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Pennsylvania Stadiums
Track your visits to all 15 sports stadiums across Pennsylvania. Combined capacity of 574,765 fans.
Pennsylvania is home to 15 tracked venues across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB. Their combined seating capacity is 574,765, ranging from 2,200 up to 106,304. Opened venues span construction years from 1895 to 2005.
State Overview
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Total Stadiums
15
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Total Capacity
574,765
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Average Capacity
38,318
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Leagues
4
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1895
Newest Stadium
Built in 2005
NCAA FBS Stadiums
3 stadiums
NCAA FCS Stadiums
8 stadiums
1
Franklin Field
Penn Quakers
🏆 Ivy📍 Philadelphia👥 52,593📅 1895
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2
Goodman Stadium
Lehigh Mountain Hawks
🏆 Patriot📍 Bethlehem👥 16,000📅 1988
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3
Fisher Stadium
Lafayette Leopards
🏆 Patriot📍 Easton👥 13,132📅 1926
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4
Christy Mathewson–Memorial Stadium
Bucknell Bison
🏆 Patriot📍 Lewisburg👥 13,100📅 1924
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5
Villanova Stadium
Villanova Wildcats
🏆 Patriot📍 Villanova👥 12,500📅 1927
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6
Joe Walton Stadium
Robert Morris Colonials
🏆 NEC📍 Moon Township👥 3,000📅 2005
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7
Saxon Stadium
Mercyhurst Lakers
🏆 NEC📍 Erie👥 2,300📅 1996
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8
Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field
Duquesne Dukes
🏆 NEC📍 Pittsburgh👥 2,200📅 1993
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NFL Stadiums
2 stadiums
MLB Stadiums
2 stadiums
Frequently Asked Questions About Pennsylvania Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in Pennsylvania?
- There are 15 tracked stadiums in Pennsylvania across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, NFL, and MLB.
- What is the largest stadium in Pennsylvania?
- Beaver Stadium in College Township is the largest stadium in Pennsylvania, with a seating capacity of 106,304.
- What is the oldest stadium in Pennsylvania?
- Franklin Field in Philadelphia is the oldest stadium in Pennsylvania, opened in 1895.
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