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Largest Stadiums by Capacity

The 50 biggest sports stadiums in North America. From college football's massive venues to NFL and MLB giants.

Quick Stats

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Total Stadiums
50
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Largest
107,601
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Smallest (Top 50)
67,000
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Combined Capacity
3,969,447

Top 50 Rankings

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Michigan Stadium

Michigan

👥 107,601 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Ann Arbor, MI📅 1927
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Beaver Stadium

Penn State

👥 106,572 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 College Township, PA📅 1959
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Ohio Stadium

Ohio State

👥 102,780 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Columbus, OH📅 1922
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Kyle Field

Texas A&M

👥 102,733 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 College Station, TX📅 1927
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Tiger Stadium

LSU

👥 102,321 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Baton Rouge, LA📅 1924
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Neyland Stadium

Tennessee

👥 101,915 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Knoxville, TN📅 1921
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Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium

Texas

👥 100,119 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Austin, TX📅 1924
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Saban Field at Bryant–Denny Stadium

Alabama

👥 100,077 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Tuscaloosa, AL📅 1929
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Sanford Stadium

Georgia

👥 93,033 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Athens, GA📅 1929
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Rose Bowl Stadium

UCLA

👥 89,702 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Pasadena, CA📅 1921
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Steve Spurrier-Florida Field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

Florida

👥 88,548 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Gainesville, FL📅 1930
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Pat Dye Field at Jordan–Hare Stadium

Auburn

👥 88,043 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Auburn, AL📅 1939
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Memorial Stadium, Tom Osborne Field

Nebraska

👥 85,458 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Lincoln, NE📅 1923
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MetLife Stadium

New York Jets

👥 82,500 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC East📍 East Rutherford, NJ📅 2010
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MetLife Stadium

New York Giants

👥 82,500 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC East📍 East Rutherford, NJ📅 2010
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Frank Howard Field at Clemson Memorial Stadium

Clemson

👥 81,500 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 ACC📍 Clemson, SC📅 1942
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Lambeau Field

Green Bay Packers

👥 81,441 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC North📍 Green Bay, WI📅 1957
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Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium

Oklahoma

👥 80,126 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Norman, OK📅 1923
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AT&T Stadium

Dallas Cowboys

👥 80,000 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC East📍 Arlington, TX📅 2009
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Notre Dame Stadium

Notre Dame

👥 77,622 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Independent📍 Notre Dame, IN📅 1930
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Williams–Brice Stadium

South Carolina

👥 77,559 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Columbia, SC📅 1934
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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

USC

👥 77,500 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Los Angeles, CA📅 1923
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GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

Kansas City Chiefs

👥 76,416 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC West📍 Kansas City, MO📅 1972
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Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Frank Broyles Field

Arkansas

👥 76,212 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 SEC📍 Fayetteville, AR📅 1938
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Empower Field at Mile High

Denver Broncos

👥 76,125 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC West📍 Denver, CO📅 2001
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Camp Randall Stadium

Wisconsin

👥 76,057 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Madison, WI📅 1917
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Bank of America Stadium

Carolina Panthers

👥 74,867 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC South📍 Charlotte, NC📅 1996
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Spartan Stadium

Michigan State

👥 74,866 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 East Lansing, MI📅 1923
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Caesars Superdome

New Orleans Saints

👥 73,208 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC South📍 New Orleans, LA📅 1975
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NRG Stadium

Houston Texans

👥 72,220 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC South📍 Houston, TX📅 2002
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Highmark Stadium

Buffalo Bills

👥 71,608 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC East📍 Orchard Park, NY📅 1973
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M&T Bank Stadium

Baltimore Ravens

👥 71,008 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC North📍 Baltimore, MD📅 1998
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta Falcons

👥 71,000 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC South📍 Atlanta, GA📅 2017
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SoFi Stadium

Los Angeles Chargers

👥 70,240 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC West📍 Inglewood, CA📅 2020
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SoFi Stadium

Los Angeles Rams

👥 70,240 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC West📍 Inglewood, CA📅 2020
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Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium

Washington

👥 70,083 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Seattle, WA📅 1920
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Kinnick Stadium

Iowa

👥 69,250 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 Big Ten📍 Iowa City, IA📅 1929
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Raymond James Stadium

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

👥 69,218 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC South📍 Tampa, FL📅 1998
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Nissan Stadium

Tennessee Titans

👥 69,143 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC South📍 Nashville, TN📅 1999
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Nissan Stadium

Tennessee State Tigers

👥 68,798 capacity🏈 NCAA FCS🏆 OVC–Big South📍 Nashville, Tennessee📅 1999
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Lumen Field

Seattle Seahawks

👥 68,740 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC West📍 Seattle, WA📅 2002
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Levi's Stadium

San Francisco 49ers

👥 68,500 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC West📍 Santa Clara, CA📅 2014
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Acrisure Stadium

Pittsburgh

👥 68,400 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 ACC📍 Pittsburgh, PA📅 2001
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Acrisure Stadium

Pittsburgh Steelers

👥 68,400 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC North📍 Pittsburgh, PA📅 2001
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Cleveland Browns Stadium

Cleveland Browns

👥 67,895 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC North📍 Cleveland, OH📅 1999
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EverBank Stadium

Jacksonville Jaguars

👥 67,838 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC South📍 Jacksonville, FL📅 1995
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Lincoln Financial Field

Temple

👥 67,594 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 American📍 Philadelphia, PA📅 2003
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Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia Eagles

👥 67,594 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 NFC East📍 Philadelphia, PA📅 2003
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Bobby Bowden Field at Doak S. Campbell Stadium

Florida State

👥 67,277 capacity🏈 NCAA FBS🏆 ACC📍 Tallahassee, FL📅 1950
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Lucas Oil Stadium

Indianapolis Colts

👥 67,000 capacity🏈 NFL🏆 AFC South📍 Indianapolis, IN📅 2008
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