Stadium Seating Charts!

[Blehh]

I'll start with 3 "decent" Canadian Stadiums.

[NCB]

I'll post the seating charts of the the two stadiums in New Orleans home to professional sports teams...

The massive Louisiana Superdome, home of the NFL's Saints:

And the New Orleans Arena, home of the NBA's Hornets:

[AlabamaGuy2007]

Below: Legion Field, in Birmingham, Alabama. Current Capacity: 71,594

Current Uses:

*University of Alabama at Birmingahm football games

*Super Six State Football Championship

*BCS Birmingham Bowl

Below: Bryant-Denny Stadium, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama at the University of Alabama.

Current Capacity: 92,138

Current Uses:

*University of Alabama football

Below: Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex (BJCC) Arena

Current Capacity: 17,000 (sports), 19,000 (concerts)

Current Uses:

*Concerts

*Birmingham Steeldogs AFL2 Football

*2008 NCAA Basketball 1st and 2nd Round Tournament

[JDC]

Wallace Wade, where Duke loses lots of football games. They're in no way my favorite team, but I usually bike past it.

[bmorescottamanda]

Baltimore

Ravens

O's

[Blehh]

Anyone else??

[NCB]

I can throw in a few more from around SE Louisiana:

Tiger Stadium- Baton Rouge, LA

Home of the Lousiana State University Fighting Tigers (football)

Current Capacity: 92,400

Pete Maravich Assembly Center- Baton Rouge, LA

Home of the Lousiana State University Fighting Tigers (basketball)

Current Capacity: 14,164

UNO Lakefront Arena- New Orleans, LA

Home of the University of New Orleans Privateers (basketball), as well as countless concerts and shows every year

Current Capacity: 10,000

Tad Gormley Stadium- New Orleans, LA

Used to host numerous high school football games every year in the city, as well as festivals, track and field events, etc.

Current Capacity: 26,500

[Mafia]

Anfield Liverpool FC, England

Cap. 45000

Lord's Middlesex Crusaders Cricket Club, London

Cap. 28000

Twickenham England Rugby National Team, London

Cap. 75000 (82000 after expansion)

[Raintree21]

Bank of America Stadium, home of the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte, NC

Bobcats Arena, home of the Charlotte Bobcats in Charlotte, NC

Kenan Stadium, home of the University of North Carolina Tarheels in Chapel Hill, NC

Dean Smith Center, home of the University of North Carolina Tarheels in Chapel Hill, NC

[dgreco]

New England Patriots/New England Revolution:

Boston Celtics/Boston Bruins:

Boston Red Sox:

Pawtucket Red Sox:

[TennBear]

I can throw in a few more from around SE Louisiana:

Tiger Stadium- Baton Rouge, LA

Home of the Lousiana State University Fighting Tigers (football)

Current Capacity: 92,400

Pete Maravich Assembly Center- Baton Rouge, LA

Home of the Lousiana State University Fighting Tigers (basketball)

Current Capacity: 14,164

UNO Lakefront Arena- New Orleans, LA

Home of the University of New Orleans Privateers (basketball), as well as countless concerts and shows every year

Current Capacity: 10,000

Tad Gormley Stadium- New Orleans, LA

Used to host numerous high school football games every year in the city, as well as festivals, track and field events, etc.

Current Capacity: 26,500

[dgreco]

this made me think of the loudest college stadiums, does anyone have any suggestions. I had the joy of going deaf at Autzen stadium. Wondering you southern boys know any loud places

[Raintree21]

this made me think of the loudest college stadiums, does anyone have any suggestions. I had the joy of going deaf at Autzen stadium. Wondering you southern boys know any loud places

[ohioaninSC]

Ohio Stadium, "The Horseshoe" is much louder than most stadiums, save maybe Tennessee's and LSU's. I don't think Autzen Stadium w/ only 55K seats can hold a candle to the 105K in The Shoe, or Neyland, especially when all those people are pretty much right on top of the field.

Here's Ohio Stadium:

And here's the seating chart.

[Lowerdeck]

Boston Red Sox:

[satalac]

I've always heard that Tennessee's stadium is pretty loud and that the entire stadium shakes.

[bw87a]

Rupp Arena

University of Kentucky Basketball

Capacity: 24,000 +

[ohioaninSC]

That looks like Yankee Stadium to me.

I don't get what's with Rhode Islanders rooting for the Yanks and then every other sport roots for Boston teams.

[Lowerdeck]

I think it looks more like Jacobs Field in Cleveland.

[dallasbrink]

Once the new Cowboys stadium is built, it will make all stadiums look bad

[dgreco]

Once the new Cowboys stadium is built, it will make all stadiums look bad