Heery International

Our records credit 12 stadiums and arenas to Heery International, opened 1932 to 2013. Credits come from Wikidata and cover only part of the venues we list.

Venues: 12; 7 in use
Largest: 85,000; Centennial Olympic Stadium
Oldest: 1932; Renasant Stadium
Leagues: 3

Venues credited to Heery International

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Heery International stadiums and arenas
Venue	Location	Team(s)	Capacity	Opened	Closed
Centennial Olympic Stadium	Atlanta, Georgia	—	85,000	1996	1996
Georgia Dome	Atlanta, Georgia	Georgia State Panthers (2010–2016)Atlanta Falcons (1992–2016)	74,228	1992	2017
Donald W. Reynolds Razorback StadiumRazorback Stadium (1941–2000); Bailey Stadium (1938–1940)	Fayetteville, Arkansas	Arkansas Razorbacks (1938–present)	72,000	1938	—
Jack Trice StadiumCyclone Stadium (1975–1996)	Ames, Iowa	Iowa State Cyclones (1975–present)	61,500	1975	—
Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar StadiumMountaineer Field (1980–2004)	Morgantown, West Virginia	West Virginia Mountaineers (1980–present)	60,000	1980	—
Atlanta–Fulton County StadiumAtlanta Stadium (1965–1973)	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta Falcons (1966–1991)Atlanta Braves (1966–1996)	52,007	1965	1997
Turner Field	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta Braves (1997–2016)	49,586	1997	2016
JMA Wireless DomeCarrier Dome (1980–2022)	City of Syracuse, New York	Syracuse Orange (1980–present)	49,262	1980	—
Renasant StadiumM. M. Roberts Stadium (1975–2025); Faulkner Field (1932–1974)	Hattiesburg, Mississippi	Southern Miss Golden Eagles (1932–present)	36,000	1932	—
Allen E. Paulson Stadium at Evans Family FieldAllen E. Paulson Stadium (1984–2023)	Statesboro, Georgia	Georgia Southern Eagles (1984–present)	25,000	1984	—
Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey StadiumBob Ford Field (2013–2014)	City of Albany, New York	UAlbany Great Danes (2015–present)	8,500	2013	—
Cinergy FieldRiverfront Stadium (1970–1995)	Cincinnati, Ohio	Cincinnati Bengals (1970–1999)Cincinnati Reds (1970–2002)	2,000	1970	2002
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