Every big stadium, on one line

The largest on the site

Recorded capacity as given in each stadium's Wikipedia article on 28 October 2026.

1. Narendra Modi Stadium · Ahmedabad132,000
2. Rungrado 1st of May Stadium · Pyongyang113,281
3. Michigan Stadium · Ann Arbor107,600
4. Beaver Stadium · University Park106,304
5. Ohio Stadium · Columbus102,780
6. Kyle Field · College Station102,733
7. Tiger Stadium · Baton Rouge102,321
8. Neyland Stadium · Knoxville101,915
9. Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium · Austin100,119
10. Bryant–Denny Stadium · Tuscaloosa100,077
11. Melbourne Cricket Ground · Melbourne100,024
12. FNB Stadium · Johannesburg94,736

Stories from the data

• The largest stadiums in the worldNarendra Modi Stadium in India is the largest of the 2,233 stadiums on this site, with a recorded capacity of 132,000; 11 stadiums reach 100,000 and eight of the ten largest are in the United States.
• The oldest stadiums still in useLord's in London has the earliest opening year of the 2,233 stadiums on this site, 1787; 90 listed stadiums opened before 1900, 54 of them in the United Kingdom.
• The largest stadium in every nationAcross 132 nations, the largest listed stadium ranges from 132,000 in India down to 10,000; Rungrado 1st of May Stadium alone holds 39% of North Korea's listed capacity.
• FIFA World Cup stadiums still in useOf the stadiums on this site, 170 were FIFA World Cup venues between 1930 and 2026; Estadio Azteca is the only one used at three tournaments (1970, 1986 and 2026).
• Olympic venues among today's stadiumsOf the stadiums on this site, 113 were Olympic venues; five served two Summer Games, among them the Melbourne Cricket Ground (1956, 2000) and the Panathenaic Stadium (1896, 2004).
• The biggest grounds for each sportMichigan Stadium leads American football (107,600), Narendra Modi Stadium cricket (132,000), FNB Stadium rugby union, the MCG rugby league and Dodger Stadium baseball.
• When the world's stadiums were builtThe 2000s opened the most listed stadiums (325); the median capacity of new stadiums rose from 21,587 in the 1920s to 33,000 for those opened since 2020.