Listado de estadios por capacidad

La siguiente es una lista de estadios deportivos notables , ordenados por su capacidad , que se refiere al número máximo de espectadores que normalmente pueden acomodar.

Notas sobre los criterios de lista

• Las cifras de capacidad son capacidad total estándar y permanente, que incluye tanto áreas para sentarse como áreas permanentes para estar de pie, pero excluye cualquier alojamiento temporal.
• La asistencia incidental no se considera relevante. Solo se tiene en cuenta la capacidad habitual; para ver los registros de asistencia, consulte la Lista de recintos deportivos con una asistencia máxima de 100 000 o más personas .
• En esta lista sólo se incluyen los estadios con capacidad de 40.000 o más.
• Los estadios que están en desuso o cerrados, o aquellos que ya no sirven como recintos deportivos competitivos (como el Gran Estadio Strahov , que era el más grande del mundo y tenía capacidad para unos 250.000 espectadores), no están incluidos. Se enumeran en la Lista de estadios cerrados por capacidad .
• Un asterisco (*) indica que el equipo juega sólo algunos (pocos) de sus partidos de local en esa sede y puede tener otro estadio (principal) como local.
• A los efectos de esta lista, las pistas de carreras (como el Indianapolis Motor Speedway y el Tokyo Racecourse ) no son estadios y no se incluyen aquí. Para obtener una lista de todos los recintos deportivos por capacidad, consulte Lista de recintos deportivos por capacidad .
• Las capacidades se toman, siempre que sea posible, de las cifras que aparecen en el sitio web oficial del estadio, de sus inquilinos o del evento deportivo que haya albergado.

Lista

Capacidad de 100.000 o más

Capacidad de 90.000 a 100.000 personas

Capacidad de 80.000 a 90.000 personas

Capacidad de 70.000 a 80.000 personas

Capacidad de 60.000 a 70.000 personas

Capacidad de 50.000 a 60.000 personas

Capacidad de 40.000 a 50.000 personas

See also

• Lists of stadiums
• List of African stadiums by capacity
• List of American football stadiums by capacity
• List of Asian stadiums by capacity
• List of association football stadiums by capacity
• List of association football stadiums by country
• List of attendance figures at domestic professional sports leagues
• List of baseball parks by capacity
• List of basketball arenas by capacity
• List of closed stadiums by capacity
• List of covered stadiums by capacity
• List of cricket grounds by capacity
• List of East Asia stadiums by capacity
• List of European stadiums by capacity
• List of GAA Stadiums by Capacity
• List of horse racing venues by capacity
• List of motor racing venues by capacity
• List of North American stadiums by capacity
• List of Oceanian stadiums by capacity
• List of rugby union stadiums by capacity
• List of South American stadiums by capacity
• List of Southeast Asia stadiums by capacity
• List of sporting venues with a highest attendance of 100,000 or more
• List of sports attendance figures
• List of sports venues by capacity
• List of tennis stadiums by capacity
• List of track and field stadiums by capacity

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