Top 20 Largest Stadiums in the United States 2024 [Updated]

Which are the largest stadiums in the United States? The United States is fully involved in world sports hence the need for bigger stadiums as there is a huge population of spectators as the country’s population increases every day.

We have different types of sports in the United States and people see this as a way to get entertained, have fun and also utilize the stadium for sports-related events or other types of events.

Sports has been made enjoyable to spectators through well-structured sports buildings or facilities, this houses many sections of which the spectators stay, sports officials, pitch, stores, e.t.c.

Aside from the beautiful and modern structures stadiums serve a whole lot of purposes be it outdoor sports, concerts, and events, it has a structure in which spectators can conveniently sit and at the same time watch what is going on.

There has been some kind of arguments on which stadium is the largest in the United States and when talking about large it means a wide space will be utilized considering the number of spectators intended to accommodate.

In this sense, we will be taking the seating capacity and standing areas in total, never forget stadiums are convertible based on the kind of events that will take place there.

For this, we will exclude temporary seating or standing space like spaces for concerts or crusades.

On this list we have excluded the inactive parts of the stadiums, race tracks, closed areas and so on, we are going to base this on the number of sitting spectators.

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The 20 Largest Stadiums in the United States

Here is a table showing the biggest stadiums in the United States:

Rank	Stadium	State	Capacity
1.	Michigan Stadium	Michigan	107,601
2.	Beaver Stadium	Pennsylvania	106,572
3.	Ohio Stadium	Ohio	102,780
4.	Kyle Field	Texas	102,733
5.	Neyland Stadium	Tennessee	102,455
6.	Tiger Stadium	Louisiana	102,321
7.	Bryant–Denny Stadium	Alabama	101,821
8.	Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium	Texas	100,119
9.	Sanford Stadium	Georgia	95,723
10.	Cotton Bowl	Texas	92,100
11.	Rose Bowl	California	90,888
12.	Ben Hill Griffin Stadium	Florida	88,548
13.	Jordan–Hare Stadium	Alabama	87,451
14.	Memorial Stadium	Nebraska	86,047
15.	MetLife Stadium	New Jersey	82,500
16.	FedExField	Maryland	82,000
17.	Memorial Stadium	South Carolina	81,500
18.	Lambeau Field	Wisconsin	81,435
19.	Camp Randall Stadium	Wisconsin	80,321
20.	Williams–Brice Stadium	South Carolina	80,250