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Louisiana Stadiums
Track your visits to all 12 sports stadiums across Louisiana. Combined capacity of 391,297 fans.
Louisiana is home to 12 tracked venues across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, and NFL. Their combined seating capacity is 391,297, ranging from 7,408 up to 102,321. Opened venues span construction years from 1924 to 2014.
State Overview
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Total Stadiums
12
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Total Capacity
391,297
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Average Capacity
32,608
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Leagues
3
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1924
Newest Stadium
Built in 2014
NCAA FBS Stadiums
5 stadiums
1
Tiger Stadium
LSU
🏆 SEC📍 Baton Rouge👥 102,321📅 1924
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2
Benson Field at Yulman Stadium
Tulane
🏆 American📍 New Orleans👥 30,000📅 2014
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3
Cajun Field
Louisiana
🏆 Sun Belt📍 Lafayette👥 30,000📅 1971
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4
Joe Aillet Stadium
Louisiana Tech
🏆 CUSA📍 Ruston👥 28,562📅 1968
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5
Malone Stadium
Louisiana-Monroe
🏆 Sun Belt📍 Monroe👥 27,617📅 1978
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NCAA FCS Stadiums
6 stadiums
1
A. W. Mumford Stadium
Southern Jaguars
🏆 SWAC📍 Baton Rouge👥 28,500📅 1928
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2
Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium
Grambling State Tigers
🏆 SWAC📍 Grambling👥 19,600📅 1983
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3
Navarre Stadium
McNeese Cowboys
🏆 Southland📍 Lake Charles👥 17,610📅 1965
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4
Harry Turpin Stadium
Northwestern State Demons
🏆 Southland📍 Natchitoches👥 15,971📅 1975
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5
Manning Field at John L. Guidry Stadium
Nicholls Colonels
🏆 Southland📍 Thibodaux👥 10,500📅 1972
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6
Strawberry Stadium
Southeastern Louisiana Lions
🏆 Southland📍 Hammond👥 7,408📅 1937
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NFL Stadiums
1 stadium
Frequently Asked Questions About Louisiana Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in Louisiana?
- There are 12 tracked stadiums in Louisiana across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, and NFL.
- What is the largest stadium in Louisiana?
- Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge is the largest stadium in Louisiana, with a seating capacity of 102,321.
- What is the oldest stadium in Louisiana?
- Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge is the oldest stadium in Louisiana, opened in 1924.
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