Largest Stadiums in the World

Largest Stadiums in the World

Rungrado May Day Stadium || Pyongyang, North Korea || Capacity: 150,000

Here's a look at the largest stadiums in the world by capacity, which Wikipedia refers to as "the maximum number of spectators they can normally accommodate."

Michigan Stadium || Ann Arbor || Capacity: 107,601

Beaver Stadium || State College, Pa. || Capacity: 106,572

Ohio Stadiium || Columbus, Ohio || Capacity: 104,944

Kyle Field || College Station, Texas || Capacity: 102,733

Neyland Stadium || Knoxville, Tenn. || Capacity: 102,455

Tiger Stadium || Baton Rouge, La. || Capacity: 102,321

Bryant-Denny Stadium || Tuscaloosa, Ala. || Capacity: 101,821

Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium || Austin, Texas || Capacity: 100,119

Melbourne Cricket Ground || Melbourne, Australia || Capacity: 100,024

Camp Nou || Barcelona || Capacity: 99,354

Estadio Azteca || Mexico City || Capacity: 95,500

Azadi Stadium || Tehran, Iran || Capacity: 95,225

Soccer City || Johannesburg, South Africa || Capacity: 94,736

Memorial Coliseum || Los Angeles, Calif. || Capacity: 93,607

Sanford Stadium || Athens, Ga. || Capacity: 92,746

Rose Bowl || Pasadena, Calif. || Capacity: 92,542

Cotton Bowl || Dallas, Texas || Capacity: 92,100

Memorial Stadium || Lincoln, Neb. || Capacity: 92,047

Wembley Stadium || London || Capacity: 90,000

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium || Gainesville, Fla. || Capacity: 88,548