List of North American stadiums by capacity

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 soccer, baseball, Canadian football, and one each for Bullfighting and Cricket.

RankStadiumCapacityCityCountryHome Team(s)
1Michigan Stadium107,601[1]Ann ArborUnited States USAMichigan Wolverines football
2Beaver Stadium106,572[2]University ParkUnited States USAPenn State Nittany Lions football
3Ohio Stadium104,944[3]ColumbusUnited States USAOhio State Buckeyes football
4Kyle Field102,512[4]College StationUnited States USATexas A&M Aggies football
5Neyland Stadium102,459[5]KnoxvilleUnited States USATennessee Volunteers football
6Tiger Stadium102,321[6]Baton RougeUnited States USALSU Tigers football
7Bryant–Denny Stadium101,821[7]TuscaloosaUnited States USAAlabama Crimson Tide football
8Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium100,119[8]AustinUnited States USATexas Longhorns football
9Estadio Azteca95,500[9]Mexico CityMexico MexicoClub América
10Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum93,607[10][11]Los AngelesUnited States USAUSC Trojans football
11Sanford Stadium92,756[12]AthensUnited States USAGeorgia Bulldogs football
12Rose Bowl92,542[13]PasadenaUnited States USAUCLA Bruins football, hosts Rose Bowl Game annually
13Cotton Bowl92,100 Dallas United States USA Hosts Red River Rivalry (Oklahoma vs. Texas), State Fair Classic (Grambling vs. Prairie View), TicketCity Bowl
14Ben Hill Griffin Stadium88,548[14]GainesvilleUnited States USAFlorida Gators football
15Jordan-Hare Stadium87,451[15]AuburnUnited States USAAuburn Tigers football
16Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium83,500TallahasseeUnited States USAFlorida State Seminoles football
17MetLife Stadium82,500East RutherfordUnited States USA New York Giants, New York Jets
18Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium82,112NormanUnited States USAOklahoma Sooners football
19Memorial Stadium82,000ClemsonUnited States USAClemson Tigers football
FedExField82,000[16]LandoverUnited States USAWashington Redskins
21Memorial Stadium81,067LincolnUnited States USANebraska Cornhuskers football
22Lambeau Field80,978Green BayUnited States USAGreen Bay Packers
23Notre Dame Stadium80,795Notre DameUnited States USANotre Dame Fighting Irish football
24Camp Randall Stadium80,321MadisonUnited States USAWisconsin Badgers football
25Pontiac Silverdome80,311PontiacUnited States USA
26Williams-Brice Stadium80,250Columbia, South CarolinaUnited States USASouth Carolina Gamecocks football
27AT&T Stadium80,000[17]ArlingtonUnited States USA Dallas Cowboys, hosts Cotton Bowl Classic
28Arrowhead Stadium77,000Kansas CityUnited States USAKansas City Chiefs
29EverBank Field76,867JacksonvilleUnited States USAJacksonville Jaguars, hosts Gator Bowl
30Sun Life Stadium76,500Miami GardensUnited States USAMiami Dolphins; Miami Hurricanes football; hosts Orange Bowl annually
31Sports Authority Field at Mile High76,125DenverUnited States USADenver Broncos, Denver Outlaws
32Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium76,000FayettevilleUnited States USAArkansas Razorbacks football (primary)
33Spartan Stadium75,005East LansingUnited States USAMichigan State Spartans football
34Ralph Wilson Stadium73,967Orchard ParkUnited States USABuffalo Bills
35Bank of America Stadium73,778CharlotteUnited States USACarolina Panthers, hosts Belk Bowl
36Sun Devil Stadium73,379 TempeUnited States USAArizona State Sun Devils football, hosts Cactus Bowl (Tempe)
37Mercedes-Benz Superdome73,208 New Orleans United States USANew Orleans Saints; Tulane Green Wave football; hosts Bayou Classic (Grambling vs. Southern), New Orleans Bowl and Sugar Bowl annually
38Legion Field71,594BirminghamUnited States USAUAB Blazers, hosts BBVA Compass Bowl
39Reliant Stadium71,500HoustonUnited States USAHouston Texans, hosts Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas
40Qualcomm Stadium71,294San DiegoUnited States USASan Diego Chargers, San Diego State Aztecs football, hosts Holiday Bowl and Poinsettia Bowl
41Georgia Dome71,228AtlantaUnited States USAAtlanta Falcons, Georgia State Panthers football, hosts SEC Championship Game, Chick-fil-A Bowl, and Atlanta Football Classic (Florida A&M vs. another HBCU, most often Tennessee State)
42M&T Bank Stadium71,008BaltimoreUnited States USABaltimore Ravens
43Faurot Field71,004ColumbiaUnited States USAMissouri Tigers football
44Kinnick Stadium70,585Iowa CityUnited States USAIowa Hawkeyes football
45Husky Stadium70,083[18]SeattleUnited States USAWashington Huskies football
46Rice Stadium70,000HoustonUnited States USARice Owls football
Citrus Bowl70,000OrlandoUnited States USAJones High School; also hosts Capital One Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl, and Florida Classic (Florida A&M v Bethune-Cookman)
48LP Field68,798NashvilleUnited States USATennessee Titans, Tennessee State Tigers football, hosts Music City Bowl
49Gillette Stadium68,756FoxboroughUnited States USANew England Patriots, New England Revolution
50Lincoln Financial Field68,532PhiladelphiaUnited States USAPhiladelphia Eagles, Temple Owls football
Levi's Stadium68,500Santa Clara, CaliforniaUnited States USASan Francisco 49ers, Foster Farms Bowl, Pac-12 Football Championship Game
51Commonwealth Stadium67,606LexingtonUnited States USAKentucky Wildcats football
52FirstEnergy Stadium67,407ClevelandUnited States USACleveland Browns
53CenturyLink Field67,000SeattleUnited States USASeattle Seahawks, Seattle Sounders FC
54Edward Jones Dome66,965St. LouisUnited States USASt. Louis Rams
55Olympic Stadium66,308MontrealCanada Canadasome games for Montreal Alouettes and Montreal Impact
56Lane Stadium66,233BlacksburgUnited States USAVirginia Tech Hokies football
57Raymond James Stadium65,857TampaUnited States USATampa Bay Buccaneers, South Florida Bulls football, hosts Outback Bowl
58Paul Brown Stadium65,790CincinnatiUnited States USACincinnati Bengals
59Heinz Field65,050PittsburghUnited States USAPittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Panthers football
60Alamodome65,000San AntonioUnited States USA UTSA Roadrunners football; hosts Alamo Bowl, U.S. Army All-American Bowl
Ford Field65,000DetroitUnited States USADetroit Lions, hosts MAC Championship Game and Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
62Yale Bowl64,246New HavenUnited States USAYale Bulldogs football
63Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome64,111MinneapolisUnited States USAMinnesota Vikings, Minnesota Golden Gophers baseball
64LaVell Edwards Stadium64,045ProvoUnited States USABYU Cougars football
65University of Phoenix Stadium63,400GlendaleUnited States USAArizona Cardinals, hosts Fiesta Bowl annually
66Estadio Olímpico Universitario63,186[19]Mexico CityMexico Mexico Club Universidad Nacional, Pumas Dorados de la UNAM
67O.co Coliseum63,026OaklandUnited States USAOakland Raiders, Oakland Athletics
68Lucas Oil Stadium63,000IndianapolisUnited States USAIndianapolis Colts, hosts

Big Ten Championship Game and Circle City Classic (annual HBCU event)

69Kenan Memorial Stadium 62,980 Chapel HillUnited States USANorth Carolina Tar Heels football
70Memorial Stadium62,872ChampaignUnited States USAIllinois Fighting Illini football
71 California Memorial Stadium 62,717 Berkeley United States USA California Golden Bears football
72Ross-Ade Stadium62,500West LafayetteUnited States USAPurdue Boilermakers football
73Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium62,380MemphisUnited States USAMemphis Tigers football, hosts Liberty Bowl game
74Jack Trice Stadium61,500AmesUnited States USAIowa State Cyclones football
Scott Stadium61,500CharlottesvilleUnited States USAVirginia Cavaliers football
Soldier Field61,500ChicagoUnited States USAChicago Bears
76Davis Wade Stadium61,337StarkvilleUnited States USAMississippi State Bulldogs football
77Vaught-Hemingway Stadium60,580OxfordUnited States USAOle Miss Rebels football
78Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium60,492JacksonUnited States USAJackson State Tigers football
79Jones AT&T Stadium60,454LubbockUnited States USATexas Tech Red Raiders football
80Boone Pickens Stadium60,218StillwaterUnited States USAOklahoma State Cowboys football
81Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium60,000MorgantownUnited States USAWest Virginia Mountaineers football
82Arizona Stadium57,803TucsonUnited States USAArizona Wildcats football
83Carter-Finley Stadium57,583[20]RaleighUnited States USANC State Wolfpack football
84Estadio Jalisco56,713[19]GuadalajaraMexico Mexico C.D. Guadalajara, Club Atlas
85Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium56,692Washington, D.C.United States USAD.C. United, hosts Military Bowl
86Commonwealth Stadium56,302EdmontonCanada CanadaEdmonton Eskimos, Canada men's and women's national soccer teams
87Dodger Stadium56,000Los AngelesUnited States USALos Angeles Dodgers
88Papa John's Cardinal Stadium56,000LouisvilleUnited States USA Louisville Cardinals football
89BC Place Stadium55,000VancouverCanada CanadaBC Lions, Vancouver Whitecaps
Bobby Dodd Stadium55,000AtlantaUnited States USAGeorgia Tech Yellow Jackets football
Estadio Latinoamericano55,000HavanaCuba CubaIndustriales, Metropolitanos
93Autzen Stadium54,000EugeneUnited States USAOregon Ducks football
Byrd Stadium54,000College ParkUnited States USAMaryland Terrapins football
95Folsom Field53,750BoulderUnited States USAColorado Buffaloes football
96War Memorial Stadium53,727Little RockUnited States USA Arkansas Razorbacks football (secondary to Razorback Stadium)
97Independence Stadium53,000ShreveportUnited States USA none, hosts annual Independence Bowl game
98Estadio Cuscatlán52,900San SalvadorEl Salvador El SalvadorAlianza F.C., C.D. Atlético Marte
99Memorial Stadium52,692BloomingtonUnited States USAIndiana Hoosiers football
100Franklin Field52,593PhiladelphiaUnited States USAPenn Quakers football
101TCF Bank Stadium52,525MinneapolisUnited States USAMinnesota Golden Gophers football
102Falcon Stadium52,480Colorado SpringsUnited States USAAir Force Falcons football
103Rutgers Stadium52,454PiscatawayUnited States USARutgers Scarlet Knights football
104Yankee Stadium52,325[21]New York CityUnited States USANew York Yankees, hosts Pinstripe Bowl
105Sun Bowl Stadium51,500El PasoUnited States USA UTEP Miners football, hosts Sun Bowl
106Coors Field50,445DenverUnited States USAColorado Rockies
107Turner Field50,096AtlantaUnited States USAAtlanta Braves
108University of Kansas Memorial Stadium50,071LawrenceUnited States USAKansas Jayhawks football
109Aloha Stadium50,000HonoluluUnited States USAHawaiʻi Warriors football, hosts Hawaiʻi Bowl and Pro Bowl
Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium50,000ManhattanUnited States USAKansas State Wildcats football
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium50,000GreenvilleUnited States USAEast Carolina Pirates football
Floyd Casey Stadium50,000WacoUnited States USABaylor Bears football
Stanford Stadium50,000StanfordUnited States USAStanford Cardinal football
114Rogers Centre49,539TorontoCanada CanadaToronto Blue Jays
115 Carrier Dome 49,262 SyracuseUnited States USASyracuse Orange football, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's lacrosse
116Rangers Ballpark in Arlington49,200ArlingtonUnited States USATexas Rangers
117Chase Field49,033PhoenixUnited States USAArizona Diamondbacks
118Oriole Park at Camden Yards48,876BaltimoreUnited States USABaltimore Orioles
119Ryan Field47,130EvanstonUnited States USANorthwestern Wildcats football
120Safeco Field47,116SeattleUnited States USASeattle Mariners
121Rice Stadium47,000HoustonUnited States USARice Owls football
122Busch Stadium46,861St. LouisUnited States USASt. Louis Cardinals
123Reser Stadium45,674CorvallisUnited States USAOregon State Beavers football
124Estadio Omnilife45,500[19]GuadalajaraMexico Mexico C.D. Guadalajara
125Bright House Networks Stadium45,301OrlandoUnited States USAUCF Knights football
126Angel Stadium of Anaheim45,050AnaheimUnited States USALos Angeles Angels of Anaheim
127Rice-Eccles Stadium45,017Salt Lake CityUnited States USAUtah Utes football
128 Amon G. Carter Stadium 45,000[22] Fort Worth United States USA TCU Horned Frogs football, host of the Armed Forces Bowl
129Alumni Stadium44,500Chestnut HillUnited States USABoston College Eagles football
130Citizens Bank Park43,647PhiladelphiaUnited States USA Philadelphia Phillies
131Progressive Field43,515ClevelandUnited States USACleveland Indians
132Estadio Cuauhtémoc42,648[19]PueblaMexico MexicoPuebla
133Petco Park42,445San DiegoUnited States USASan Diego Padres
134Great American Ball Park42,059CincinnatiUnited States USACincinnati Reds
135Miller Park41,900MilwaukeeUnited States USAMilwaukee Brewers
136Nationals Park41,888Washington, D.C.United States USAWashington Nationals
137Citi Field41,800New York CityUnited States USANew York Mets
138AT&T Park41,503San FranciscoUnited States USASan Francisco Giants, hosts Fight Hunger Bowl
139Comerica Park41,782DetroitUnited States USADetroit Tigers
140Wrigley Field41,160ChicagoUnited States USAChicago Cubs
141Estadio Morelos41,056MoreliaMexico MexicoMorelia
142Bulldog Stadium41,031FresnoUnited States USAFresno State Bulldogs football
143Minute Maid Park40,950HoustonUnited States USAHouston Astros
144Ladd Peebles Stadium40,646MobileUnited States USASouth Alabama Jaguars football, hosts Senior Bowl and GoDaddy.com Bowl
145U.S. Cellular Field40,615ChicagoUnited States USAChicago White Sox
146Rentschler Field40,000East HartfordUnited States USAConnecticut Huskies football
Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano40,000San Pedro SulaHonduras HondurasMarathón
Plaza México40,000Mexico CityMexico Mexico Bullfighting
Howard J. Lamade Stadium40,000South WilliamsportUnited States USAnone, hosts annual Little League World Series
Michie Stadium40,000West PointUnited States USAArmy Black Knights football
151Estadio Universitario39,997San Nicolás de los GarzaMexico MexicoTigres de la UANL
152Vanderbilt Stadium39,790NashvilleUnited States USAVanderbilt Commodores football
153Target Field39,504MinneapolisUnited States USAMinnesota Twins
154Kauffman Stadium39,000Kansas CityUnited States USAKansas City Royals
155University Stadium38,634AlbuquerqueUnited States USANew Mexico Lobos football, hosts New Mexico Bowl
156PNC Park38,496PittsburghUnited States USAPittsburgh Pirates
157Joan C. Edwards Stadium38,016HuntingtonUnited States USAMarshall Thundering Herd football
158Bronco Stadium37,500BoiseUnited States USABoise State Broncos football, hosts Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
159Fenway Park37,402BostonUnited States USABoston Red Sox
160Tropicana Field36,973St. PetersburgUnited States USATampa Bay Rays, hosts Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl
161Sam Boyd Stadium36,800Las VegasUnited States USAUNLV Rebels football, hosts Las Vegas Bowl and USA Sevens
162M. M. Roberts Stadium36,000HattiesburgUnited States USASouthern Miss Golden Eagles football
163McMahon Stadium35,650CalgaryCanada CanadaCalgary Stampeders, Calgary Dinos, Calgary Colts
164Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium35,542TulsaUnited States USATulsa Golden Hurricane football
165Martin Stadium35,117PullmanUnited States USAWashington State Cougars football
166National Stadium (Costa Rica) 35,093San JoséCosta Rica Costa RicaCosta Rica national football team
167Estadio Azul35,000Mexico CityMexico Mexico Cruz Azul
Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino35,000TegucigalpaHonduras HondurasClub Deportivo Motagua, Club Deportivo Olimpia
Independence Park35,000KingstonJamaica JamaicaJamaica national football team
Nippert Stadium35,000CincinnatiUnited States USACincinnati Bearcats football
171Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium34,400Fort CollinsUnited States USAColorado State Rams football
172Estadio La Corregidora34,130QuerétaroMexico MexicoQuerétaro F.C.
173Estadio Félix Sánchez34,000Santo DomingoDominican Republic Dominican RepublicDominican Republic national football team
Estadio Panamericano34,000HavanaCuba CubaCuba national football team
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium34,000AnnapolisUnited States USANavy Midshipmen football Chesapeake Bayhawks
176Estadio Nou Camp33,943LeónMexico MexicoClub León
177Wallace Wade Stadium33,941DurhamUnited States USADuke Blue Devils football
178Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field33,427ReginaCanada CanadaSaskatchewan Roughriders
179Investors Group Field33,422WinnipegCanada CanadaWinnipeg Blue Bombers
180Estadio Tecnológico32,864MonterreyMexico MexicoClub de Futbol Monterrey
181War Memorial Stadium32,580LaramieUnited States USAWyoming Cowboys football
182Kensington Oval32,000Bridgetown BarbadosWest Indies cricket team
183Estadio Jorge "Mágico" González32,000San SalvadorEl Salvador El Salvadornone
184Gerald J. Ford Stadium32,000University ParkUnited States USASMU Mustangs football
185Robertson Stadium32,000HoustonUnited States USAHouston Cougars football, Houston Dynamo
186BB&T Field31,500Winston-SalemUnited States USAWake Forest Demon Deacons football
187Cajun Field31,000LafayetteUnited States USALouisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns football
188Rubber Bowl31,000AkronUnited States USAlocal high school teams
189Huskie Stadium30,998DeKalbUnited States USANorthern Illinois Huskies football
190BMO Field30,991[23]TorontoCanada CanadaToronto FC, Toronto Argonauts, Canada men's national soccer team, Canada women's national soccer team, Canada national rugby union team
191ASU Stadium30,964JonesboroUnited States USAArkansas State Red Wolves football
192 Apogee Stadium 30,850 Denton United States USA North Texas Mean Green football
193Joe Aillet Stadium30,600RustonUnited States USALouisiana Tech Bulldogs football
194Dix Stadium30,520KentUnited States USAKent State Golden Flashes football
195Spartan Stadium30,456San JoseUnited States USASan Jose State Spartans football
196Malone Stadium30,427MonroeUnited States USAULM Warhawks football
197Aggie Memorial Stadium30,343Las CrucesUnited States USANew Mexico State Aggies football
198Harvard Stadium30,323BostonUnited States USAHarvard Crimson football, Boston Breakers
199Rynearson Stadium30,200YpsilantiUnited States USAEastern Michigan Eagles football
200Kelly/Shorts Stadium30,199Mount PleasantUnited States USACentral Michigan Chippewas football
201Dennis Martínez National Stadium30,100ManaguaNicaragua NicaraguaDeportivo Walter Ferretti
Waldo Stadium30,100KalamazooUnited States USAWestern Michigan Broncos football
202Estadio Mateo Flores30,000Guatemala CityGuatemala GuatemalaCSD Municipal, CSD Comunicaciones
Cessna Stadium30,000WichitaUnited States USAWichita State Shockers
Cinco de Septiembre Stadium30,000CienfuegosCuba CubaCienfuegos
Estadio Luis de la Fuente30,000VeracruzMexico MexicoDeportivo Veracruz
FAU Stadium30,000Boca RatonUnited States USAFlorida Atlantic Owls football
InfoCision Stadium – Summa Field30,000AkronUnited States USAAkron Zips football
Jim Wacker Field at Bobcat Stadium30,000San MarcosUnited States USATexas State Bobcats football
Veterans Memorial Stadium30,000TroyUnited States USATroy Trojans football
Victoria de Girón Stadium30,000MatanzasCuba CubaMatanzas
William "Dick" Price Stadium30,000NorfolkUnited States USANorfolk State Spartans

See also

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