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Illinois Stadiums
Track your visits to all 10 current sports stadiums across Illinois. Combined capacity of 307,404 fans.
Illinois is home to 10 current tracked venues across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB, with 2 future venues also indexed. Their combined seating capacity is 307,404, ranging from 10,000 up to 61,500. Opened venues span construction years from 1914 to 2010.
State Overview
Total Stadiums
10
Total Capacity
307,404
Average Capacity
30,740
Leagues
4
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1914
Newest Stadium
Built in 2010
NCAA FBS Stadiums
4 stadiums
1
Gies Memorial Stadium
IllinoisBig TenChampaign60,67019232
Ryan Field
NorthwesternBig TenEvanston35,0002026Opens October 2, 20263
Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium
NIUMountain WestDeKalb28,21119654
Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium
NorthwesternBig TenEvanston2024Temporary venue from September 5, 2026 through September 19, 2026NCAA FCS Stadiums
5 stadiums
1
SeatGeek Stadium
Chicago State CougarsIndependentBridgeview20,00020062
Hanson Field
Western Illinois LeathernecksOVCMacomb16,36819503
Saluki Stadium
Southern Illinois SalukisMissouri ValleyCarbondale15,00020104
Hancock Stadium
Illinois State RedbirdsMissouri ValleyNormal13,39119635
O’Brien Field
Eastern Illinois PanthersOVCCharleston10,0001970NFL Stadiums
1 stadium
MLB Stadiums
2 stadiums
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Illinois Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in Illinois?
- There are 10 current tracked stadiums in Illinois across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB, plus 2 indexed future venues.
- What is the largest stadium in Illinois?
- Soldier Field in Chicago is the largest stadium in Illinois, with a seating capacity of 61,500.
- What is the oldest stadium in Illinois?
- Wrigley Field in Chicago is the oldest stadium in Illinois, opened in 1914.
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