San Diego Supercross 2027 Tickets: Snapdragon Stadium Seating, FanFest & Race Day Guide

Round 2 of the 2027 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season lands in San Diego on Saturday, January 16, when Snapdragon Stadium hosts Supercross for a night of racing in the heart of Mission Valley. One week after the Anaheim opener, San Diego is where the season's first storylines harden: opening-night winners try to prove it wasn't a fluke, and everyone who left Anaheim 1 disappointed gets an immediate chance to respond.

Snapdragon is one of the newest stadiums on the calendar and one of the easiest to attend. Here's how to plan your visit and find tickets.

San Diego Supercross 2027: Event Details

Date: Saturday, January 16, 2027
Venue: Snapdragon Stadium
Location: 2101 Stadium Way, San Diego, CA
Championship: Monster Energy AMA Supercross
Round: 2 of 17
Classes: 450SX and 250SX West

Event information, including ticket options, is also collected on our San Diego event page.

Where to Buy San Diego Supercross Tickets

Supercross.com connects fans with January 16 event listings through its participating ticket partners.

Vivid Seats

Vivid Seats is a secondary ticket marketplace offering listings from ticket sellers. Fans can browse available seating sections and compare listed prices. Inventory and pricing can change as tickets are purchased or additional listings become available.

Ticketmaster

Ticketmaster is another available ticketing option for the event and may display primary inventory and resale tickets, depending on the listing.

Before purchasing through either provider, check the event date, seating section, number of tickets, total checkout price, and transfer or refund conditions. Resale tickets can cost more or less than face value, and the lowest advertised price is not necessarily the lowest final checkout price once fees are added — compare totals, not headlines.

Sitting at Snapdragon Stadium for Supercross

Snapdragon Stadium is a modern, open-air bowl that opened in 2022, with a capacity of roughly 35,000. For Supercross, a temporary dirt track — start straight, rhythm sections, bowl turns and a finish-line jump — is built across the floor, and the track layout is specific to this event.

That layout shapes what makes a good seat. In a compact bowl like Snapdragon, even elevated seats feel close to the floor by stadium standards, and higher sightlines are genuinely useful for following a Supercross track end to end: you can watch a battle develop through a rhythm section instead of seeing only the corner in front of you. Lower sections trade that overview for proximity — the starts, the sound and the roost all hit harder down low, but a single seat location can't show you every section of a technical course.

One venue-specific consideration: Snapdragon is fully open-air and much of the seating is exposed to the elements. A mid-January evening in San Diego is mild by most standards, but plan layers for after sunset, and check the forecast during race week. Before choosing a section, compare the seating chart against the event's official track map rather than assuming any section is automatically "best."

What Is Supercross FanFest?

FanFest runs from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM Pacific on race day, with access to the paddock side of the sport: team preparations and motorcycles up close, designated rider autograph opportunities, manufacturer displays and interactive activities. Specific activities and appearances are subject to the event schedule.

Do You Need a Separate FanFest Ticket?

Yes. FanFest requires a valid event ticket and separate FanFest admission. Verify you have both before arriving — a standard race ticket alone does not include FanFest.

San Diego Race-Day Schedule

All times are local to San Diego, California. Qualifying may take place earlier in the day; consult the final official timetable for session details.

Getting There: Trolley, Parking and Rideshare

Snapdragon Stadium has the best transit access of any stop on the West Coast swing. The San Diego MTS Green Line trolley stops at Stadium Station, immediately beside the venue, and MTS adds service on major event days. Several trolley stations offer free park-and-ride parking, and an adult trolley round trip costs about the same as a coffee — for most fans, it's the simplest way in and out of Mission Valley.

Driving is the other option, with a caveat: on-site parking is limited for a stadium of this size and has sold out for major events. If you plan to drive, pre-purchase parking with your tickets rather than counting on drive-up availability, and arrive early. Rideshare pick-up after the event is organized through the Purple Lot on the northeast side of the stadium.

Bag Policy, Families and Accessibility

Snapdragon Stadium is a clear-bag venue. Each guest may bring one clear plastic or vinyl bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12", a one-gallon clear freezer bag, or a small clutch no larger than 4.5" × 6.5". Backpacks, large purses, coolers and luggage are prohibited; bag-check lockers are available outside the east side of the stadium, and exceptions are made for medical needs and guests with young children. Confirm the current policy on the venue's official guest information before you travel.

The stadium is fully ADA accessible, with elevators serving all levels and assisted listening devices available at Guest Services locations. Families will find family restrooms and parent rooms around the concourse. As at every Supercross round, consider hearing protection for younger fans.

San Diego vs. the Anaheim Rounds

Southern California fans get three chances in three weeks. Anaheim 1 (January 9) is the season opener, with all its unveiling energy. San Diego (January 16) is the immediate follow-up in a smaller, newer, transit-friendly stadium — for many fans the easiest night of the three to attend. Anaheim 2 (January 23) closes the swing with the Triple Crown format. The full season picture is on our 2027 Supercross schedule.

Race-Week Buying Tips

Compare the final checkout total across providers, not the first price you see. Recheck the event date and start time on your listing — San Diego is January 16, between the two Anaheim Saturdays. If FanFest is part of your plan, secure that access at the same time as your race tickets. And if you're taking the trolley, check the MTS event-day schedule during race week for added post-race service.

Ticket availability, pricing, venues and event details are subject to change. Sources: official San Diego event information, Monster Energy AMA Supercross; Snapdragon Stadium venue information. Photo: Align Media, via Husqvarna — Malcolm Stewart racing at Snapdragon Stadium during the 2026 San Diego round.