sources highlight its amenities and pedestrian activity, it's important to be aware of mixed safety perceptions, with some reports of increased property crime and assaults.
The Pearl District is served by the Portland Streetcar (NS, A, and B loops), providing connections to downtown, the Lloyd District, and other areas. It also has good bus access and is within walking distance or a short transit ride to MAX Light Rail stations in downtown connecting to the major sports venues.
Known for its historic architecture, trendy boutiques, and vibrant dining scene, the Northwest District (Nob Hill) offers a sophisticated atmosphere. It provides good public transit access and is relatively close to Providence Park.
The Northwest District has good public transit with five bus lines and one light rail line passing through. The Portland Streetcar (NS line) travels through Nob Hill, connecting to Downtown and the Pearl District, which can then connect to MAX lines for further reach to venues like Moda Center.
Providence Park is highly accessible via public transportation. The TriMet MAX light rail Blue and Red lines stop directly at the Providence Park station, located across the street from the stadium entrance. Several TriMet bus lines, including 6, 15, 20, 24, and 58, also run near the stadium. Match-day and concert tickets can be used as valid TriMet fare on buses, MAX, and LIFT for three hours before and three hours after the event.
Rideshare: The area on SW 18th Avenue between Burnside and Taylor is closed during events. NW Flanders Street is generally recommended as a less congested pick-up and drop-off zone for rideshare services.
Parking: The City of Portland encourages fans to park downtown and utilize public transportation due to limited street parking around Providence Park. Several Park & Ride locations offer convenient access to MAX light rail lines connecting to the stadium. Free guarded bike parking is available on SW Morrison Street on matchdays.
After events, popular nearby spots for food and drinks include Gilda's or Kells Brewery, located conveniently near MAX stops. The Pearl District, known for its trendy restaurants, breweries, and shops, is also nearby. Other options include Deschutes Brewery and Rogue, which are local craft beer favorites.
Lively spot to cheer on the game with craft beers and classic bites. Offers a vibrant Portland atmosphere and a comforting blend of old-school charm and lively energy, making it ideal for unwinding with friends or catching a game.
What to order: Craft beers, classic bites, carefully crafted Bloody Marys, local beers, hearty meals like skillets or toasted sandwiches.
Downtown Portland's first choice for sports with 34-36 large screens for watching games, offering pub grub, hot dogs, craft beer, and cocktails. Known for its robust menu including weekend brunch, weekday lunches, daily happy hour, dinner, and late-night options. Pays homage to the 1970s Portland Mavericks.
What to order: Pub grub, hot dogs, craft beer, cocktails, wings, burgers, nachos, chicken tenders, fries, Philly Cheesesteak Nachos, Cheeseburger Sliders, Garlic Rosemary Fries.
