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Largest stadiums and arenas by capacity

Largest stadiums and arenas by capacity

Ohio Stadium104,944 seats
Neyland Stadium102,455 seats
Tiger Stadium102,321 seats
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium100,119 seats
Cotton Bowl92,100 seats
MetLife Stadium82,500 seats
Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium82,112 seats
Michigan Stadium82,000 seats
Pontiac Silverdome82,000 seats
Tulane Stadium80,985 seats
Lambeau Field80,750 seats
Giants Stadium80,242 seats

#	Venue	Capacity	Location	Opened
1	Ohio Stadium	104,944 seats	Columbus	October 7, 1922
2	Neyland Stadium	102,455 seats	Knoxville	September 24, 1921
3	Tiger Stadium	102,321 seats	Baton Rouge	November 25, 1924
4	Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium	100,119 seats	Austin	November 8, 1924
5	Cotton Bowl	92,100 seats	Fair Park	1930
6	MetLife Stadium	82,500 seats	East Rutherford	April 10, 2010
7	Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium	82,112 seats	Oklahoma	October 20, 1923
8	Michigan Stadium	82,000 seats	Ann Arbor	October 1, 1927
9	Pontiac Silverdome	82,000 seats	Pontiac	August 23, 1975
10	Tulane Stadium	80,985 seats	Louisiana	October 23, 1926
11	Lambeau Field	80,750 seats	Green Bay	September 29, 1957
12	Giants Stadium	80,242 seats	East Rutherford	October 10, 1976
13	Hard Rock Stadium	80,120 seats	Miami Gardens	August 16, 1987
14	Arrowhead Stadium	79,101 seats	Kansas City	August 12, 1972
15	Cleveland Stadium	78,000 seats	Cleveland	1931
16	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	77,500 seats	Los Angeles	1923
17	Camp Randall Stadium	76,118 seats	Madison	November 3, 1917
18	Georgia Dome	74,228 seats	Atlanta	September 6, 1992
19	Ralph Wilson Stadium	73,079 seats	Orchard Park	August 17, 1973
20	Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium	72,000 seats	Arkansas	September 24, 1938
21	Lumen Field	72,000 seats	Seattle	July 28, 2002
22	Huntington Bank Field	71,516 seats	Cleveland	September 12, 1999
23	Faurot Field	71,168 seats	Columbia	—
24	Reliant Stadium	71,054 seats	Texas	2002
25	M&T Bank Stadium	71,008 seats	Baltimore	September 6, 1998
26	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	71,000 seats	Atlanta	August 26, 2017
27	San Diego Stadium	70,561 seats	San Diego	August 20, 1967
28	SoFi Stadium	70,240 seats	Inglewood	—
29	Ford Field	70,000 seats	Detroit	August 24, 2002
30	U.S. Bank Stadium	70,000 seats	Minneapolis	July 22, 2016
31	Candlestick Park	69,732 seats	San Francisco	April 12, 1960
32	Gillette Stadium	68,756 seats	Foxborough	September 9, 2002
33	Levi's Stadium	68,500 seats	Santa Clara	July 17, 2014
34	Nissan Stadium	67,700 seats	Nashville	August 27, 1999
35	EverBank Field	67,246 seats	Jacksonville	August 18, 1995
36	The Dome at America's Center	66,000 seats	St. Louis	November 12, 1995
37	Raymond James Stadium	65,890 seats	Tampa	September 20, 1998
38	Texas Stadium	65,675 seats	Texas	October 24, 1971
39	Paycor Stadium	65,515 seats	Cincinnati	2000
40	Acrisure Stadium	65,500 seats	Pittsburgh	August 18, 2001
41	Camping World Stadium	65,438 seats	Orlando	1936
42	Allegiant Stadium	65,000 seats	Clark County	July 31, 2020
43	New Stadium at RFK Campus	65,000 seats	Washington, D.C.	—
44	Mountain America Stadium	64,248 seats	Tempe	1958
45	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	64,121 seats	Minneapolis	April 3, 1982
46	Northwest Stadium	64,000 seats	Prince George's County	September 14, 1997
47	Caesars Superdome	63,525 seats	New Orleans	August 3, 1975
48	Soldier Field	63,500 seats	Chicago	October 9, 1924
49	State Farm Stadium	63,400 seats	Glendale	August 1, 2006
50	California Memorial Stadium	62,467 seats	Berkeley	September 1, 2012
51	Astrodome	62,439 seats	Houston	April 9, 1965
52	Lucas Oil Stadium	62,421 seats	Indianapolis	August 16, 2008
53	Veterans Stadium	62,306 seats	Philadelphia	April 10, 1971
54	Scott Stadium	61,500 seats	Albemarle County	October 15, 1931
55	Yale Bowl	61,446 seats	New Haven	—
56	Foxboro Stadium	60,292 seats	Foxborough	August 15, 1971
57	Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium	60,000 seats	Morgantown	September 6, 1980
58	Kezar Stadium	59,942 seats	San Francisco	—
59	Kingdome	59,166 seats	Seattle	March 27, 1976
60	Alamodome	59,000 seats	San Antonio	1993
61	Three Rivers Stadium	59,000 seats	Pittsburgh	July 16, 1970
62	Dodger Stadium	56,000 seats	Los Angeles	April 10, 1962
63	Gies Memorial Stadium	55,524 seats	Champaign	November 3, 1923
64	Bobby Dodd Stadium	55,000 seats	Atlanta	September 27, 1913
65	BC Place	54,500 seats	Vancouver	June 19, 1983
66	Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium	52,007 seats	Atlanta	April 9, 1965
67	Mile High Stadium	51,706 seats	Denver	August 14, 1948
68	Huntington Bank Stadium	50,805 seats	Minneapolis	2009
69	Coors Field	50,480 seats	Denver	April 26, 1995
70	Stanford Stadium	50,424 seats	Stanford	September 16, 2006
71	Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium	50,160 seats	Memphis	September 16, 1965
72	Aloha Stadium	50,000 seats	Halawa	September 12, 1975
73	Busch Memorial Stadium	49,676 seats	St. Louis	—
74	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	48,876 seats	Baltimore	April 6, 1992
75	Choctaw Stadium	48,114 seats	Arlington	1994
76	T-Mobile Park	47,476 seats	Seattle	July 15, 1999
77	Rice Stadium	47,000 seats	Houston	—
78	Tampa Stadium	46,481 seats	Tampa	November 4, 1967
79	Tropicana Field	45,369 seats	St. Petersburg	March 3, 1990
80	New Fenway Park	44,130 seats	Boston	—
81	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	43,500 seats	Washington, D.C.	October 1, 1961
82	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	43,250 seats	Anaheim	April 19, 1966
83	Great American Ball Park	42,319 seats	Cincinnati	March 31, 2003
84	Petco Park	42,302 seats	Downtown San Diego	April 8, 2004
85	Daikin Park	42,060 seats	Houston	March 30, 2000
86	Oracle Park	41,915 seats	San Francisco	April 11, 2000
87	Nationals Park	41,888 seats	Washington, D.C.	March 22, 2008
88	Wrigley Field	41,072 seats	Chicago	April 23, 1914
89	Rate Field	40,615 seats	Chicago	1991
90	FirstBank Stadium	40,550 seats	Nashville	October 14, 1922
91	Globe Life Field	40,300 seats	Arlington	2020
92	Comerica Park	40,120 seats	Michigan, Detroit	April 11, 2000
93	TDECU Stadium	40,000 seats	Houston	—
94	Target Field	39,504 seats	Minneapolis	April 12, 2010
95	Rogers Centre	39,150 seats	Toronto	June 5, 1989
96	Kauffman Stadium	37,903 seats	Kansas City	April 10, 1973
97	PNC Park	37,898 seats	Pittsburgh	2001
98	Fenway Park	37,499 seats	Boston	April 20, 1912
99	LoanDepot Park	36,742 seats	Miami	April 1, 2012
100	War Memorial Stadium	36,500 seats	Buffalo	October 16, 1937

Top 100 entries with a recorded value; entries without data are not ranked.