List of largest video screens

This is a list of the largest video-capable screens in the world.

Rank Location Dimensions Size Resolution Megapixels Technology Display Type Provider References
1 Suzhou Sky Screen, Times Square, Suzhou, PRC 500 by 32 metres (1,640 by 105 ft) 172,220 square feet (16,000 m2) 4,680 × 528 pixels 2.471 LED Electrosonic [1][2][3]
2 Fremont Street Experience, Las Vegas 1,500 by 90 feet (457 by 27 m) 135,000 square feet (12,500 m2) 7,552 × 552 pixels 4.17 2in pixel spacing Transparent LG [4][5][6]
3 Phoenix Island, PRC 108,000 feet (33,000 m) (linear) 125 mm LED stick elements Transparent Daktronics [7][8]
4 Mall Taman Anggrek, West Jakarta, Indonesia 1,559 by 82 feet (475 by 25 m) 93,380 square feet (8,675 m2) 3,024 × 670 pixels 2.0 42.5mm and 166mm Transparent & Traditional StandardVision [9]
5 The Place, Beijing, China 820 by 98 feet (250 by 30 m) 80,360 square feet (7,466 m2) 35 × 40mm pixel pitch Transparent (mesh) Optotech [10][11]
6 Mexico City Arena (Arena Ciudad de Mexico) 93.5 by 686 feet (28.5 by 209.1 m) 64,484 square feet (5,990.8 m2) 125 mm LED stick elements Transparent Daktronics [12]
7 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 1,075 by 58 feet (328 by 18 m) 62,350 square feet (5,793 m2) 21,504 × 1152 pixels 24.7 15HD LED Video Traditional Daktronics [13][14]
8 Tauron Arena Kraków, Poland 1,673 by 33 feet (510 by 10 m) 54,896 square feet (5,100.0 m2) 2,168 × 168 pixels 0.36 60mm pixel pitch Transparent ColosseoEAS [15]
9 New Century Global Centre (Chengdu Global Center) 446 by 98 feet (136 by 30 m) 43,916 square feet (4,079.9 m2) UMesh P25 Transparent (Mesh) Unilumin [16][17]
10 Arena Corinthians 558 by 66 feet (170 by 20 m) 37,000 square feet (3,400 m2) DOT-XL 6 RGB[18] Transparent Osram [19]
11 Qin Han Tang Emporium, Xi’an, China 551 by 152.5 feet (167.9 by 46.5 m) 32,576 square feet (3,026.4 m2) 16,256 × 1,792 pixels 29.13 10mm pixel pitch Traditional Liantronics [20][21]
12 Hangzhou Asiatic Center 198 by 152.5 feet (60.4 by 46.5 m) 30,261 square feet (2,811.3 m2) 664 × 864 pixels 0.57 70mm LED stick elements Transparent Daktronics [22][23]
13 Marriott Marquis, Times Square, NYC 392.7 by 77.7 feet (119.7 by 23.7 m) 25,610 square feet (2,379 m2) 10,048 × 2,368 pixels 23.79 10mm pixel pitch Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [24][25]
14 TIAA Bank Field 362 by 60 feet (110 by 18 m) 21,700 square feet (2,020 m2) 13mm HD pixel spacing Traditional Daktronics [26][27]
15 Texas Motor Speedway 218 by 94.6 feet (66.4 by 28.8 m) 20,622 square feet (1,915.8 m2) 3,328 × 1,440 pixels 4.79 20mm HD pixel spacing Traditional Panasonic [28]
16 BattleKart Dottignies 100 by 196.8 feet (30.5 by 60.0 m) 19,375 square feet (1,800.0 m2) 3400 × 6259 pixels 21.3 X24 Video projectors Traditional BattleKart / Epson SEIKO [29][30]
17 Harmon Corner, Las Vegas 306 by 60 feet (93 by 18 m) 18,360 square feet (1,706 m2) 7,360 × 1,440 pixels 10.60 12mm pixel Pitch SMD (Surface Mount Diode) Traditional Prismview [31][32]
18 Taipei Arena Sky Screen, Taipei, Taiwan 344 by 53 feet (105 by 16 m) 18,232 square feet (1,693.8 m2) 1,743 × 260 pixel 0.45 60 x 60mm pixel pitch Transparent OptoTech
19 Third Ring Road, Moscow 246.7 by 65.6 feet (75.2 by 20.0 m) 16,184 square feet (1,503.5 m2) 1,504 × 400 pixels 0.60 50 x 25mm pixel pitch Transparent (mesh) QSTECH [33]
20 Churchill Downs 170 by 90 feet (52 by 27 m) 15,300 square feet (1,420 m2) 4,000 × 2,160 pixels 8.64 Traditional Panasonic [34]
21 Charlotte Motor Speedway 196.85 by 76.77 feet (60.00 by 23.40 m) 15,112.53 square feet (1,404.000 m2) 784 × 2,000 pixels 1.57 Traditional Panasonic [35]
22 NRG Stadium 277.17 by 52.49 feet (84.48 by 16.00 m) 14,548.7 square feet (1,351.62 m2) 5.28 Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [36]
23 (tie) 360 degree Panoramic Display, Science City, Kolkata 400 by 33 ft (122 by 10 m) 13,200 square feet (1220 m2) 15360 x 8640 pixels VizExperts
23 (tie) Progressive Field 221 by 59 feet (67 by 18 m) 13,039 square feet (1,211.4 m2) Traditional Daktronics [37]
24 Meydan Racecourse 353 by 37 feet (108 by 11 m) 12,708 square feet (1,180.6 m2) 1,088 × 10,752 pixels 11.70 Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [38]
25 Mercedes-Benz Superdome (New Orleans, La) 333 by 38 feet (101 by 12 m) 12,654 square feet (1,175.6 m2) 6680 × 710 pixels 16mm Discreet Traditional Panasonic [39][40][41][42]
26 Kawasaki Racecourse 236 by 52 feet (72 by 16 m) 12,272 square feet (1,140.1 m2) Traditional [43]
27 Incheon SK Happy Dream Park 208 by 59 feet (63 by 18 m) 12,257 square feet (1,138.7 m2) 1,088 × 3,840 pixels 4.18 Traditional Samsung Prismview / Diversified Innovation [44]

[45]

28 London Stadium 266.4 by 45.6 feet (81.2 by 13.9 m) 12,148 square feet (1,128.6 m2) 15mm HD pixel spacing Traditional Daktronics [46][47]
29 AT&T Stadium 180 by 72 feet (55 by 22 m) 11,520 square feet (1,070 m2) 1,088 × 2,432 pixels 2.65 Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision / ANC Sports [48][49][50]
30 Safeco Field 202 by 57 feet (62 by 17 m) 11,425 square feet (1,061.4 m2) 1,080 × 3,840 pixels 4.15 Traditional Panasonic / ANC Sports [51][52]
31 Jordan–Hare Stadium 190 by 57 feet (58 by 17 m) 10,830 square feet (1,006 m2) 8.7 million LEDs 13HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [53]
32 Rice-Eccles Stadium 118 by 89 feet (36 by 27 m) 10,502 square feet (975.7 m2) 1,858 × 1,402 pixels 2.6 LED Traditional PrismView [54][55]
33 NASDAQ MarketSite 84 by 120 feet (26 by 37 m) 10,080 square feet (936 m2) 2080 × 2964 pixels 12mm SMD Traditional Panasonic [56][57]
34 Levi's Stadium 200 by 48 feet (61 by 15 m) 9,558 square feet (888.0 m2) 1,120 × 4,648 pixels 5.21 13HD LED video Combination (Traditional and Transparent) Daktronics [58]
35 Broncos Stadium At Mile High 222 by 40 feet (68 by 12 m) 8,880 square feet (825 m2) 952 × 5,236 pixels 4.98 13HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [59]
36 Kauffman Stadium 105 by 84 feet (32 by 26 m) 8,820 square feet (819 m2) 1,800 × 1,584 pixels 2.85 16HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [60][61]
37 Nissan Stadium 54 by 157 feet (16 by 48 m) 8,478 square feet (787.6 m2) 1,032 × 3,000 pixels 3.10 Traditional Lighthouse / ANC Sports [62][63][64]
38 Coors Field 8,369 square feet

(777.5 m2)

 Traditional [65]
39 Tokyo Racecourse 218 by 37 feet (66 by 11 m) 8,066 square feet (749.4 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [66]
40 Guaranteed Rate Field 134 by 60 feet (41 by 18 m) 8,040 square feet (747 m2) 1,840 × 4,096 pixels 7.54 10-mm Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [67]
41 Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium 47 by 167 feet (14 by 51 m) 7,849 square feet (729.2 m2) 1,092 × 3,892 pixels 4.25 Traditional Daktronics [68]
42 Daegu Samsung Lions Park 118 by 67 feet (36 by 20 m) 7,750 square feet (720 m2) 2,400 × 1,360 pixels 3.26 Traditional Samik Display / Sony Korea [69]
43 Suntrust Park 120.94 by 64.25 feet (36.86 by 19.58 m) 7,770.395 square feet (721.8933 m2) 2,304 × 1,224 pixels 16mm Discreet Traditional Panasonic [70][71][72]
44 Kyle Field South Endzone 47 by 163 feet (14 by 50 m) 7,661 square feet (711.7 m2) 1,092 × 3,808 pixels 4.16 13HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [73]
45 Hard Rock Seminole Casino 255 by 30 feet (77.7 by 9.1 m) 7,650 square feet (711 m2) 4,672 × 528 pixels 2.467 Traditional Prismview [74]
46 Petco Park 61.2 by 123.6 feet (18.7 by 37.7 m) 7,564.32 square feet (702.748 m2) 1,224 × 2,472 pixels 3.03 Traditional Daktronics [75]
47 Citizens Bank Park 76 by 97 feet (23 by 30 m) 7,372 square feet (684.9 m2) 1,512 × 1,944 pixels 2.94 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [76]
48 Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium 134 by 55 feet (41 by 17 m) 7,370 square feet (685 m2) 848 × 2,064 pixels 1.75 20mm LED video Traditional Daktronics [77]
49 FirstEnergy Stadium (Cleveland) 192 by 40 feet (59 by 12 m) 6,900 square feet (640 m2) Traditional Daktronics [78][79][80]
50 Hard Rock Stadium 137 by 50 feet (42 by 15 m) 6,850 square feet (636 m2) 736 × 2,112 pixels 1.55 20mm LED video Traditional Daktronics [66]
51 Mosaic Stadium 173 by 41.5 feet (52.7 by 12.6 m) 6,844 square feet (635.8 m2) 816 × 1,656 pixels 1.35 LED Traditional SaskTel [81]
52 Gillette Stadium 173 by 41.5 feet (52.7 by 12.6 m) 6,806 square feet (632.3 m2) 816 × 1,656 pixels 1.35 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [82]
53 Doak Campbell Stadium 119.7 by 56.7 feet (36.5 by 17.3 m) 6,786.99 square feet (630.532 m2) 2,280 × 1,080 pixels 16mm Discreet Traditional Panasonic [83]
54 Minute Maid Park 124 by 54 feet (38 by 16 m) 6,696 square feet (622.1 m2) 2,472 × 1,080 pixels 2.67 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [84]
55 Centro Internacional de Mercadeo (Guaynabo, PR) 56 by 119 feet (17 by 36 m) 6,664 square feet (619.1 m2) 896 × 1,904 pixels 1.70 19mm pixel pitch Traditional Watchfire Signs
56 Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium (South Endzone) 37.8 by 166.3 feet (11.5 by 50.7 m) 6,286.14 square feet (584.002 m2) 3,168 × 720 pixels 2.28 Traditional LSI industries with Click Effects [85]
57 Comerica Park 124 by 47 feet (38 by 14 m) 6,096 square feet (566.3 m2) 960 × 2,544 pixels 2.44 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [86]
58 Sha Tin Racecourse 231 by 26 feet (70.4 by 7.9 m) 6,006 square feet (558.0 m2) 400 × 3,520 pixels 1.41 Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [87]
59 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 150 by 40 feet (46 by 12 m) 6,000 square feet (560 m2) 792 × 3,000 pixels 2.38 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [88]
60 Yankee Stadium 101 by 59 feet (31 by 18 m) 5,959 square feet (553.6 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision / ANC Sports [89][90][91]
61 Miller Park 110 by 54 feet (34 by 16 m) 5,940 square feet (552 m2) 1,080 × 2,184 pixels 2.36 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [92]
62 Target Field 101 by 57 feet (31 by 17 m) 5,757 square feet (534.8 m2) 1,080 × 1,920 pixels 2.07 16HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [93]
63 Fukuoka Dome 32.76 by 173.86 feet (9.99 by 52.99 m) 5,698.65 square feet (529.422 m2) Traditional Panasonic AstroVision [94]
64 Citi Field 54 by 105 feet (16 by 32 m) 5,670 square feet (527 m2) 1,080 × 1,920 pixels 2.07 13 HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [95]
65 Sajik Baseball Stadium 115 by 49 feet (35 by 15 m) 5,651 square feet (525.0 m2) 2,280 × 984 pixels 2.24 Traditional Daktronics [96]
66 Georgia State Stadium 79 by 71 feet (24 by 22 m) 5,600 square feet (520 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision / ANC Sports [97]
67 Chase Field 46 by 136 feet (14 by 41 m) 5,538 square feet (514.5 m2) 880 × 2,592 pixels 2.28 16HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [98]
68 New Era Field 33.5 by 164 feet (10.2 by 50.0 m) 5,494 square feet (510.4 m2) X8 Display Technology Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [99]
69 Great American Ball Park 39 by 138 feet (12 by 42 m) 5,382 square feet (500.0 m2) 740 × 2,616 pixels 1.94 16HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [100]
70 Arizona Stadium 47 by 112 feet (14 by 34 m) 5,352 square feet (497.2 m2) 1728 × 720 Traditional CBS Outdoor with Click Effects [101]
71 O.co Coliseum 36 by 145 feet (11 by 44 m) 5,220 square feet (485 m2) 13HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [102]
72 Davis Wade Stadium 111 by 47 feet (34 by 14 m) 5,212 square feet (484.2 m2) 720 × 1,280 pixels 0.92 Traditional Capturion with Click Effects [103]
73 Ohio Stadium 42 by 124 feet (13 by 38 m) 5,208 square feet (483.8 m2) 16mm LED SMD video Traditional Panasonic / Lighthouse [104]
74 Lincoln Financial Field

(North End-zone)

 192 by 27 feet (58.5 by 8.2 m) 5,184 square feet (481.6 m2) 5856 x 816 pixels 10mm SMD Traditional Panasonic [105][106][107]
75 Marlins Park 101 by 50 feet (31 by 15 m) 5,081 square feet (472.0 m2) 1,008 × 2,016 pixels 2.03 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [108]
76 (tie) TCF Bank Stadium 108 by 48 feet (33 by 15 m) 5,059 square feet (470.0 m2) 900 × 2,040 pixels 1.84 16HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [109]
76 (tie) Globe Life Park in Arlington 120 by 42 feet (37 by 13 m) 5,040 square feet (468 m2) 840 × 2,352 pixels 1.98 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [110]
77 Vaught–Hemingway Stadium 104.5 by 48 feet (31 x 14 m) 5,016 square feet (466 m2) 1,120 × 2,436 pixels 13HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [111]
78 Cobo Center, Washington Blvd & Jefferson Ave 160 by 30 feet (48.8 by 9.1 m) 4,800 square feet (450 m2) 3.81 Semi-transparent [112]
79 The Colosseum at Caesars Palace 120 by 40 feet (37 by 12 m) 4,800 square feet (450 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [113]
80 Nationals Park 101 by 47 feet (31 by 14 m) 4,747 square feet (441.0 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision / ANC Sports [91][114]
81 Randwick Racecourse 36 by 128 feet (11 by 39 m) 4,623 square feet (429.5 m2) 720 × 2,568 pixels 1.85 15 mm LED video Traditional Daktronics [115]
82 Neyland Stadium 124 by 37 feet (38 by 11 m) 4,588 square feet (426.2 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [116][117]
83 National Arts Centre, Ottawa 82 by 55 feet

(25 by 17 m)

 4,510 square feet (419 m2) 16mm SMD LED Transparent ClearLED [118][119]
84 Williams-Brice Stadium 124 by 36 feet (38 by 11 m) 4,464 square feet (414.7 m2) 840 × 2,884 pixels 2.42 13HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [120]
85 Lane Stadium 95.75 by 45.35 feet (29.18 by 13.82 m) 4,342.26 square feet (403.409 m2) 19 mm LED SMD video Traditional Panasonic / Lighthouse [121]
86 Camp Randall Stadium 4,271 square feet (396.8 m2) Traditional Daktronics [122]
87 Colorado State Stadium 84 by 50.39 feet (25.60 by 15.36 m) 4,232.76 square feet (393.236 m2) 1600 x 960 Pixels 16mm Discreet Traditional Panasonic [123]
88 Westgate Super Book 220.47 by 18.89 Feet 4164.67 square feet (387.072 sq m) 26,880 × 2,304 pixels 61.93 2.5 mm LED SMD video Traditional Christie Digital [124]
89 Spectrum Stadium 114 by 36 feet (35 by 11 m) 4,104 square feet (381.3 m2) Traditional Daktronics [125]
90 Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 29.5 by 136 feet (9.0 by 41.5 m) 4,012 square feet (372.7 m2) 560 × 2,592 pixels 1.45 16HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [126]
91 Wrigley Field 42 by 95 feet (13 by 29 m) 3,990 square feet (371 m2) 13HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [127]
92 Memorial Stadium 33.6 by 117.6 feet (10.2 by 35.8 m) 3,949 square feet (366.9 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [128]
93 Kyle Field North Endzone 53 by 73 feet (16 by 22 m) 3,869 square feet (359.4 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision [129]
94 BB&T Field 42 by 92 feet (13 by 28 m) 3,864 square feet (359.0 m2) 840 × 1,800 pixels 1.51 15HD LED video Traditional Daktronics [130]
95 Jones AT&T Stadium 100 by 38 feet (30 by 12 m) 3,800 square feet (350 m2) 1,905 × 724 pixels 1.38 Traditional Daktronics [131][132]
96 Fenway Park 100 by 38 feet (30 by 12 m) 3,800 square feet (350 m2) Traditional Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision / ANC Sports [91][133]
97 Perth Stadium 109.2 by 33.6 feet (33.3 by 10.2 m) 3,668.2 square feet (340.79 m2) 15mm HD pixel spacing Traditional Daktronics [134]
98 Melbourne Cricket Ground 82.8 by 43.2 feet (25.2 by 13.2 m) 3,578.04 square feet (332.411 m2) 864 × 1,656 pixels 15 mm Traditional Daktronics [135][136]
99 Sterling Bay (Chicago, IL) 32 by 101 feet (9.8 by 30.8 m) 3,232 square feet (300.3 m2) 576 × 1,818 pixels 1.05 16mm pixel pitch Traditional Watchfire Signs

See also

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