Shortest-Lived Stadiums and Arenas

272 stadiums and arenas with known opening and closing years, shortest life first. Recreation Park I lasted 1 year.

Ranked: 272
At #1: 1; Recreation Park I
Leagues: 11

Shortest-Lived Stadiums and Arenas

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Shortest-Lived Stadiums and Arenas
Rank	Venue	Location	Team(s)	Capacity	Opened	Closed	Years open
#1	Recreation Park I	Columbus, Ohio	Columbus Buckeyes	—	1883	1884	1
#2	American League Park	Washington, District of Columbia	Washington Senators	—	1901	1903	2
#2	Colt Stadium	Houston, Texas	Houston Colt .45s	33,000	1962	1964	2
#2	Hagemeister Park	Green Bay, Wisconsin	Green Bay Packers	6,000	1921	1923	2
#2	Hartford Ball Club Grounds	Hartford, Connecticut	Hartford Dark Blues	10,000	1874	1876	2
#2	Worcester Agricultural Fairgrounds	Worcester, Massachusetts	Worcester Ruby Legs	—	1880	1882	2
#7	ARCO Arena I	—	Sacramento Kings	—	1985	1988	3
#7	East Hartford Velodrome	East Hartford, Connecticut	Hartford Blues	8,000	1926	1929	3
#7	Federal League Park	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indianapolis Hoosiers	23,000	1913	1916	3
#10	Union Grounds	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Maroons	10,000	1884	1888	4
#11	23rd Street Grounds	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago White Stockings	—	1872	1877	5
#11	Bellevue Park	Green Bay, Wisconsin	Green Bay Packers	3,500	1923	1928	5
#11	Olympic Park (I)	Buffalo, New York	Buffalo Bisons	—	1884	1889	5
#14	Congress Street Grounds	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston BeaneatersBoston RedsBoston Reds	14,000	1890	1896	6
#14	Culver Field	City of Rochester, New York	Rochester Broncos	—	1886	1892	6
#14	Eclipse Park II	Louisville, Kentucky	Louisville Colonels	—	1893	1899	6
#14	Pelican Park	—	—	—	1908	1914	6
#14	Riverside Park	Buffalo, New York	Buffalo Bisons	—	1878	1884	6
#19	Athletic Park	Minneapolis, Minnesota	—	—	1889	1896	7
#19	Athletic Park	New Orleans, Louisiana	Tulane Green Wave	—	1901	1908	7
#19	Frank Youell Field	Oakland, California	Oakland Raiders	22,000	1962	1969	7
#19	Gordon and Koppel Field	Kansas City, Missouri	Kansas City Packers	12,000	1910	1917	7
#23	Frankford Stadium	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Frankford Yellow Jackets	—	1923	1931	8
#23	Harrison Park	Harrison, New Jersey	Newark Peppers	21,000	1915	1923	8
#23	Lloyd Street Grounds	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee Brewers	10,000	1895	1903	8
#23	Recreation Park II	Columbus, Ohio	Ohio State BuckeyesColumbus Solons	—	1889	1897	8
#27	Handlan's Park	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Terriers	15,000	1914	1923	9
#27	Messer Street Grounds	Providence, Rhode Island	Providence Grays	6,000	1878	1887	9
#27	Palace of the FansLeague Park (1884–1901)	Cincinnati, Ohio	Cincinnati Reds	6,000	1902	1911	9
#27	Westgate Park	—	—	8,268	1958	1967	9
#31	American League Park (official)Hilltop Park (1903–1914)	New York, New York	New York Highlanders	16,000	1903	1913	10
#31	Antelope Field	—	—	—	1897	1907	10
#31	University Athletic Grounds	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania Quakers	—	1885	1895	10
#34	Ahearn Field	Manhattan, Kansas	Kansas State Wildcats	—	1911	1922	11
#34	Clauss Ice Arena	—	—	—	1999	2010	11
#34	Columbia Park	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Athletics	9,500	1901	1912	11
#34	Huntington Avenue American League Baseball GroundsHuntington Avenue Grounds (1901–1911)	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston Americans	11,500	1901	1912	11
#34	Jubilee Arena	Montreal, Quebec	Montreal Canadiens	3,200	1908	1919	11
#34	Wright Street Grounds	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee Brewers	5,300	1884	1895	11
#40	Cycledrome	Pawtucket, Rhode Island	Providence Steam Roller	10,000	1925	1938	13
#40	Lake Front ParkUnion Base-Ball Grounds (1871–1871)	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago White StockingsChicago White Stockings	—	1871	1884	13
#40	Recreation Park	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit Wolverines	—	1881	1894	13
#40	Wait Field	—	—	—	1908	1921	13
#44	Nebraska Field	—	—	16,000	1909	1923	14
#45	Bennett Park	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit Tigers	—	1896	1911	15
#46	Beaver Field	State College, Pennsylvania	Penn State Nittany Lions	500	1893	1909	16
#46	Capitoline Grounds	New York, New York	Brooklyn Atlantics	5,000	1864	1880	16
#46	Elks' FieldLeague Park (1906–1921)	Akron, Ohio	Akron ProsAkron Zips	5,000	1906	1922	16
#46	Stanford Field	Stanford, California	Stanford Cardinal	15,000	1905	1921	16
#50	Cincinnati's League ParkLeague Park (1890–1901); American Park (1884–1889)	Cincinnati, Ohio	Cincinnati BearcatsCincinnati Reds	—	1884	1901	17
#50	Lambeth Field	University of Virginia, Virginia	Virginia Cavaliers	—	1913	1930	17
#52	California Field	Berkeley, California	California Golden Bears	20,000	1904	1922	18
#52	Dornblaser Field	Missoula, Montana	Montana Grizzlies	12,500	1968	1986	18
#52	Gilmore Stadium	Los Angeles, California	—	18,000	1934	1952	18
#55	Broad Street Park	—	—	6,000	1897	1916	19
#55	Charlotte Coliseum	Charlotte, North Carolina	Charlotte StingCharlotte Hornets	24,042	1988	2007	19
#55	Eclipse Park I	Louisville, Kentucky	Louisville Colonels	—	1874	1893	19
#55	Jefferson Street Grounds	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia AthleticsPhiladelphia White StockingsPhiladelphia Athletics	—	1871	1890	19
#55	Turner Field	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta Braves	49,586	1997	2016	19
#60	Boundary Field	Washington, District of Columbia	Washington NationalsGeorgetownWashington Senators	—	1891	1911	20
#60	Eclipse Park III	Louisville, Kentucky	Louisville BrecksLouisville Cardinals	—	1902	1922	20
#60	Johnson Hagood Stadium	Charleston, South Carolina	The Citadel Bulldogs	—	1927	1947	20
#60	Miami Arena	Miami, Florida	Florida PanthersMiami Heat	17,000	1988	2008	20
#60	Montreal Arena	Westmount, Quebec	Montreal CanadiensMontreal Wanderers	10,000	1898	1918	20
#60	Northwestern Field	Evanston, Illinois	Northwestern Wildcats	10,000	1905	1925	20
#66	Haskins Field	—	—	—	1904	1925	21
#66	Latta Park Baseball Field	—	—	1,000	1891	1912	21
#66	Polo GroundsBrotherhood Park (1890–1890)	New York, New York	New York GiantsNew York Giants	34,000	1890	1911	21
#66	Rockwell FieldNormal Field (?–present)	—	—	3,000	1920	1941	21
#66	Swampoodle Grounds	Washington, District of Columbia	Washington Nationals	6,000	1886	1907	21
#66	Titan Field	Fullerton, California	Cal State Fullerton	—	1970	1991	21
#66	Union Grounds	New York, New York	Hartfords of BrooklynBrooklyn AtlanticsBrooklyn EckfordsNew York Mutuals	—	1862	1883	21
#73	Fiesta Park	Los Angeles, California	USC Trojans	—	1894	1916	22
#73	Memorial Stadium	—	—	10,022	1951	1973	22
#73	West Side Park II	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago Cubs	10,000	1893	1915	22
#76	Amway ArenaOrlando Arena (?–1998); The Arena in Orlando (2006–2006); TD Waterhouse Centre (1999–2005)	Orlando, Florida	Orlando MiracleOrlando Magic	15,077	1989	2012	23
#76	Gamble Field	Boulder, Colorado	Colorado Buffaloes	1,000	1901	1924	23
#76	Red Stocking Baseball Park	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Red Stockings	—	1875	1898	23
#76	Wilmington Park	Wilmington, Delaware	—	7,000	1940	1963	23
#80	Kingdome	Seattle, Washington	Seattle SuperSonicsSeattle MarinersSeattle Seahawks	59,166	1976	2000	24
#80	Ohio FieldUniversity Park (1898–1907)	Columbus, Ohio	Ohio State Buckeyes	—	1898	1922	24
#80	RCA DomeHoosier Dome (?–1993)	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indianapolis Colts	60,127	1984	2008	24
#83	Denny FieldUniversity Field (?–present)	Seattle, Washington	Washington Huskies	—	1895	1920	25
#83	Exposition Park	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh PanthersPittsburgh Panthers	16,000	1890	1915	25
#83	Georgia Dome	Atlanta, Georgia	Georgia State PanthersAtlanta Falcons	74,228	1992	2017	25
#83	McNichols Sports Arena	Denver, Colorado	Colorado AvalancheColorado RockiesDenver Nuggets	16,600	1975	2000	25
#83	Omni Coliseum	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta FlamesAtlanta Hawks	16,181	1972	1997	25
#83	Richfield Coliseum	Richfield Township, Ohio	Cleveland BaronsCleveland CavaliersCleveland Crusaders	20,273	1974	1999	25
#83	St. Paul Civic Center	Saint Paul, Minnesota	Minnesota Fighting SaintsMinnesota Fighting Saints	16,000	1973	1998	25
#90	Jarry Park Stadium	Montreal, Quebec	Montreal Expos	—	1969	1995	26
#91	Cardinal FieldRobison Field (1911–1916); League Park (1899–1910); New Sportsman's Park (1893–1898)	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Cardinals	8,000	1893	1920	27
#91	Gonzaga Stadium	Spokane, Washington	Gonzaga	10,000	1922	1949	27
#91	HemisFair Arena	San Antonio, Texas	San Antonio Spurs	16,057	1968	1995	27
#91	Kincaid Field	Eugene, Oregon	Oregon Ducks	—	1895	1922	27
#91	Market Square Arena	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indianapolis RacersIndiana Pacers	16,530	1974	2001	27
#91	Met CenterMetropolitan Sports Center (1967–1981)	Bloomington, Minnesota	Minnesota PipersMinnesota North StarsMinnesota Muskies	16,000	1967	1994	27
#97	Memorial Stadium	Kent, Ohio	Kent State Golden Flashes	5,600	1941	1969	28
#97	Seals Stadium	San Francisco, California	San Francisco Giants	16,000	1931	1959	28
#99	Arlington StadiumTurnpike Stadium (1965–1971)	Arlington, Texas	Texas RangersUT Arlington Mavericks	10,600	1965	1994	29
#99	Baltimore Coliseum	Baltimore, Maryland	Baltimore Bullets	4,500	1939	1968	29
#99	McCook Field	Lawrence, Kansas	Kansas Jayhawks	15,000	1892	1921	29
#99	Metropolitan Stadium	Bloomington, Minnesota	Minnesota VikingsMinnesota Twins	18,200	1956	1985	29
#99	Quebec Arena	Quebec, Quebec	Quebec Bulldogs	6,000	1913	1942	29
#99	Reunion Arena	Dallas, Texas	Dallas StarsDallas Mavericks	17,007	1980	2009	29
#99	The Palace of Auburn Hills	Auburn Hills, Michigan	Detroit ShockDetroit Pistons	22,076	1988	2017	29
#99	US Airways ArenaCapital Centre (?–1992); USAir Arena (1993–1995)	Largo, Maryland	Washington CapitalsWashington Bullets	18,756	1973	2002	29
#107	BMO Harris Bradley CenterBradley Center (?–2011)	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee Bucks	18,800	1988	2018	30
#107	Old Byrd Stadium	College Park, Maryland	Maryland Terrapins	5,000	1923	1953	30
#107	Oriole Park VTerrapin Park (1914–1915)	Baltimore, Maryland	Baltimore Terrapins	—	1914	1944	30
#107	Phillips Field	Tampa, Florida	Tampa	20,000	1937	1967	30
#107	Recreation ParkColumbia Park (?–1881)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Quakers	6,500	1860	1890	30
#112	Foxboro StadiumSullivan Stadium (1983–1989); Schaefer Stadium (1971–1982)	Foxborough, Massachusetts	New England Patriots	60,292	1971	2002	31
#112	Houlihan's StadiumTampa Stadium (1967–1995)	Tampa, Florida	Tampa Bay BuccaneersTampa	74,301	1967	1998	31
#112	State Field	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	LSU Tigers	—	1893	1924	31
#115	Atlanta–Fulton County StadiumAtlanta Stadium (1965–1973)	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta FalconsAtlanta Braves	52,007	1965	1997	32
#115	Cinergy FieldRiverfront Stadium (1970–1995)	Cincinnati, Ohio	Cincinnati BengalsCincinnati Reds	2,000	1970	2002	32
#115	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Minnesota TimberwolvesMinnesota VikingsMinnesota Golden GophersMinnesota Twins	64,121	1982	2014	32
#115	Loyola Field House	New Orleans, Louisiana	New Orleans JazzNew Orleans Buccaneers	6,500	1954	1986	32
#119	Busch StadiumBuffalo Stadium (1928–1957)	—	—	—	1928	1961	33
#119	Neale Stadium	Moscow, Idaho	Idaho Vandals	16,000	1937	1970	33
#119	Veterans Stadium	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Temple OwlsPhiladelphia EaglesPhiladelphia Phillies	62,306	1971	2004	33
#122	Athletic ParkSportsman's Park (1881–1892); Grand Avenue Ball Grounds (1867–1880)	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis BrownsSt. Louis Brown Stockings	—	1867	1901	34
#122	Giants Stadium	East Rutherford, New Jersey	Rutgers Scarlet KnightsNew York JetsNew York Giants	80,242	1976	2010	34
#122	Meadowlands ArenaIzod Center (2007–2015); Continental Airlines Arena (1996–2006); Brendan Byrne Arena (1981–1995)	East Rutherford, New Jersey	New Jersey DevilsNew Jersey Nets	20,049	1981	2015	34
#122	Old Oval	City of Syracuse, New York	—	—	1895	1929	34
#122	Sleep Train ArenaARCO Arena (?–2010); Power Balance Pavilion (2011–2011)	Sacramento, California	Sacramento MonarchsSacramento Kings	17,317	1988	2022	34
#127	Georgetown Field	Washington, District of Columbia	Georgetown Blue and Gray	—	1894	1929	35
#127	West End Park	—	—	2,500	1905	1940	35
#129	Braves FieldThe Bee Hive (1936–1941); National League Park (1936–1941)	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston BravesBoston College EaglesBoston Braves	40,000	1915	1952	37
#129	Carroll Field	Waco, Texas	Baylor BearsBaylor Bears	15,000	1902	1939	37
#129	Clark FieldVarsity Athletic Field (1887–1904)	Austin, Texas	Texas Longhorns	20,000	1887	1924	37
#129	Offermann StadiumBison Stadium (1924–1934)	Buffalo, New York	Buffalo Bisons	15,012	1924	1961	37
#129	Texas Stadium	Irving, Texas	SMU MustangsSMU MustangsDallas Cowboys	65,675	1971	2008	37
#134	Athletic Park	Duluth, Minnesota	Duluth Kelleys	6,000	1903	1941	38
#135	Busch StadiumBusch Memorial Stadium (1966–1981)	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis CardinalsSt. Louis Cardinals	49,676	1966	2005	39
#135	Iowa Field	Iowa City, Iowa	Iowa Hawkeyes	30,000	1890	1929	39
#135	Long Island Arena	Town of Smithtown, New York	New York Nets	6,000	1957	1996	39
#135	Miles Stadium	Blacksburg, Virginia	Virginia Tech Hokies	—	1926	1965	39
#135	Washington Park	New York, New York	Brooklyn Tip-TopsBrooklyn SuperbasBrooklyn BridegroomsBrooklyn Atlantics	8,000	1883	1922	39
#140	Burnett FieldGardner Park (1924–1947)	—	—	10,500	1924	1964	40
#140	Cleveland Arena	Cleveland, Ohio	Cleveland CrusadersCleveland CavaliersCleveland Rebels	10,000	1937	1977	40
#140	Exhibition Stadium	Toronto, Ontario	Toronto Blue Jays	—	1959	1999	40
#140	Goodwin Stadium	Tempe, Arizona	—	15,000	1936	1976	40
#140	Joe Louis Arena	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit Red Wings	19,275	1979	2019	40
#140	Recreation ParkUnion Park (1865–1884)	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh PanthersPittsburgh Alleghenys	17,000	1865	1905	40
#146	Creighton Stadium	Omaha, Nebraska	Creighton	22,500	1925	1966	41
#147	Mid-South Coliseum	Memphis, Tennessee	Memphis ProsMemphis Tigers	—	1964	2006	42
#147	Pontiac SilverdomePontiac Metropolitan Stadium (1975–1975)	Pontiac, Michigan	Detroit PistonsDetroit Lions	33,000	1975	2017	42
#149	CoreStates SpectrumThe Spectrum (?–1993)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia 76ersPhiladelphia Flyers	18,369	1967	2010	43
#149	Madison Square Garden	New York, New York	New York KnicksNew York RangersNew York Americans	—	1925	1968	43
#149	NRG AstrodomeHouston Astrodome (1965–2006)	Houston, Texas	Houston OilersHouston CougarsHouston Astros	62,439	1965	2008	43
#149	Walpole Street GroundsSouth End Grounds (1871–1914)	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston BeaneatersBoston Beaneaters	3,000	1871	1914	43
#153	Ottawa Auditorium	Ottawa, Ontario	Ottawa Senators	10,000	1923	1967	44
#153	Rexall PlaceNorthlands Coliseum (?–1994); Skyreach Centre (1998–2002); Edmonton Coliseum (1995–1997)	Edmonton, Alberta	Edmonton Oilers	16,839	1974	2018	44
#153	Shea Stadium	New York, New York	New York GiantsNew York YankeesNew York JetsNew York Mets	57,333	1964	2008	44
#153	Wrigley Field	Los Angeles, California	Los Angeles AngelsPepperdine	22,000	1925	1969	44
#157	Aloha Stadium	Aiea, Hawaii	Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors	50,000	1975	2020	45
#157	DU StadiumHilltop Stadium (?–present)	Denver, Colorado	Air Force FalconsDenver Pioneers	30,000	1926	1971	45
#157	Ebbets Field	New York, New York	Brooklyn DodgersBrooklyn DodgersBrooklyn LionsNew York Brickley GiantsBrooklyn Dodgers	18,000	1913	1958	45
#160	Swayne Field	Toledo, Ohio	Toledo RocketsToledo Maroons	—	1909	1955	46
#161	Sick's Stadium	Seattle, Washington	Seattle Pilots	11,000	1932	1979	47
#162	Milwaukee County Stadium	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee BrewersMilwaukee Braves	36,011	1953	2001	48
#163	Sam Boyd StadiumSam Boyd Silver Bowl (1984–1993); Las Vegas Silver Bowl (1978–1983); Las Vegas Stadium (1971–1977)	Whitney, Nevada	UNLV Rebels	36,800	1971	2020	49
#163	University of Detroit Stadium	Detroit, Michigan	Wayne StateDetroit LionsDetroit WolverinesDetroit Mercy	25,000	1922	1971	49
#165	Griffith StadiumNational Park (1911–1922)	Washington, District of Columbia	Washington SenatorsMaryland TerrapinsWashington RedskinsGeorge WashingtonWashington SenatorsGeorgetown HoyasWashington Nationals	—	1911	1961	50
#165	Honolulu Stadium	East Honolulu, Hawaii	Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors	25,000	1926	1976	50
#165	Mellon ArenaPittsburgh Civic Arena (1961–1998)	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh CondorsPittsburgh PenguinsPittsburgh Pipers	16,940	1961	2011	50
#165	New Beaver Field	State College, Pennsylvania	Penn State Nittany Lions	30,000	1909	1959	50
#165	Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes StadiumHughes Stadium (1968–2002)	Fort Collins, Colorado	Colorado State Rams	32,500	1968	2018	50
#165	South Side Park II	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago ColtsChicago Pirates	15,000	1890	1940	50
#171	Tate FieldMayo Island Park (1920–1929); Island Park (1890–1919)	—	—	6,000	1890	1941	51
#171	Winnipeg Arena	Winnipeg, Manitoba	Winnipeg Jets	10,100	1955	2006	51
#173	MacLean Field	Moscow, Idaho	Idaho Vandals	—	1914	1966	52
#173	Marquette Stadium	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Marquette Golden Avalanche	24,000	1924	1976	52
#173	Polo GroundsBrush Stadium (1911–1919)	New York, New York	New York MetsTitans of New YorkNew York BulldogsNew York GiantsNew York YankeesNew York Giants	—	1911	1963	52
#173	War Memorial StadiumCivic Stadium (1939–1959); Grover Cleveland Stadium (1938–1938); Roesch Memorial Stadium (1937–1937)	Buffalo, New York	Buffalo BillsBuffalo Bisons	46,206	1937	1989	52
#177	Municipal StadiumBlues Stadium (1943–1954); Ruppert Stadium (1937–1942); Muehlebach Field (1923–1936)	Kansas City, Missouri	Kansas City RoyalsKansas City ChiefsKansas City Athletics	17,476	1923	1976	53
#177	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans, Louisiana	New Orleans SaintsTulane Green Wave	80,985	1926	1979	53
#179	Mile High StadiumBears Stadium (1948–1967)	Denver, Colorado	Colorado RockiesDenver Broncos	51,706	1948	2002	54
#179	SDCCU StadiumQualcomm Stadium (1997–2016); Jack Murphy Stadium (1981–1996); San Diego Stadium (1967–1980)	San Diego, California	San Diego PadresSan Diego ChargersSan Diego State Aztecs	70,561	1967	2021	54
#181	Candlestick ParkMonster Park (2004–2007); San Francisco Stadium at Candlestick Point (2002–2003); 3Com Park at Candlestick Point (1995–2001); Harney Stadium (1956–1959)	San Francisco, California	San Francisco 49ersSan Francisco Giants	69,732	1960	2015	55
#181	Edward L. Blackshear Field	Prairie View, Texas	Prairie View A&M Panthers	6,000	1960	2015	55
#181	League ParkDunn Field (1921–1927)	Cleveland, Ohio	Cleveland RamsCleveland RamsCleveland BulldogsCleveland TigersCleveland IndiansCleveland Spiders	—	1891	1946	55
#181	Rutgers Stadium	Piscataway Township, New Jersey	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	31,219	1938	1993	55
#185	College Park	Charleston, South Carolina	—	6,200	1940	1996	56
#185	Stoll Field/McLean StadiumStoll Field (1916–1923)	Lexington, Kentucky	Kentucky Wildcats	37,000	1916	1972	56
#187	Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena	Los Angeles, California	Los Angeles ClippersLos Angeles SharksLos Angeles StarsLos Angeles Lakers	16,161	1959	2016	57
#187	Tenth Street StadiumMemorial Stadium (1925–1971)	Bloomington, Indiana	Indiana Hoosiers	20,000	1925	1982	57
#189	Fouts FieldEagle Stadium (1952–1953)	Denton, Texas	North Texas Mean Green	—	1952	2010	58
#189	Kiel AuditoriumMunicipal Auditorium (1934–1942)	Saint Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Hawks	9,300	1934	1992	58
#191	Aztec Bowl	San Diego, California	San Diego State AztecsSan Diego State Aztecs	—	1936	1995	59
#191	Manhattan FieldPolo Grounds II (1889–1890)	New York, New York	New York Giants	—	1889	1948	59
#191	Memorial Stadium	Mansfield, Connecticut	UConn Huskies	16,200	1953	2012	59
#191	Nicollet Park	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Minneapolis Marines	4,000	1896	1955	59
#191	Ponce de Leon ParkSpiller Field (1924–1933)	Atlanta, Georgia	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	6,800	1907	1966	59
#196	Colorado Field	Fort Collins, Colorado	Colorado State Rams	14,000	1912	1972	60
#196	Lockhart Stadium	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	Florida Atlantic Owls	17,417	1959	2019	60
#196	Olympia Stadium	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit PistonsDetroit FalconsDetroit Red Wings	15,000	1927	1987	60
#199	Martin Luther King Jr ArenaPhiladelphia Arena (1920–1979)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia WarriorsPhiladelphia Quakers	—	1920	1981	61
#200	Fairfield Stadium	Huntington, West Virginia	Marshall Thundering Herd	—	1928	1990	62
#200	Forbes Field	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh PanthersPittsburgh Pirates	23,000	1909	1971	62
#200	Glidden Field	DeKalb, Illinois	—	5,500	1903	1965	62
#200	Minneapolis Auditorium	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Minneapolis Lakers	10,000	1927	1989	62
#204	Cardinal StadiumFairgrounds Stadium (1956–1982)	Louisville, Kentucky	Louisville Cardinals	47,925	1956	2019	63
#204	Clyde Williams FieldState Field (1915–1938)	Ames, Iowa	Iowa State Cyclones	35,000	1915	1978	63
#204	Mountaineer Field	Morgantown, West Virginia	West Virginia Mountaineers	38,000	1924	1987	63
#204	Rhode Island Auditorium	Providence, Rhode Island	Providence Steamrollers	5,300	1926	1989	63
#204	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial StadiumRFK Memorial Stadium (1969–2019); D.C. Stadium (1961–1968); District of Columbia Stadium (1961–1968)	Washington, District of Columbia	Washington NationalsWashington SenatorsWashington RedskinsGeorge Washington	43,500	1961	2024	63
#209	Bell FieldCollege Field (1910–1920)	Corvallis, Oregon	Oregon State Beavers	21,000	1910	1974	64
#209	Edgerton Park Arena	City of Rochester, New York	Rochester Royals	4,200	1892	1956	64
#209	Kezar Stadium	San Francisco, California	Oakland RaidersSan Francisco 49ersSan FranciscoSanta Clara	59,942	1925	1989	64
#209	Stagg Memorial StadiumPacific Memorial Stadium (1950–1988)	Stockton, California	Pacific Tigers	28,000	1950	2014	64
#209	Victory Stadium	—	—	25,000	1942	2006	64
#214	Cleveland StadiumCleveland Municipal Stadium (1931–1995)	Cleveland, Ohio	Cleveland IndiansCleveland BrownsCleveland RamsCleveland Indians	78,000	1931	1996	65
#214	Colisée PepsiColisée de Québec (1949–1998)	Quebec, Quebec	Quebec Nordiques	15,176	1950	2015	65
#214	International Amphitheatre	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago CougarsChicago BullsChicago Packers	9,000	1934	1999	65
#217	Borchert FieldAthletic Park (?–1927)	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee BadgersMilwaukee Brewers	13,000	1887	1953	66
#217	Chicago Stadium	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago BullsChicago StagsChicago Black Hawks	18,472	1929	1995	66
#217	Downing StadiumRandall's Island Stadium (1936–1948)	New York, New York	New York University	22,000	1936	2002	66
#217	Duquesne Gardens	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh IronmenPittsburgh Pirates	5,000	1890	1956	66
#217	Floyd Casey StadiumBaylor Stadium (1950–1988)	Waco, Texas	Baylor Bears	50,000	1950	2016	66
#217	John F. Kennedy StadiumPhiladelphia Municipal Stadium (1927–1963); Sesquicentennial Stadium (1926–1926)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Eagles	102,000	1926	1992	66
#217	Rentschler Field	East Hartford, Connecticut	—	—	1933	1999	66
#224	Barton Street Arena	Hamilton, Ontario	Hamilton Tigers	4,500	1910	1977	67
#224	Shibe Park / Connie Mack StadiumConnie Mack Stadium (1954–1970); Shibe Park (1909–1953)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia EaglesPhiladelphia PhilliesVillanova WildcatsPhiladelphia Athletics	23,000	1909	1976	67
#226	Memorial Stadium	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Minnesota Golden Gophers	56,652	1924	1992	68
#226	Rubber Bowl	Akron, Ohio	Akron Zips	35,202	1940	2008	68
#228	Buffalo Memorial Auditorium	Buffalo, New York	Buffalo BravesBuffalo Sabres	16,433	1940	2009	69
#228	Cincinnati Gardens	Cincinnati, Ohio	Cincinnati Royals	10,208	1949	2018	69
#228	Edmonton Gardens	Edmonton, Alberta	Alberta Oilers	5,200	1913	1982	69
#228	Temple StadiumBeury Stadium (?–present)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Temple Owls	20,000	1928	1997	69
#232	Boston Garden	Boston, Massachusetts	New England WhalersBoston CelticsBoston Bruins	14,448	1928	1998	70
#232	Rice StadiumUte Stadium (1927–1971)	Salt Lake City, Utah	Utah Utes	32,500	1927	1997	70
#232	Robertson StadiumJeppesen Stadium (1958–1980); Public School Stadium (1942–1957)	Houston, Texas	Texas Southern TigersHouston CougarsTexas Southern TigersHouston OilersHouston Cougars	32,000	1942	2012	70
#232	St. Louis ArenaCheckerdome (1977–1982)	Saint Louis, Missouri	Spirits of St. LouisSt. Louis BluesSt. Louis BombersSt. Louis Eagles	14,200	1929	1999	70
#232	Worcester Oval	Worcester, Massachusetts	Holy Cross Crusaders	2,000	1891	1961	70
#237	Orange BowlBurdine Stadium (1937–1948)	Miami, Florida	Miami DolphinsMiami SeahawksMiami Hurricanes	75,500	1937	2008	71
#237	Stampede Corral	Calgary, Alberta	Calgary FlamesCalgary Cowboys	6,475	1950	2021	71
#239	Archbold Stadium	City of Syracuse, New York	Syracuse Orange	40,001	1907	1979	72
#239	Chicago Coliseum	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago ZephyrsChicago Black Hawks	6,000	1899	1971	72
#239	Joe Albi StadiumMemorial Stadium (1950–1962)	Spokane, Washington	—	28,646	1950	2022	72
#239	Montreal Forum	Montreal, Quebec	Montreal CanadiensMontreal Maroons	17,959	1924	1996	72
#239	Ownby Stadium	University Park, Texas	SMU MustangsSMU Mustangs	23,783	1926	1998	72
#244	McAndrew Stadium	Carbondale, Illinois	Southern Illinois Salukis	17,000	1938	2011	73
#244	Taylor Stadium	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Lehigh Mountain Hawks	20,000	1914	1987	73
#246	Pitt Stadium	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh Panthers	69,400	1925	1999	74
#247	Memorial StadiumBaltimore Stadium (1922–1949)	Baltimore, Maryland	Baltimore RavensBaltimore OriolesBaltimore ColtsBaltimore Colts	31,000	1922	1997	75
#247	Philadelphia Civic Center	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia BlazersPhiladelphia 76ersPhiladelphia Warriors	9,600	1930	2005	75
#249	Ridgewood Park	New York, New York	Brooklyn GladiatorsBrooklyn Grays	10,000	1883	1959	76
#250	Arena Gardens	Toronto, Ontario	Toronto St. Patricks	6,000	1912	1989	77
#250	Cessna StadiumVeterans Field (1946–1968)	Wichita, Kansas	Wichita State	31,500	1946	2023	77
#252	Sheboygan Municipal Auditorium and Armory	Sheboygan, Wisconsin	Sheboygan Red Skins	3,500	1942	2020	78
#253	Rogers FieldSoldier Field (1892–1901)	Pullman, Washington	Idaho Vandals	23,500	1892	1971	79
#254	Comiskey ParkWhite Sox Park (1962–1975)	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago CardinalsChicago CardinalsChicago CardinalsChicago White Sox	28,000	1910	1991	81
#254	Mount Royal Arena	Montreal, Quebec	Montreal Canadiens	6,000	1919	2000	81
#256	Denver Auditorium Arena	Denver, Colorado	Denver RocketsDenver Nuggets	6,841	1908	1990	82
#257	Palmer Stadium	Princeton, New Jersey	Princeton Tigers	42,000	1914	1997	83
#258	City Field	Newark, New Jersey	Newark Tornadoes	15,000	1925	2009	84
#258	Sulphur DellSulphur Spring Park (1885–1889)	Nashville, Tennessee	—	8,500	1885	1969	84
#258	University Field	Princeton, New Jersey	Princeton Tigers	20,000	1876	1960	84
#261	Yankee Stadium I	New York, New York	New York YankeesNew York GiantsNew York YanksNew York YankeesNew York YankeesNew York UniversityNew York Yankees	58,000	1923	2008	85
#262	Alumni Field	Amherst, Massachusetts	Massachusetts Minutemen	—	1879	1965	86
#262	Miami Field	Oxford, Ohio	Miami RedHawks	—	1896	1982	86
#262	The Wigwam	Anderson, Indiana	Anderson Packers	8,996	1925	2011	86
#265	Border Cities Arena	Windsor, Ontario	Detroit Cougars	4,400	1924	2013	89
#265	Chamberlain Field	Chattanooga, Tennessee	Chattanooga Mocs	10,501	1908	1997	89
#267	Ryan FieldDyche Stadium (1926–1996)	—	Northwestern Wildcats	47,130	1926	2023	97
#267	Tiger StadiumBriggs Stadium (1938–1960); Navin Field (1912–1937)	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit LionsDetroit PanthersDetroit HeraldsDetroit Tigers	23,000	1912	2009	97
#269	Riddick Stadium	Raleigh, North Carolina	NC State Wolfpack	23,000	1907	2005	98
#270	Illinois Field	Urbana, Illinois	Illinois Fighting Illini	17,000	1884	1987	103
#270	Pepin-Rood StadiumPlant Field (1899–1970)	Tampa, Florida	Tampa	—	1899	2002	103
#272	Ferry Field	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Michigan Wolverines	18,000	1906	2018	112
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