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The Parc

Center Parc Stadium

Center Parc Stadium in Atlanta, GA, home of Georgia State. Capacity 25,000. Opened August 18, 2017.

Center Parc Stadium in Atlanta, GA
Center Parc Stadium, Atlanta, GAPhoto: Southernkeith, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Capacity
25,000
Opened
2017
Surface
FieldTurf
Roof
Open air
Elevation
942 ft
Home team
Georgia State
Georgia State here
26–⁠29 games on file since 2017
College GameDay
once

Biggest games here

From the games on file here, 2017 on: title and postseason games, meetings of two ranked teams, upsets by our pregame Elo ratings and the biggest swings in CollegeFootballData.com’s excitement index.

Crowds season by season

Average and biggest crowd at Center Parc Stadium by season, 2017 to 202610k15k20k25k30k2017: 15,833 a game over 5 games; biggest 24,3332018: 16,615 a game over 6 games; biggest 23,0882019: 17,186 a game over 6 games; biggest 21,7202020: 3,807 a game over 5 games; biggest 4,5232021: 15,094 a game over 7 games; biggest 18,2802022: 16,747 a game over 7 games; biggest 21,0882023: 16,829 a game over 7 games; biggest 24,2382024: 15,727 a game over 6 games; biggest 22,2102025: 15,599 a game over 7 games; biggest 19,5872026: 17,261 a game over 3 games; biggest 17,854’17’18’19’20’21’22’23’24’25’26

Biggest crowds on file

24,333Tennessee State at Georgia State2017
24,238South Carolina State at Jackson State2023
23,088Kennesaw State at Georgia State2018
22,210Florida A&M at Norfolk State2024
21,720Army at Georgia State2019

Bars are each season’s average crowd, dots its biggest (the record in orange), the dashed rule today’s capacity. Attendance is on file for most games from 2001 on.

College GameDay here

ESPN’s College GameDay has broadcast from Center Parc Stadium once, first in 2021.

Aug 28, 2021North Carolina Central 23, Alcorn State 14Center Parc Stadium

College GameDay’s sites from Wikipedia’s list of College GameDay locations (CC BY-SA).

Weather on game day

Coldest kickoffs

Hottest kickoffs

Kickoffs: the NOAA report nearest kickoff from the closest weather station (NOAA NCEI Integrated Surface Database).

The stadium’s history

Former names
Centennial Olympic Stadium
Turner Field (1997–⁠2016)
Georgia State Stadium (2017–⁠2020)
Opened
August 18, 2017
Architect
Atlanta Stadium Design Team (a joint venture of Heery International, Inc., Rosser International, Inc., Williams-Russell and Johnson, Inc. and Ellerbe Becket, Inc.)
Surface over the years
FieldTurf
Renovated
1996–⁠97 (rebuilt as Turner Field)
2017 (rebuilt as Center Parc Stadium)

From the stadium’s Wikipedia article, Center Parc Stadium.

From above

50 mN ↑
The stadium’s footprint, north up: about 240 by 250 meters (790 by 830 feet), the field in green. Outline from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Recent games here

Oct 3, 2026Georgia State 42, Old Dominion 10
Sep 26, 2026Georgia State 35, Northern Illinois 14
Sep 4, 2026Georgia State 59, North Carolina A&T 10
Aug 29, 2026Howard 31, Alabama A&M 24
Nov 15, 2025Marshall 30, Georgia State 18
Oct 23, 2025South Alabama 38, Georgia State 31
Oct 11, 2025App State 41, Georgia State 20
Oct 4, 2025James Madison 14, Georgia State 7
Sep 13, 2025Georgia State 37, Murray State 21
Sep 6, 2025Memphis 38, Georgia State 16
Aug 23, 2025North Carolina Central 31, Southern 14
Nov 30, 2024Coastal Carolina 48, Georgia State 27

Pouring rights

Coca-Cola has the stadium’s soft-drink pouring rights, on record since 2020. Official source.