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California Stadiums
Track your visits to all 19 current sports stadiums across California. Combined capacity of 829,021 fans.
California is home to 19 current tracked venues across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB. Their combined seating capacity is 829,021, ranging from 6,000 up to 89,702. Opened venues span construction years from 1921 to 2022.
State Overview
Total Stadiums
19
Total Capacity
829,021
Average Capacity
43,633
Leagues
4
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1921
Newest Stadium
Built in 2022
NCAA FBS Stadiums
8 stadiums
1
Rose Bowl Stadium
UCLABig TenPasadena89,70219212
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
USCBig TenLos Angeles77,50019233
California Memorial Stadium
CaliforniaACCBerkeley62,46719234
Stanford Stadium
StanfordACCStanford50,42419215.jpg?width=330)
Valley Children's Stadium
Fresno StatePac-12Fresno40,72719806
Snapdragon Stadium
San Diego StatePac-12San Diego35,00020227.jpg?width=330)
Hornet Stadium
Sacramento StateMACSacramento21,19519698
CEFCU Stadium
San Jose StateMountain WestSan Jose18,2031933NCAA FCS Stadiums
3 stadiums
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NFL Stadiums
3 stadiums
MLB Stadiums
5 stadiums
1
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles DodgersNL WestLos Angeles56,00019622
Angel Stadium
Los Angeles AngelsAL WestAnaheim45,51719663
Oracle Park
San Francisco GiantsNL WestSan Francisco41,26520004
Petco Park
San Diego PadresNL WestSan Diego40,20920045
Sutter Health Park
Oakland AthleticsAL WestWest Sacramento14,0142000FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About California Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in California?
- There are 19 current tracked stadiums in California across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB.
- What is the largest stadium in California?
- Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena is the largest stadium in California, with a seating capacity of 89,702.
- What is the oldest stadium in California?
- Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena is the oldest stadium in California, opened in 1921.
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