List of U.S. stadiums by capacity

The following is a list of stadiums in the United States. They are ordered by capacity, which is the maximum number of spectators the stadium can accommodate. All U.S. stadiums with a current capacity of 20,000 or more are included in the list. The majority of these stadiums are used for American football, either in college football or the NFL. Most of the others are Major League Baseball ballparks or Major League Soccer stadiums.

Rank	Stadium	Capacity	City	State	Year opened	Type	Tenant
1	Michigan Stadium^[1]	107,601	Ann Arbor	Michigan	1927	Football	Michigan Wolverines
2	Beaver Stadium^[2]	106,572	State College	Pennsylvania	1960	Football	Penn State Nittany Lions
3	Ohio Stadium^[3]	104,944	Columbus	Ohio	1922	Football	Ohio State Buckeyes
4	Kyle Field	102,512	College Station	Texas	1927	Football	Texas A&M Aggies
5	Neyland Stadium^[4]	102,455	Knoxville	Tennessee	1921	Football	Tennessee Volunteers
6	Tiger Stadium^[5]	102,321	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	1924	Football	LSU Tigers
7	Bryant–Denny Stadium^[6]	101,821	Tuscaloosa	Alabama	1929	Football	Alabama Crimson Tide
8	Darrell K. Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium^[7]	100,119	Austin	Texas	1924	Football	Texas Longhorns
9	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum^[8]^[9]	93,607	Los Angeles	California	1923	Football	USC Trojans, Los Angeles Rams
10	Sanford Stadium^[10]	92,746	Athens	Georgia	1929	Football	Georgia Bulldogs
11	Rose Bowl^[11]	92,542	Pasadena	California	1922	Football	UCLA Bruins, the annual Rose Bowl Game
12	Cotton Bowl	92,100	Dallas	Texas	1930	Football	no home team, used for annual Red River Rivalry, State Fair Classic, and Heart of Dallas Bowl
13	Memorial Stadium^[12]	91,000	Lincoln	Nebraska	1923	Football	Nebraska Cornhuskers
14	Ben Hill Griffin Stadium^[13]	88,548	Gainesville	Florida	1930	Football	Florida Gators
15	Jordan-Hare Stadium^[14]	87,451	Auburn	Alabama	1939	Football	Auburn Tigers
16	MetLife Stadium	82,500	East Rutherford	New Jersey	2010	Football	New York Giants, New York Jets
17	Doak Campbell Stadium	82,300	Tallahassee	Florida	1950	Football	Florida State Seminoles
18	Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium	82,112	Norman	Oklahoma	1925	Football	Oklahoma Sooners
19	FedExField^[15]	82,000	Landover	Maryland	1997	Football	Washington Redskins
20	Memorial Stadium	82,000	Clemson	South Carolina	1942	Football	Clemson Tigers
21	Lambeau Field	81,435	Green Bay	Wisconsin	1957	Football	Green Bay Packers
22	Notre Dame Stadium	80,795	Notre Dame	Indiana	1930	Football	Notre Dame Fighting Irish
23	Camp Randall Stadium	80,321	Madison	Wisconsin	1917	Football	Wisconsin Badgers
24	Williams-Brice Stadium	80,250	Columbia	South Carolina	1934	Football	South Carolina Gamecocks
25	AT&T Stadium	80,000	Arlington	Texas	2009	Football	Dallas Cowboys, Cotton Bowl Classic
26	EverBank Field	76,867	Jacksonville	Florida	1949;1995	Football	Jacksonville Jaguars, Florida vs. Georgia Football Classic, Gator Bowl
27	Arrowhead Stadium	76,416	Kansas City	Missouri	1972	Football	Kansas City Chiefs
28	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	76,125	Denver	Colorado	2001	Football	Denver Broncos
29	Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium	76,000	Fayetteville	Arkansas	1938	Football	Arkansas Razorbacks (primary)
30	Spartan Stadium	75,005	East Lansing	Michigan	1923	Football	Michigan State Spartans
31	New Era Field	73,967	Orchard Park	New York	1973	Football	Buffalo Bills
32	Bank of America Stadium	73,778	Charlotte	North Carolina	1996	Football	Carolina Panthers, Belk Bowl
33	Sun Devil Stadium	73,378	Tempe	Arizona	1958	Football	Arizona State Sun Devils
34	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	73,370	New Orleans	Louisiana	1975	Football	New Orleans Saints, Tulane Green Wave; Sugar Bowl, New Orleans Bowl, Bayou Classic
35	FirstEnergy Stadium	73,200	Cleveland	Ohio	1999	Football	Cleveland Browns
36	Husky Stadium	72,500	Seattle	Washington	1920	Football	Washington Huskies
37	Legion Field	71,594	Birmingham	Alabama	1926	Football	UAB Blazers, BBVA Compass Bowl
38	NRG Stadium	71,500	Houston	Texas	2002	Football	Houston Texans, Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas
39	Qualcomm Stadium	71,294	San Diego	California	1967	Multi-purpose	San Diego Chargers, San Diego State Aztecs, Holiday Bowl, Poinsettia Bowl
40	Georgia Dome	71,228	Atlanta	Georgia	1992	Football	Atlanta Falcons, Georgia State Panthers, SEC Championship Game, Chick-fil-A Bowl
41	M&T Bank Stadium	71,008	Baltimore	Maryland	1998	Football	Baltimore Ravens
42	Faurot Field	71,004	Columbia	Missouri	1926	Football	Missouri Tigers
43	Kinnick Stadium	70,585	Iowa City	Iowa	1929	Football	Iowa Hawkeyes
44	Candlestick Park	70,207	San Francisco	California	1960	Multi-purpose	no home team
45	Camping World Stadium	70,000	Orlando	Florida	1936	Football	Orlando City SC, Jones Tigers, annual Florida Classic, Capital One Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl, and East–West Shrine Game
46	Rice Stadium	70,000	Houston	Texas	1950	Football	Rice Owls
47	Nissan Stadium	68,798	Nashville	Tennessee	1999	Football	Tennessee Titans, Tennessee State Tigers, Franklin American Mortgage Company Music City Bowl
48	Gillette Stadium	68,756	Foxborough	Massachusetts	2002	Football	New England Revolution, New England Patriots, UMass Minutemen
49	Lincoln Financial Field	68,532	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	2003	Football	Philadelphia Eagles, Temple Owls, Army–Navy Game (most years)
50	Levi's Stadium	68,500	Santa Clara	California	2014	Football	San Francisco 49ers, San Jose Earthquakes
51	Commonwealth Stadium	67,606	Lexington	Kentucky	1973	Football	Kentucky Wildcats
52	CenturyLink Field	67,000	Seattle	Washington	2002	Football	Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Sounders FC
53	Dome at America's Center	66,965	St. Louis	Missouri	1995	Football	no home team
54	Lane Stadium	66,233	Blacksburg	Virginia	1965	Football	Virginia Tech Hokies
55	U.S. Bank Stadium	66,200	Minneapolis	Minnesota	2016	Football	Minnesota Vikings
56	Raymond James Stadium	65,857	Tampa	Florida	1998	Football	Tampa Bay Buccaneers, South Florida Bulls, Outback Bowl
57	Paul Brown Stadium	65,790	Cincinnati	Ohio	2000	Football	Cincinnati Bengals
58	Sun Life Stadium	65,326	Miami Gardens	Florida	1987	Football	Miami Dolphins, Miami Hurricanes, and annual Orange Bowl
59	Heinz Field	65,050	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	2001	Football	Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Panthers
60	Alamodome	65,000	San Antonio	Texas	1993	Football	UTSA Roadrunners, Alamo Bowl, U.S. Army All-American Bowl
61	Ford Field	65,000	Detroit	Michigan	2002	Football	Detroit Lions, MAC Championship Game, Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
62	Yale Bowl	64,269	New Haven	Connecticut	1914	Football	Yale Bulldogs
63	Vaught-Hemingway Stadium	64,038	Oxford	Mississippi	1915	Football	Ole Miss Rebels
64	LaVell Edwards Stadium	63,470	Provo	Utah	1964	Football	BYU Cougars
65	University of Phoenix Stadium	63,400	Glendale	Arizona	2006	Football	Arizona Cardinals and Fiesta Bowl
66	O.co Coliseum	63,026	Oakland	California	1966	Multi-purpose	Oakland Raiders, Oakland Athletics
67	Lucas Oil Stadium	63,000	Indianapolis	Indiana	2008	Football	Indianapolis Colts, Big Ten Championship Game
68	Kenan Memorial Stadium	63,000	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	1926	Football	North Carolina Tar Heels
69	Memorial Stadium	62,872	Champaign	Illinois	1923	Football	Illinois Fighting Illini
70	California Memorial Stadium	62,717	Berkeley	California	1923	Football	California Golden Bears
71	Ross-Ade Stadium	62,500	West Lafayette	Indiana	1924	Football	Purdue Boilermakers
72	Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium	62,380	Memphis	Tennessee	1965	Football	Memphis Tigers
73	Soldier Field	61,500	Chicago	Illinois	1924;2003	Football	Chicago Bears
74	Jack Trice Stadium	61,500	Ames	Iowa	1975	Football	Iowa State Cyclones
75	Scott Stadium	61,500	Charlottesville	Virginia	1931	Football	Virginia Cavaliers
76	Davis Wade Stadium	61,337	Starkville	Mississippi	1914	Football	Mississippi State Bulldogs
77	Jones AT&T Stadium	61,000	Lubbock	Texas	1947	Football	Texas Tech Red Raiders
78	Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium	60,492	Jackson	Mississippi	1941	Football	Jackson State Tigers
79	Mountaineer Field^[16]	60,000	Morgantown	West Virginia	1980	Football	West Virginia Mountaineers
80	Boone Pickens Stadium	60,000	Stillwater	Oklahoma	1920	Football	Oklahoma State Cowboys
81	Arizona Stadium	57,803	Tucson	Arizona	1928	Football	Arizona Wildcats
82	Carter-Finley Stadium^[17]	57,583	Raleigh	North Carolina	1966	Football	NC State Wolfpack
83	RFK Stadium	56,692	Washington, D.C.	District of Columbia	1961	Multi-purpose	D.C. United, Military Bowl
84	Dodger Stadium^[18]	56,000	Los Angeles	California	1962	Baseball	Los Angeles Dodgers
85	Papa John's Cardinal Stadium	56,000	Louisville	Kentucky	1998	Football	Louisville Cardinals
86	Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field	55,000	Atlanta	Georgia	1913	Football	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
87	Autzen Stadium	53,800	Eugene	Oregon	1967	Football	Oregon Ducks
88	Folsom Field	53,750	Boulder	Colorado	1924	Football	Colorado Buffaloes
89	War Memorial Stadium	53,727	Little Rock	Arkansas	1948	Football	Arkansas Razorbacks (secondary to Razorback Stadium)
90	Memorial Stadium	53,500	Bloomington	Indiana	1960	Football	Indiana Hoosiers
91	Franklin Field	52,593	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1895	Football	Penn Quakers
92	Falcon Stadium	52,480	Colorado Springs	Colorado	1962	Football	Air Force Falcons
93	High Point Solutions Stadium	52,454	Piscataway	New Jersey	1994	Football	Rutgers Scarlet Knights
94	Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium	52,200	Manhattan	Kansas	1968	Football	Kansas State Wildcats
95	Byrd Stadium	51,500	College Park	Maryland	1950	Football	Maryland Terrapins
96	Sun Bowl stadium	51,500	El Paso	Texas	1963	Football	UTEP Miners and Sun Bowl
97	Independence Stadium	50,832	Shreveport	Louisiana	1925	Football	no home team, Independence Bowl
98	TCF Bank Stadium	50,805	Minneapolis	Minnesota	2009	Football	Minnesota Golden Gophers
99	Coors Field^[19]	50,445	Denver	Colorado	1995	Baseball	Colorado Rockies
100	Yankee Stadium^[20]	50,291	Bronx	New York	2009	Baseball	New York Yankees, New York City FC, Pinstripe Bowl
101	Turner Field^[21]	50,096	Atlanta	Georgia	1996	Baseball	Atlanta Braves
102	University of Kansas Memorial Stadium	50,071	Lawrence	Kansas	1921	Football	Kansas Jayhawks
103	Aloha Stadium	50,000	Honolulu	Hawaiʻi	1975	Football	Hawaiʻi Warriors, local high schools and Pro Bowl
104	The Bagwell Field at Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium	50,000	Greenville	North Carolina	1963	Football	East Carolina Pirates
105	Stanford Stadium	50,000	Stanford	California	1921;2006	Football	Stanford Cardinal
106	Carrier Dome	49,262	Syracuse	New York	1980	Football	Syracuse Orange, men's basketball, women's basketball, and men's lacrosse
107	Globe Life Park^[22]	49,115	Arlington	Texas	1994	Baseball	Texas Rangers
108	Chase Field^[23]	49,033	Phoenix	Arizona	1998	Baseball	Arizona Diamondbacks
109	Oriole Park at Camden Yards^[24]	48,876	Baltimore	Maryland	1992	Baseball	Baltimore Orioles
110	Ryan Field	47,130	Evanston	Illinois	1996	Football	Northwestern Wildcats
111	Safeco Field^[25]	47,116	Seattle	Washington	1999	Baseball	Seattle Mariners
112	Busch Stadium^[26]	46,861	St. Louis	Missouri	2006	Baseball	St. Louis Cardinals
113	Reser Stadium	45,674	Corvallis	Oregon	1953	Football	Oregon State Beavers
114	Rice-Eccles Stadium	45,634	Salt Lake City	Utah	1998	Football	Utah Utes
115	Bright House Networks Stadium	45,301	Orlando	Florida	2007	Football	UCF Knights
116	McLane Stadium	45,140	Waco	Texas	2014	Football	Baylor Bears
117	Angel Stadium of Anaheim^[27]	45,050	Anaheim	California	1966	Baseball	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
118	Alumni Stadium	44,500	Chestnut Hill	Massachusetts	1957	Football	Boston College Eagles
119	Amon G. Carter Stadium	44,008	Fort Worth	Texas	1930	Football	TCU Horned Frogs, The Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl
120	Citizens Bank Park^[28]	43,647	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	2004	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
121	Petco Park^[29]	42,445	San Diego	California	2004	Baseball	San Diego Padres
122	Great American Ball Park^[30]	42,059	Cincinnati	Ohio	2003	Baseball	Cincinnati Reds
123	Miller Park^[31]	41,900	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	2001	Baseball	Milwaukee Brewers
124	Nationals Park^[32]	41,888	Washington, D.C.	District of Columbia	2008	Baseball	Washington Nationals
125	Citi Field^[33]	41,800	Flushing, New York	New York	2009	Baseball	New York Mets
126	Comerica Park^[34]	41,782	Detroit	Michigan	2000	Baseball	Detroit Tigers
127	AT&T Park	41,503	San Francisco	California	2000	Baseball	San Francisco Giants, Fight Hunger Bowl
128	Wrigley Field^[35]^[36]	41,160	Chicago	Illinois	1914	Baseball	Chicago Cubs
129	Bulldog Stadium	41,031	Fresno	California	1980	Football	Fresno State Bulldogs
130	Minute Maid Park^[37]	40,950	Houston	Texas	2000	Baseball	Houston Astros
131	Ladd Peebles Stadium	40,646	Mobile	Alabama	1948	Football	South Alabama Jaguars, Senior Bowl and GoDaddy.com Bowl
132	U.S. Cellular Field^[38]	40,615	Chicago	Illinois	1991	Baseball	Chicago White Sox
133	University Stadium	40,094	Albuquerque	New Mexico	1960	Football	New Mexico Lobos, New Mexico Bowl
134	Howard J. Lamade Stadium	40,000^[39]	South Williamsport	Pennsylvania	1959	Baseball	no home team, hosts annual Little League World Series
135	Rentschler Field	40,000	East Hartford	Connecticut	2003	Football	Connecticut Huskies, Hartford Colonials
136	Michie Stadium	40,000	West Point	New York	1924	Football	Army Black Knights
137	Nippert Stadium	40,000	Cincinnati	Ohio	1915	Football	Cincinnati Bearcats football / FC Cincinnati
137	TDECU Stadium	40,000	Houston	Texas	2014	Football	Houston Cougars
138	Vanderbilt Stadium at Dudley Field	39,790	Nashville	Tennessee	1922	Football	Vanderbilt Commodores
139	Target Field^[40]	39,504	Minneapolis	Minnesota	2010	Baseball	Minnesota Twins
140	Ewing M. Kauffman Stadium^[41]	39,000	Kansas City	Missouri	1973	Baseball	Kansas City Royals
141	PNC Park^[42]	38,496	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	2001	Baseball	Pittsburgh Pirates
142	Joan C. Edwards Stadium	38,019	Huntington	West Virginia	1991	Football	Marshall Thundering Herd
143	Progressive Field^[43]	38,000	Cleveland	Ohio	1994	Baseball	Cleveland Indians
144	Fenway Park^[44]	37,402	Boston	Massachusetts	1912	Baseball	Boston Red Sox
145	Albertsons Stadium	37,000	Boise	Idaho	1970	Football	Boise State Broncos, Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
146	Marlins Park^[45]	37,000	Miami	Florida	2012	Baseball	Miami Marlins
147	Tropicana Field^[46]	36,973	St. Petersburg	Florida	1990	Baseball	Tampa Bay Rays, Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl
148	Sam Boyd Stadium	36,800	Las Vegas	Nevada	1971	Football	UNLV Rebels, annual Las Vegas Bowl and USA Sevens and Monster Jam World Finals
149	M. M. Roberts Stadium	36,000	Hattiesburg	Mississippi	1932	Football	Southern Miss Golden Eagles
150	Martin Stadium	35,117	Pullman	Washington	1972	Football	Washington State Cougars
151	Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium	34,400	Fort Collins	Colorado	1968	Football	Colorado State Rams
152	Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	34,000	Annapolis	Maryland	1959	Football	Navy Midshipmen, Chesapeake Bayhawks
153	Wallace Wade Stadium	33,941	Durham	North Carolina	1929	Football	Duke Blue Devils
154	Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium	32,580	Laramie	Wyoming	1950	Football	Wyoming Cowboys
155	Gerald J. Ford Stadium	32,000	University Park	Texas	2000	Football	SMU Mustangs
157	BB&T Field at Groves Stadium	31,500	Winston-Salem	North Carolina	1968	Football	Wake Forest Demon Deacons
158	Cajun Field	31,000	Lafayette	Louisiana	1971	Football	Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
159	Rubber Bowl	31,000	Akron	Ohio	1940	Football	local high school teams
160	Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium	31,000	DeKalb	Illinois	1965	Football	Northern Illinois Huskies
161	ASU Stadium	30,964	Jonesboro	Arkansas	1974	Football	Arkansas State Red Wolves
162	Apogee Stadium	30,850	Denton	Texas	2011	Football	North Texas Mean Green
163	Joe Aillet Stadium	30,600	Ruston	Louisiana	1960	Football	Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
164	Spartan Stadium	30,456	San Jose	California	1933	Football	San Jose State Spartans
165	Malone Stadium	30,427	Monroe	Louisiana	1978	Football	Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks
166	Aggie Memorial Stadium	30,343	Las Cruces	New Mexico	1978	Football	New Mexico State Aggies
167	Harvard Stadium	30,323	Allston	Massachusetts	1903	Football	Harvard Crimson, Boston Cannons
168	Kelly/Shorts Stadium	30,295	Mount Pleasant	Michigan	1972	Football	Central Michigan Chippewas
169	Rynearson Stadium	30,200	Ypsilanti	Michigan	1969	Football	Eastern Michigan Eagles
170	Waldo Stadium	30,200	Kalamazoo	Michigan	1939	Football	Western Michigan Broncos
171	FAU Stadium	30,000	Boca Raton	Florida	2011	Football	Florida Atlantic Owls
172	Benson Field at Yulman Stadium	30,000	New Orleans	Louisiana	2014	Football	Tulane Green Wave
173	Jim Wacker Field at Bobcat Stadium	30,000	San Marcos	Texas	1981	Football	Texas State Bobcats
174	New Alabama State stadium	30,000	Montgomery	Alabama	2012	Football	Alabama State Hornets
175	H. A. Chapman Stadium	30,000	Tulsa	Oklahoma	1930	Football	Tulsa Golden Hurricane
176	InfoCision Stadium – Summa Field	30,000	Akron	Ohio	2009	Football	Akron Zips
177	Veterans Memorial Stadium	30,000	Troy	Alabama	1950	Football	Troy Trojans
178	William "Dick" Price Stadium	30,000	Norfolk	Virginia	1997	Football	Norfolk State Spartans
179	Mackay Stadium^[47]	30,000	Reno	Nevada	1966	Football	Nevada Wolf Pack and women's soccer
180	UB Stadium	29,013	Amherst	New York	1993	Football	Buffalo Bulls
181	Ace W. Mumford Stadium	29,000	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	1928	Football	Southern Jaguars
182	Joe Albi Stadium	28,646	Spokane	Washington	1950	Football	Spokane Spiders, Spokane Black Widows, local high schools
183	Doyt L. Perry Stadium	28,599	Bowling Green	Ohio	1966	Football	Bowling Green Falcons
184	Princeton University Stadium	27,800	Princeton	New Jersey	1998	Football	Princeton Tigers
185	StubHub Center	27,000	Carson	California	2003	Soccer	Los Angeles Galaxy
186	The Glass Bowl	26,248	Toledo	Ohio	1937	Football	Toledo Rockets
187	Eddie Robinson Stadium	25,600	Grambling	Louisiana	1983	Football	Grambling State Tigers
188	Schoellkopf Field	25,597	Ithaca	New York	1915	Football	Cornell Big Red
189	Bragg Memorial Stadium	25,500	Tallahassee	Florida	1957	Football	Florida A&M Rattlers
190	John B. and June M. Scheumann Stadium	25,400	Muncie	Indiana	1967	Football	Ball State Cardinals
191	Dix Stadium	25,319^[48]	Kent	Ohio	1969	Football	Kent State Golden Flashes
192	Washington–Grizzly Stadium	25,200	Missoula	Montana	1986	Football	Montana Grizzlies
193	Red Bull Arena	25,189	Harrison	New Jersey	2010	Soccer	New York Red Bulls
194	Bridgeforth Stadium	24,877	Harrisonburg	Virginia	1975	Football	James Madison Dukes
195	Cramton Bowl	24,600	Montgomery	Alabama	1922	Football	Alabama State Hornets
196	Fred C. Yager Stadium	24,286	Oxford	Ohio	1983	Football	Miami RedHawks
197	TD Ameritrade Park Omaha	24,000	Omaha	Nebraska	2011	Baseball	Creighton Bluejays, NCAA College World Series
198	Don Peden Stadium	24,000	Athens	Ohio	1929	Football	Ohio Bobcats
199	Fitton Field	23,500	Worcester	Massachusetts	1924	Football	Holy Cross Crusaders
200	Kidd Brewer Stadium	23,150	Boone	North Carolina	1962	Football	Appalachian State Mountaineers
201	Jack Spinks Stadium	22,500	Lorman	Mississippi	1992	Football	Alcorn State Braves
202	Maverik Stadium	22,059	Logan	Utah	1968	Football	Utah State Aggies
203	BBVA Compass Stadium	22,000	Houston	Texas	2012	Football	Houston Dynamo, Texas Southern Tigers football
204	Delaware Stadium	22,000	Newark	Delaware	1952	Football	Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens
205	Smith Stadium	22,000	Bowling Green	Kentucky	1968	Football	Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
206	Oliver C. Dawson Stadium	22,000	Orangeburg	South Carolina	1955	Football	South Carolina State Bulldogs
207	Kidd Brewer Stadium	21,650	Boone	North Carolina	1962	Football	Appalachian State Mountaineers
208	Hornet Stadium	21,650	Sacramento	California	1969	Football	Sacramento State Hornets
209	Aggie Stadium	21,500	Greensboro	North Carolina	1981	Football	North Carolina A&T Aggies
210	Johnson Hagood Stadium	21,000	Charleston	South Carolina	1946	Football	The Citadel Bulldogs
211	Louis Crews Stadium	21,000	Huntsville	Alabama	1996	Football	Alabama A&M Bulldogs
212	Finley Stadium	20,668	Chattanooga	Tennessee	1997	Football	Chattanooga Mocs
213	Stambaugh Stadium	20,630	Youngstown	Ohio	1982	Football	Youngstown State Penguins
214	Quicken Loans Arena	20,562	Cleveland	Ohio	1994	Basketball	Cleveland Cavaliers
215	FC Dallas Stadium	20,500	Frisco	Texas	2005	Soccer	FC Dallas, NCAA Division I Football Championship Game (FCS)
216	Columbus Crew Stadium	20,455	Columbus	Ohio	1999	Soccer	Columbus Crew
217	Lockhart Stadium	20,450	Fort Lauderdale	Florida	1959	Soccer	Fort Lauderdale Strikers
218	Providence Park	20,438	Portland	Oregon	1926	Soccer	Portland Timbers
219	Hughes Stadium	20,311	Sacramento	California	1928	Multi-purpose	Sacramento Republic FC
220	Foreman Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium	20,118	Norfolk	Virginia	1936	Football	Old Dominion Monarchs football
221	Rio Tinto Stadium	20,008	Sandy	Utah	2008	Soccer	Real Salt Lake
222	Brown Stadium	20,000	Providence	Rhode Island	1925	Football	Brown Bears
223	FIU Stadium	20,000	Miami	Florida	1995	Football	FIU Golden Panthers, Miami FC
224	Roy Kidd Stadium	20,000	Richmond	Kentucky	1969	Football	Eastern Kentucky Colonels
225	Mesquite Memorial Stadium	20,000	Mesquite	Texas	1977	Football	Local high schools
226	Kimbrough Memorial Stadium	20,000	Canyon	Texas	1959	Football	West Texas A&M University, local high schools
227	Toyota Park	20,000	Bridgeview	Illinois	2006	Soccer	Chicago Fire Soccer Club

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List of U.S. stadiums by capacity

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