List of stadiums in North America

This article is a list of stadiums in North America.

List

Angel Stadium of Anaheim – Anaheim, California (formerly Anaheim Stadium and Edison International Field at Anaheim)
AT&T Park – San Francisco, California (formerly China Basin Ballpark, Pacific Bell Park and SBC Park)
Busch Stadium – St. Louis, Missouri
Chase Field – Phoenix, Arizona (formerly Bank One Ballpark)
Citi Field – Flushing, New York
Citizens Bank Park – Philadelphia
Comerica Park – Detroit
Coors Field – Denver
Dodger Stadium – Los Angeles
Fenway Park – Boston
Globe Life Field – Arlington, Texas
Great American Ball Park – Cincinnati
Guaranteed Rate Field – Chicago (formerly "New" Comiskey Park and U.S. Cellular Field)
Kauffman Stadium – Kansas City, Missouri (formerly Royals Stadium)
Marlins Park – Miami
Miller Park – Milwaukee
Minute Maid Park – Houston (formerly The Ballpark at Union Station, Enron Field and Astros Field)
Nationals Park – Washington, D.C.
Oakland Coliseum – Oakland, California (formerly Network Associates Coliseum and McAfee Coliseum)
Oriole Park at Camden Yards – Baltimore
Petco Park – San Diego
PNC Park – Pittsburgh
Progressive Field – Cleveland (formerly Jacobs Field)
Rogers Centre – Toronto (formerly SkyDome)
T-Mobile Park – Seattle
SunTrust Park – Cumberland, Georgia
Target Field – Minneapolis
Tropicana Field – St. Petersburg, Florida (formerly Florida Suncoast Dome and the Thunder Dome)
Wrigley Field – Chicago (formerly Weeghman Park and Cubs Park)
Yankee Stadium – The Bronx, New York

Allegiant Stadium – Las Vegas, Nevada
Arrowhead Stadium – Kansas City, Missouri
AT&T Stadium – Arlington, Texas (formerly Cowboys Stadium)
Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, North Carolina (formerly Ericsson Stadium)
CenturyLink Field – Seattle (formerly Seahawks Stadium and Qwest Field)
Empower Field at Mile High – Denver (formerly Invesco Field at Mile High, Sports Authority Field at Mile High, and Broncos Stadium at Mile High)
EverBank Field – Jacksonville, Florida (formerly the Gator Bowl and Alltel Stadium/Jacksonville Municipal Stadium)
FedExField – Landover, Maryland (formerly Jack Kent Cooke Stadium and Redskins Stadium)
FirstEnergy Stadium – Cleveland (formerly Cleveland Browns Stadium)
Ford Field – Detroit
Gillette Stadium – Foxborough, Massachusetts (formerly CMGI Field)
Hard Rock Stadium – Miami Gardens, Florida (formerly Joe Robbie Stadium, Pro Player Park, Pro Player Stadium, Dolphin Stadium, Dolphins Stadium, LandShark Stadium, and Sun Life Stadium)
Heinz Field – Pittsburgh
Lambeau Field – Green Bay, Wisconsin (formerly City Stadium)
Levi's Stadium – Santa Clara, California
Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum – Los Angeles
Lucas Oil Stadium – Indianapolis
M&T Bank Stadium – Baltimore (formerly Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards, PSINet Stadium and Ravens Stadium)
Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Superdome – New Orleans (formerly Louisiana Superdome)
MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, New Jersey
New Era Field – Orchard Park, New York (formerly Ralph Wilson Stadium and Rich Stadium)
Nissan Stadium – Nashville, Tennessee (formerly Adelphia Coliseum, The Coliseum and LP Field)
NRG Stadium – Houston, Texas (formerly Reliant Stadium)
Paul Brown Stadium – Cincinnati
Raymond James Stadium – Tampa, Florida
SoFi Stadium – Inglewood, California
Soldier Field – Chicago
State Farm Stadium – Glendale, Arizona (formerly Cardinals Stadium and University of Phoenix Stadium)
U.S. Bank Stadium – Minneapolis

American Airlines Center – Dallas
Barclays Center – Brooklyn, New York
Little Caesars Arena – Detroit
Madison Square Garden – New York City
Pepsi Center – Denver
Staples Center – Los Angeles
TD Garden – Boston (formerly Shawmut Center, the FleetCenter, and TD Banknorth Garden)
United Center – Chicago
Capital One Arena – Washington, D.C. (formerly MCI Center and Verizon Center)
Wells Fargo Center – Philadelphia (formerly CoreStates Center, First Union Center, and Wachovia Center)

BB&T Center – Sunrise, Florida (formerly Broward County Civic Arena, National Car Rental Center, Office Depot Center and BankAtlantic Center)
Bridgestone Arena – Nashville, Tennessee (formerly Nashville Arena, Gaylord Entertainment Center and Sommet Center)
Honda Center – Anaheim, California (formerly Anaheim Arena and Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim)
SAP Center at San Jose – San Jose, California (formerly San Jose Arena and Compaq Center at San Jose)
First Niagara Center – Buffalo, New York (formerly Marine Midland Arena and HSBC Arena)
Gila River Arena – Glendale, Arizona (formerly Glendale Arena)
PPG Paints Arena – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum – Uniondale, New York
Nationwide Arena – Columbus, Ohio
PNC Arena – Raleigh, North Carolina (formerly Raleigh Entertainment & Sports Arena and RBC Center)
Prudential Center – Newark, New Jersey
Enterprise Center – St. Louis, Missouri (formerly the Kiel Center and the Savvis Center)
Amalie Arena – Tampa, Florida (formerly Tampa Bay Times Forum and the Ice Palace)
Xcel Energy Center – Saint Paul, Minnesota
T-Mobile Arena – Las Vegas, Nevada

Other Sports

All facilities are on-campus unless otherwise noted.

Arlington Stadium – Arlington, Texas (1965–1993)
Astrodome – Houston, Texas (1965–1999)
Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium – Atlanta (1966–1996)
Baker Bowl – Philadelphia (1887–1938)
BMO Harris Bradley Center – Milwaukee (1988–2018)
Boston Garden – Boston (1928–1998)
Braves Field – Boston, Massachusetts (1915–1952)
Candlestick Park – San Francisco, California (1960–2014)
Chicago Stadium – Chicago (1929–1994)
Comiskey Park – Chicago (1910–1990)
Cinergy Field – Cincinnati (formerly Riverfront Stadium) (1970–2002)
Cleveland Arena – Cleveland (1937–1974)
Cleveland Municipal Stadium – Cleveland (1932–1996)
Coliseum at Richfield – Richfield, Ohio (1974–1994)
Corcoran Stadium (Xavier University) – Cincinnati (1929–1973)
Crosley Field – Cincinnati (1912–1970)
Ebbets Field – Brooklyn, New York (1913–1957)
Exposition Park – Pittsburgh (1890–1909)
Forbes Field – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1909–1970)
Foxboro Stadium – Foxborough, Massachusetts (1971–2001)
Griffith Stadium – Washington, D.C. (1891–1961)
Honolulu Stadium – Honolulu, Hawaii (1926–1976)
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome – Minneapolis (1982–2013)
John F. Kennedy Stadium (formerly Municipal Stadium) – Philadelphia (1925?-1991?)
Kezar Stadium – San Francisco, California (1925–1988)
Kingdome – Seattle, Washington (1976–1999)
League Park – Cleveland (1891–1948)
Lockhart Stadium – Miami
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena – Los Angeles
Market Square Arena – Indianapolis (1974–1999)
Memorial Stadium – Baltimore (1954–2001)
Memorial Stadium (University of Minnesota) – Minneapolis, Minnesota (1924–1981)
Metropolitan Stadium – Bloomington, Minnesota (1956–1981)
Mile High Stadium – Denver, Colorado (1948–2000)
Milwaukee County Stadium – Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1953–2000)
Mount Royal Arena – Montreal (1920–2000)
Municipal Stadium – Kansas City, Missouri (1923–1976)
Northrop Field (University of Minnesota) – Minneapolis (1899–1923)
Pitt Stadium – Pittsburgh (1925–1999)
Polo Grounds – New York City (1883–1963)
Portland Ice Arena – Portland, Oregon (1914–1950s)
RCA Dome – Indianapolis (1984–2008)
Shea Stadium – Queens, New York (1964–2008)
Shibe Park – Philadelphia (1909–1976)
Sicks' Stadium – Seattle (1938–1969)
Pontiac Silverdome – Pontiac, Michigan (1975–2001)
Sportsman's Park (also known as Busch Stadium) – St. Louis, Missouri (1902–1966)
Stagg Field – Chicago (1893–1957)
Tampa Stadium (also known as Houlihan's Stadium) – Tampa, Florida (1967–1998)
Temple Stadium (Temple University) – Philadelphia (1928–1997)
The Dome at America's Center – St. Louis, Missouri (1995–2016)
Three Rivers Stadium – Pittsburgh (1970–2000)
Tiger Stadium (formerly Navin Field, Briggs Stadium) – Detroit, Michigan (1912–1999)
Tulane Stadium (Tulane University) – New Orleans (1926–1980)
Vaughn Street Park – Portland, Oregon (1901–1956)
Veterans Stadium – Philadelphia (1971–2003)
War Memorial Stadium – Buffalo, New York (1937–1988)
Waverly Fairgrounds – Elizabeth, New Jersey (1873)
Wrigley Field – Los Angeles (1925–1961)
Yankee Stadium – New York City (1923–2008)

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