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Famous Sports Stadiums & Arenas

Name: Famous Sports Stadiums & Arenas
Creator: Community curated

Maracanã, Wembley, Camp Nou — which sports stadium has the most electric atmosphere?

Famous Sports Stadiums & Arenas is a structured sports dataset with 15 entries. Its fields include Stadium, City, Capacity. Community voting appears as a separate signal beside eligible rows and does not replace the source values.

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Source:Community curated

Updated:3/7/2026

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Dataset details

Table scope: All 15 rows
Fields: 5 columns
Source: Community curated
Data updated: Mar 7, 2026

Included fields: Stadium, City, Capacity, Primary Sport, Known For.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

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Stadium↕	City↕	Capacity↕	Primary Sport↕	Known For↕
Maracanã	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	78,838	Football (soccer)	1950 World Cup final heartbreak, Pelé's 1000th goal, Zidane's last match, cathedral of football
Wembley Stadium	London, England	90,000	Football + events	Home of English football, 1966 World Cup final, Live Aid 1985, rebuilt 2007, iconic arch
Camp Nou	Barcelona, Spain	99,354	Football (FC Barcelona)	Largest stadium in Europe, Messi's home, 'Més que un club', currently being renovated to 105K
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)	Melbourne, Australia	100,024	Cricket + Australian football	Southern hemisphere's largest, Boxing Day Test, AFL Grand Final, 1956 Olympics, 'The G'
Madison Square Garden	New York, USA	20,789	Basketball, hockey, boxing, concerts	'The World's Most Famous Arena', Knicks, Rangers, Ali vs. Frazier, Billy Joel residency
Santiago Bernabéu	Madrid, Spain	81,044	Football (Real Madrid)	15 Champions League trophies, Ronaldo's galáctico era, retractable roof renovation, 'Hala Madrid'
Lambeau Field	Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA	81,441	American football (Packers)	'The Frozen Tundra', Ice Bowl (-48°F wind chill, 1967), community-owned team, Lambeau Leap
Old Trafford	Manchester, England	74,310	Football (Man United)	'Theatre of Dreams', Sir Alex Ferguson era, Busby Babes, Munich air disaster memorial
Estadio Azteca	Mexico City, Mexico	87,523	Football	Only stadium to host 2 World Cup finals, Maradona's 'Hand of God', 7,200 feet elevation
Fenway Park	Boston, Massachusetts, USA	37,755	Baseball (Red Sox)	Oldest active MLB park (1912), Green Monster 37-foot wall, Sweet Caroline, curse-breaking 2004
Signal Iduna Park (Westfalenstadion)	Dortmund, Germany	81,365	Football (Borussia Dortmund)	Yellow Wall (Südtribüne) — 25,000 standing fans, loudest atmosphere in European football
Rungrado May Day Stadium	Pyongyang, North Korea	114,000	Various / Mass Games	World's largest stadium by capacity, North Korean Mass Games, rarely used for actual sports
Narendra Modi Stadium	Ahmedabad, India	132,000	Cricket	World's largest cricket stadium, 2023 World Cup final, renamed from Motera Stadium
Yankee Stadium	Bronx, New York, USA	46,537	Baseball (Yankees)	27 World Series titles, 'The House That Ruth Built' (original), Jeter's last game, pinstripes
Allianz Arena	Munich, Germany	75,024	Football (Bayern Munich)	Inflated ETFE panels change color (red/blue/white), looks like a glowing spaceship, 2006 World Cup