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American football

109 venues

Venue	Location	Capacity	Opened
Ohio Stadium	Columbus	104,944 seats	October 7, 1922
Neyland Stadium	Knoxville	102,455 seats	September 24, 1921
Tiger Stadium	Baton Rouge	102,321 seats	November 25, 1924
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium	Austin	100,119 seats	November 8, 1924
MetLife Stadium	East Rutherford	82,500 seats	April 10, 2010
Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium	Oklahoma	82,112 seats	October 20, 1923
Michigan Stadium	Ann Arbor	82,000 seats	October 1, 1927
Pontiac Silverdome	Pontiac	82,000 seats	August 23, 1975
Tulane Stadium	Louisiana	80,985 seats	October 23, 1926
Lambeau Field	Green Bay	80,750 seats	September 29, 1957
Hard Rock Stadium	Miami Gardens	80,120 seats	August 16, 1987
Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City	79,101 seats	August 12, 1972
Cleveland Stadium	Cleveland	78,000 seats	1931
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles	77,500 seats	1923
Camp Randall Stadium	Madison	76,118 seats	November 3, 1917
Georgia Dome	Atlanta	74,228 seats	September 6, 1992
Ralph Wilson Stadium	Orchard Park	73,079 seats	August 17, 1973
Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium	Arkansas	72,000 seats	September 24, 1938
Lumen Field	Seattle	72,000 seats	July 28, 2002
Huntington Bank Field	Cleveland	71,516 seats	September 12, 1999
Faurot Field	Columbia	71,168 seats	—
Reliant Stadium	Texas	71,054 seats	2002
M&T Bank Stadium	Baltimore	71,008 seats	September 6, 1998
San Diego Stadium	San Diego	70,561 seats	August 20, 1967
SoFi Stadium	Inglewood	70,240 seats	—
Ford Field	Detroit	70,000 seats	August 24, 2002
U.S. Bank Stadium	Minneapolis	70,000 seats	July 22, 2016
Gillette Stadium	Foxborough	68,756 seats	September 9, 2002
Levi's Stadium	Santa Clara	68,500 seats	July 17, 2014
Nissan Stadium	Nashville	67,700 seats	August 27, 1999
EverBank Field	Jacksonville	67,246 seats	August 18, 1995
The Dome at America's Center	St. Louis	66,000 seats	November 12, 1995
Raymond James Stadium	Tampa	65,890 seats	September 20, 1998
Texas Stadium	Texas	65,675 seats	October 24, 1971
Paycor Stadium	Cincinnati	65,515 seats	2000
Acrisure Stadium	Pittsburgh	65,500 seats	August 18, 2001
Camping World Stadium	Orlando	65,438 seats	1936
Allegiant Stadium	Clark County	65,000 seats	July 31, 2020
New Stadium at RFK Campus	Washington, D.C.	65,000 seats	—
Mountain America Stadium	Tempe	64,248 seats	1958
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	Minneapolis	64,121 seats	April 3, 1982
Northwest Stadium	Prince George's County	64,000 seats	September 14, 1997
Caesars Superdome	New Orleans	63,525 seats	August 3, 1975
Soldier Field	Chicago	63,500 seats	October 9, 1924
State Farm Stadium	Glendale	63,400 seats	August 1, 2006
California Memorial Stadium	Berkeley	62,467 seats	September 1, 2012
Lucas Oil Stadium	Indianapolis	62,421 seats	August 16, 2008
Veterans Stadium	Philadelphia	62,306 seats	April 10, 1971
Scott Stadium	Albemarle County	61,500 seats	October 15, 1931
Yale Bowl	New Haven	61,446 seats	—
Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium	Morgantown	60,000 seats	September 6, 1980
Kezar Stadium	San Francisco	59,942 seats	—
Alamodome	San Antonio	59,000 seats	1993
Gies Memorial Stadium	Champaign	55,524 seats	November 3, 1923
Bobby Dodd Stadium	Atlanta	55,000 seats	September 27, 1913
Huntington Bank Stadium	Minneapolis	50,805 seats	2009
Stanford Stadium	Stanford	50,424 seats	September 16, 2006
Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium	Memphis	50,160 seats	September 16, 1965
Aloha Stadium	Halawa	50,000 seats	September 12, 1975
Choctaw Stadium	Arlington	48,114 seats	1994