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List of North American stadiums by capacity

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The following is an incomplete list of sports stadiums in North America, including Central America and the Caribbean. They are ordered by their seating capacity, that is the maximum number of seated spectators the stadium can accommodate.

Currently all North American stadiums with a capacity of 30,000 or more are included.

Most large stadiums in North America are used for American football, with the rest used for association football, baseball, Canadian football, and one each for bullfighting and cricket.[citation needed]

List

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Rank Stadium Capacity City Country Tenants Images
1 Michigan Stadium 107,601[1] Ann Arbor   United States Michigan Wolverines football  
2 Beaver Stadium 106,572[2] University Park   United States Penn State Nittany Lions football  
3 Ohio Stadium 102,780 Columbus   United States Ohio State Buckeyes football  
4 Kyle Field 102,512[3] College Station   United States Texas A&M Aggies football  
5 Tiger Stadium 102,321[4] Baton Rouge   United States LSU Tigers football  
6 Neyland Stadium 101,915[5] Knoxville   United States Tennessee Volunteers football  
7 Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[6] Austin   United States Texas Longhorns football  
8 Bryant–Denny Stadium 100,077 Tuscaloosa   United States Alabama Crimson Tide football  
9 Sanford Stadium 92,756[7] Athens   United States Georgia Bulldogs football  
10 Rose Bowl 92,542 Pasadena   United States UCLA Bruins football, hosts Rose Bowl Game annually  
11 Cotton Bowl 92,100 Dallas   United States Hosts Red River Rivalry (Oklahoma vs. Texas), State Fair Classic (Grambling vs. Prairie View), Heart of Dallas Bowl  
12 Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[8] Gainesville   United States Florida Gators football  
13 Jordan–Hare Stadium 88,043[9] Auburn   United States Auburn Tigers football  
14 Estadio Azteca 87,523[10][better source needed] Mexico City   Mexico Club América  
15 Memorial Stadium 85,458 Lincoln   United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football  
16 MetLife Stadium 82,500 East Rutherford   United States New York Giants, New York Jets  
17 Memorial Stadium 81,500 Clemson   United States Clemson Tigers football  
18 Lambeau Field 81,441 Green Bay   United States Green Bay Packers  
19 Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium 80,126 Norman   United States Oklahoma Sooners football  
20 AT&T Stadium 80,000[11] Arlington   United States Dallas Cowboys, hosts Cotton Bowl Classic  
21 Doak Campbell Stadium 79,560 Tallahassee   United States Florida State Seminoles football  
22 Notre Dame Stadium 77,662 Notre Dame   United States Notre Dame Fighting Irish football  
23 Williams-Brice Stadium 77,559 Columbia   United States South Carolina Gamecocks football  
24 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 77,500[12][13] Los Angeles   United States USC Trojans football  
25 Arrowhead Stadium 76,416 Kansas City   United States Kansas City Chiefs  
26 Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium 76,212 Fayetteville   United States Arkansas Razorbacks football (primary)  
27 Empower Field 76,125 Denver   United States Denver Broncos  
28 Camp Randall Stadium 75,822 Madison   United States Wisconsin Badgers football  
29 Spartan Stadium 75,005 East Lansing   United States Michigan State Spartans football  
30 Bank of America Stadium 74,867 Charlotte   United States Carolina Panthers, hosts Duke's Mayo Bowl  
31 Caesars Superdome 73,208 New Orleans   United States New Orleans Saints; hosts Bayou Classic (Grambling vs. Southern), New Orleans Bowl and Sugar Bowl annually  
32 NRG Stadium 72,220 Houston   United States Houston Texans, hosts Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas  
33 Highmark Stadium 71,608 Orchard Park   United States Buffalo Bills  
34 Legion Field 71,594 Birmingham   United States UAB Blazers, hosts BBVA Compass Bowl  
35 M&T Bank Stadium 71,008 Baltimore   United States Baltimore Ravens  
36 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 71,000 Atlanta   United States Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta United FC, hosts SEC Championship Game, Chick-fil-A Bowl, and Atlanta Football Classic (Florida A&M vs. another HBCU, most often Tennessee State)  
37 SoFi Stadium 70,240 Inglewood   United States Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chargers, hosts LA Bowl  
38 Husky Stadium 70,083 Seattle   United States Washington Husky football  
39 Kinnick Stadium 69,250 Iowa City   United States Iowa Hawkeyes football  
40 Raymond James Stadium 69,218 Tampa   United States Tampa Bay Buccaneers, South Florida Bulls football, Tampa Bay Vipers, hosts Outback Bowl  
41 Nissan Stadium 69,143 Nashville   United States Tennessee Titans, Tennessee State Tigers football, hosts Music City Bowl  
42 Lumen Field 68,740 Seattle   United States Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Sounders FC  
43 Levi's Stadium 68,500 Santa Clara, California   United States San Francisco 49ers, Foster Farms Bowl, Pac-12 Football Championship Game  
44 Acrisure Stadium 68,400 Pittsburgh   United States Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Panthers football  
45 EverBank Field 67,814 Jacksonville   United States Jacksonville Jaguars, hosts Gator Bowl  
46 Lincoln Financial Field 67,594 Philadelphia   United States Philadelphia Eagles, Temple Owls football  
47 Cleveland Browns Stadium 67,431 Cleveland   United States Cleveland Browns  
48 The Dome at America's Center 67,277 St. Louis   United States St. Louis BattleHawks  
49 US Bank Stadium 66,655 Minneapolis   United States Minnesota Vikings  
50 Gillette Stadium 65,878 Foxborough   United States New England Patriots, New England Revolution  
51 Lane Stadium 65,632 Blacksburg   United States Virginia Tech Hokies football  
52 Paycor Stadium 65,515 Cincinnati   United States Cincinnati Bengals  
53 Allegiant Stadium 65,000 Las Vegas   United States Las Vegas Raiders, UNLV Rebels football, hosts Las Vegas Bowl  
54 Ford Field 65,000 Detroit   United States Detroit Lions, hosts MAC Championship Game and Little Caesars Pizza Bowl  
55 Hard Rock Stadium 64,767 Miami Gardens   United States Miami Dolphins; Miami Hurricanes football; hosts Orange Bowl annually  
56 Vaught–Hemingway Stadium 64,038 Oxford   United States Ole Miss Rebels football  
57 Alamodome 64,000 San Antonio   United States UTSA Roadrunners football; hosts Alamo Bowl, US Army All-American Bowl  
58 LaVell Edwards Stadium 63,470 Provo   United States BYU Cougars football  
59 State Farm Stadium 63,400 Glendale   United States Arizona Cardinals, hosts Fiesta Bowl annually  
60 California Memorial Stadium 63,186 Berkeley   United States California Golden Bears football  
61 Estadio Olímpico Universitario 63,186[14] Mexico City   Mexico Club Universidad Nacional, Pumas Dorados de la UNAM  
62 Lucas Oil Stadium 63,000 Indianapolis   United States Indianapolis Colts, Indy Eleven, hosts Big Ten Championship Game, Monster Truck Races and Circle City Classic (annual HBCU event)  
63 Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium 62,380 Memphis   United States Memphis Tigers football, hosts Liberty Bowl game  
64 Commanders Field 62,000[15] Landover   United States Washington Commanders  
65 Faurot Field 61,620 Columbia   United States Missouri Tigers football  
66 Jack Trice Stadium 61,500 Ames   United States Iowa State Cyclones football  
67 Scott Stadium 61,500 Charlottesville   United States Virginia Cavaliers football  
68 Soldier Field 61,500 Chicago   United States Chicago Bears  
69 Yale Bowl Stadium 61,446 New Haven   United States Yale Bulldogs football  
70 Ross–Ade Stadium 61,441 West Lafayette   United States Purdue Boilermakers football  
71 Davis Wade Stadium 61,337 Starkville   United States Mississippi State Bulldogs football  
72 Kroger Field 61,000 Lexington   United States Kentucky Wildcats football  
73 L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium 60,800 Louisville   United States Louisville Cardinals football  
74 Memorial Stadium 60,670 Champaign   United States Illinois Fighting Illini football  
75 Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium 60,492 Jackson   United States Jackson State Tigers football  
76 Jones AT&T Stadium 60,454 Lubbock   United States Texas Tech Red Raiders football  
77 Camping World Stadium 60,219 Orlando   United States Jones High School; also hosts Capital One Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl, and Florida Classic (Florida A&M v Bethune-Cookman)  
78 Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium 60,000 Morgantown   United States West Virginia Mountaineers football  
79 Arizona Stadium 57,803 Tucson   United States Arizona Wildcats football  
80 Carter–Finley Stadium 57,583[16] Raleigh   United States NC State Wolfpack football  
81 Estadio Jalisco 56,713[14] Guadalajara   Mexico Club Atlas  
82 Commonwealth Stadium 56,302 Edmonton   Canada Edmonton Elks  
83 Olympic Stadium 56,040 Montreal   Canada CF Montréal (occasional use only)  
84 Dodger Stadium 56,000 Los Angeles   United States Los Angeles Dodgers  
85 Boone Pickens Stadium 55,509 Stillwater   United States Oklahoma State Cowboys football  
86 BC Place 55,000 Vancouver   Canada BC Lions, Vancouver Whitecaps FC  
87 Bobby Dodd Stadium 55,000 Atlanta   United States Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football, temporary home to Atlanta United FC (2017)  
88 Estadio Latinoamericano 55,000 Havana   Cuba Industriales, Metropolitanos  
89 Autzen Stadium 54,000 Eugene   United States Oregon Ducks football  
90 Mountain America Stadium 53,599 Tempe   United States Arizona State Sun Devils football  
91 Folsom Field 53,500 Boulder   United States Colorado Buffaloes football  
92 Estadio BBVA 53,500 Monterrey   Mexico CF Monterrey  
93 War Memorial Stadium 53,727 Little Rock   United States Arkansas Razorbacks football (secondary to Razorback Stadium), Little Rock Rangers  
94 Independence Stadium 53,000 Shreveport   United States none, hosts annual Independence Bowl game  
95 Memorial Stadium 52,929 Bloomington   United States Indiana Hoosiers football  
96 Franklin Field 52,593 Philadelphia   United States Penn Quakers football  
97 SHI Stadium 52,454 Piscataway   United States Rutgers Scarlet Knights football  
98 SECU Stadium 51,602 College Park   United States Maryland Terrapins football  
99 Sun Bowl Stadium 51,500 El Paso   United States UTEP Miners football, hosts Sun Bowl  
100 Rice-Eccles Stadium 51,444 Salt Lake City   United States Utah Utes football  
101 Huntington Bank Stadium 50,805 Minneapolis   United States Minnesota Golden Gophers football, temporary home to Minnesota United FC (2017–2018)  
102 Estadio Cuauhtémoc 50,754[14] Puebla   Mexico Puebla FC  
103 Kenan Memorial Stadium 50,500 Chapel Hill   United States North Carolina Tar Heels football  
104 Coors Field 50,445 Denver   United States Colorado Rockies  
105 University of Kansas Memorial Stadium 50,071 Lawrence   United States Kansas Jayhawks football  
106 Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium 50,000 Manhattan   United States Kansas State Wildcats football  
107 Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium 50,000 Greenville   United States East Carolina Pirates football  
108 Stanford Stadium 50,000 Stanford   United States Stanford Cardinal football  
109 JMA Wireless Dome 49,262 Syracuse   United States Syracuse Orange football, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's lacrosse  
110 Chase Field 49,033 Phoenix   United States Arizona Diamondbacks  
111 Oriole Park 48,876 Baltimore   United States Baltimore Orioles  
112 Choctaw Stadium 48,000 Arlington   United States Dallas Jackals, Dallas Renegades, North Texas SC  
113 Oakland Coliseum 46,847 Oakland   United States Oakland Athletics  
114 Ryan Field 47,130 Evanston   United States Northwestern Wildcats football  
115 T-Mobile Park 47,116 Seattle   United States Seattle Mariners  
116 Rice Stadium 47,000 Houston   United States Rice Owls football  
117 Busch Stadium 46,861 St. Louis   United States St. Louis Cardinals  
118 Falcon Stadium 46,692 Colorado Springs   United States Air Force Falcons football  
119 Yankee Stadium 46,537[17] New York City   United States New York Yankees, New York City FC, hosts Pinstripe Bowl  
120 Reser Stadium 45,674 Corvallis   United States Oregon State Beavers football  
121 Estadio Omnilife 45,500[14] Guadalajara   Mexico CD Guadalajara  
122 McLane Stadium 45,140 Waco   United States Baylor Bears football  
123 Angel Stadium of Anaheim 45,050 Anaheim   United States Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim  
124 Amon G. Carter Stadium 45,000[18] Fort Worth   United States TCU Horned Frogs football, host of the Armed Forces Bowl  
125 Estadio Cuscatlán 44,836 San Salvador   El Salvador none, El Salvador national football team  
126 Alumni Stadium 44,500 Chestnut Hill   United States Boston College Eagles football  
127 FBC Mortgage Stadium 44,206 Orlando   United States UCF Knights football  
128 Citizens Bank Park 43,647 Philadelphia   United States Philadelphia Phillies  
129 Tropicana Field 42,735 St. Petersburg   United States Tampa Bay Rays, hosts Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl  
130 Petco Park 42,445 San Diego   United States San Diego Padres  
131 Great American Ball Park 42,059 Cincinnati   United States Cincinnati Reds  
132 American Family Field 41,900 Milwaukee   United States Milwaukee Brewers  
133 Nationals Park 41,888 Washington   United States Washington Nationals  
134 Citi Field 41,800 New York City   United States New York Mets  
135 Comerica Park 41,782 Detroit   United States Detroit Tigers  
136 Oracle Park 41,503 San Francisco   United States San Francisco Giants  
137 Rogers Centre 39,150[19] Toronto   Canada Toronto Blue Jays  
138 Canvas Stadium 41,200 Fort Collins   United States Colorado State Rams football  
139 Wrigley Field 41,160 Chicago   United States Chicago Cubs  
140 Truist Park 41,149 Cumberland   United States Atlanta Braves  
141 Estadio Morelos 41,056 Morelia   Mexico Morelia  
142 Valley Children's Stadium 41,031 Fresno   United States Fresno State Bulldogs football  
143 Minute Maid Park 40,950 Houston   United States Houston Astros  
144 Ladd–Peebles Stadium 40,646 Mobile   United States South Alabama Jaguars football, hosts Senior Bowl and GoDaddy.com Bowl  
145 Guaranteed Rate Field 40,615 Chicago   United States Chicago White Sox  
146 Globe Life Field 40,300 Arlington   United States Texas Rangers  
147 Pratt & Whitney Stadium 40,000 East Hartford   United States UConn Huskies football  
148 Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano 40,000 San Pedro Sula   Honduras Marathón  
149 Plaza México 40,000 Mexico City   Mexico Bullfighting  
150 Michie Stadium 40,000 West Point   United States Army Black Knights football  
151 TDECU Stadium 40,000 Houston   United States Houston Cougars football, Houston Roughnecks  
152 Estadio Universitario 39,997 San Nicolás de los Garza   Mexico Tigres de la UANL  
153 Vanderbilt Stadium 39,790 Nashville   United States Vanderbilt Commodores football  
154 Target Field 39,504 Minneapolis   United States Minnesota Twins  
155 Dreamstyle Stadium 39,224 Albuquerque   United States New Mexico Lobos football, hosts New Mexico Bowl  
156 Kauffman Stadium 39,000 Kansas City   United States Kansas City Royals  
157 PNC Park 38,496 Pittsburgh   United States Pittsburgh Pirates  
158 Nippert Stadium 38,088[20] Cincinnati   United States Cincinnati Bearcats football, FC Cincinnati  
159 Joan C. Edwards Stadium 38,016 Huntington   United States Marshall Thundering Herd football  
160 Albertsons Stadium 37,500 Boise   United States Boise State Broncos football, hosts Famous Idaho Potato Bowl  
161 Fenway Park 37,402 Boston   United States Boston Red Sox  
162 LoanDepot Park 37,000 Miami   United States Miami Marlins  
163 Sam Boyd Stadium 36,800 Las Vegas   United States none  
164 MM Roberts Stadium 36,000 Hattiesburg   United States Southern Miss Golden Eagles football  
165 McMahon Stadium 35,650 Calgary   Canada Calgary Stampeders, Calgary Dinos  
166 Martin Stadium 35,117 Pullman   United States Washington State Cougars football  
167 Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica 35,093 San José   Costa Rica Costa Rica national football team  
168 Wallace Wade Stadium 35,018 Durham   United States Duke Blue Devils football  
169 Estadio Azul 35,000 Mexico City   Mexico Cruz Azul  
170 Snapdragon Stadium 35,000 San Diego   United States San Diego State Aztecs football,San Diego Legion, San Diego Wave FC, San Diego FC (2025)  
171 Estadio Nacional Chelato Uclés 35,000 Tegucigalpa   Honduras Club Deportivo Motagua, Club Deportivo Olimpia  
172 Independence Park 35,000 Kingston   Jamaica Jamaica national football team  
173 Progressive Field 34,830 Cleveland   United States Cleveland Guardians  
174 Estadio La Corregidora 34,130 Querétaro   Mexico Querétaro FC  
175 Estadio Panamericano 34,000 Havana   Cuba  
176 Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium 34,000 Annapolis   United States Navy Midshipmen football, Chesapeake Bayhawks, Military Bowl game  
177 Princess Auto Stadium 33,422 Winnipeg   Canada Winnipeg Blue Bombers  
178 Mosaic Stadium 33,000 Regina   Canada Saskatchewan Roughriders, Regina Rams, Regina Thunder, Regina Riot, local high schools  
179 War Memorial Stadium 32,580 Laramie   United States Wyoming Cowboys football  
180 Gerald J. Ford Stadium 32,000 University Park   United States SMU Mustangs football  
181 BB&T Field 31,500 Winston-Salem   United States Wake Forest Demon Deacons football  
182 Estadio Nou Camp 31,297 León   Mexico Club León  
183 Cajun Field 31,000 Lafayette   United States Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns football  
184 Huskie Stadium 30,998 DeKalb   United States Northern Illinois Huskies football  
185 Centennial Bank Stadium 30,964 Jonesboro   United States Arkansas State Red Wolves football  
186 DATCU Stadium 30,850 Denton   United States North Texas Mean Green football  
187 Joe Aillet Stadium 30,600 Ruston   United States Louisiana Tech Bulldogs football  
188 Malone Stadium 30,427 Monroe   United States ULM Warhawks football  
189 Aggie Memorial Stadium 30,343 Las Cruces   United States New Mexico State Aggies football  
190 Harvard Stadium 30,323 Boston   United States Harvard Crimson football  
191 Rynearson Stadium 30,200 Ypsilanti   United States Eastern Michigan Eagles football  
192 Kelly/Shorts Stadium 30,199 Mount Pleasant   United States Central Michigan Chippewas football  
193 Waldo Stadium 30,100 Kalamazoo   United States Western Michigan Broncos football  
194 BMO Field 30,000[21] Toronto   Canada Toronto FC, Toronto Argonauts, Canada men's national soccer team, Canada women's national soccer team, Canada national rugby union team  
195 HA Chapman Stadium 30,000 Tulsa   United States Tulsa Golden Hurricane football  
196 FAU Stadium 30,000 Boca Raton   United States Florida Atlantic Owls football  
197 InfoCision Stadium – Summa Field 30,000 Akron   United States Akron Zips football  
198 Bobcat Stadium 30,000 San Marcos   United States Texas State Bobcats football  
199 Kidd Brewer Stadium 30,000 Boone   United States Appalachian State Mountaineers football  
200 Veterans Memorial Stadium 30,000 Troy   United States Troy Trojans football  
201 William "Dick" Price Stadium 30,000 Norfolk   United States Norfolk State Spartans  
202 GEODIS Park 30,000 Nashville   United States Nashville SC  

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References

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