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New York Stadiums
Track your visits to all 15 sports stadiums across New York. Combined capacity of 339,477 fans.
New York is home to 15 tracked venues across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB. Their combined seating capacity is 339,477, ranging from 3,700 up to 62,000. Opened venues span construction years from 1915 to 2014.
State Overview
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Total Stadiums
15
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Total Capacity
339,477
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Average Capacity
22,632
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Leagues
4
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1915
Newest Stadium
Built in 2014
NCAA FBS Stadiums
3 stadiums
NCAA FCS Stadiums
9 stadiums
1
Schoellkopf Field
Cornell Big Red
🏆 Ivy📍 Ithaca👥 21,500📅 1915
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2
Robert K. Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium
Columbia Lions
🏆 Ivy📍 New York👥 17,000📅 1984
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3
Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium
Stony Brook Seawolves
🏆 CAA Football📍 Stony Brook👥 12,300📅 2002
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4
Crown Field at Andy Kerr Stadium
Colgate Raiders
🏆 Patriot📍 Hamilton👥 10,221📅 1939
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5
Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium
Albany Great Danes
🏆 CAA Football📍 Albany👥 8,500📅 2013
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6
Coffey Field
Fordham Rams
🏆 Patriot📍 Bronx👥 7,000📅 1930
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7
Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium
LIU Sharks
🏆 NEC📍 Brookville👥 6,000📅 2014
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8
Tenney Stadium at Leonidoff Field
Marist Red Foxes
🏆 Pioneer📍 Poughkeepsie👥 5,000📅 1968
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9
Wagner College Stadium
Wagner Seahawks
🏆 NEC📍 Staten Island👥 3,700📅 1967
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NFL Stadiums
1 stadium
MLB Stadiums
2 stadiums
Frequently Asked Questions About New York Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in New York?
- There are 15 tracked stadiums in New York across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB.
- What is the largest stadium in New York?
- New Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park is the largest stadium in New York, with a seating capacity of 62,000.
- What is the oldest stadium in New York?
- Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca is the oldest stadium in New York, opened in 1915.
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