2venues named after Charter Communications
Charter Communications currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Charter Communications has held naming rights to 2 venues.
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3names AutoC Park Randers has carried
AutoC Park Randers has carried 3 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: AutoC Park Randers, BioNutria Park Randers, Essex Park Randers, Randers Stadion.
1687Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium opened
Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium in Hyderabad, India opened in 1687 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 339 years old.
52,000Estadio Monumental de Maturín's capacity
Estadio Monumental de Maturín in Maturín is the largest stadium or arena in Venezuela by capacity, seating 52,000.
Venezuela has 44 venues with a recorded capacity in this data; Estadio Monumental de Maturín is the biggest of them.
89,702Rose Bowl's capacity
Rose Bowl in Pasadena, United States seats 89,702, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
102,780Ohio Stadium's capacity
Ohio Stadium in Columbus, United States seats 102,780, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
94,736FNB Stadium's capacity
FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa seats 94,736, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
4venues Vanderbilt University operates
Vanderbilt University operates 4 venues in this data, with a combined capacity of 98,632.
That is an average of 24,658 seats per venue.
2venues named after Dignity Health
Dignity Health currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Dignity Health has held naming rights to 2 venues.
3names Ruoff Music Center has carried
Ruoff Music Center has carried 3 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: Deer Creek Music Center, Verizon Wireless Music Center, Klipsch Music Center, Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center.
1877Stamford Bridge opened
Stamford Bridge in Fulham, United Kingdom opened in 1877 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 149 years old.
82,300Croke Park's capacity
Croke Park in Dublin is the largest stadium or arena in Ireland by capacity, seating 82,300.
Ireland has 33 venues with a recorded capacity in this data; Croke Park is the biggest of them.
405,000Deutsches Stadion's capacity
Deutsches Stadion in Nuremberg, Germany seats 405,000, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
5.7%of basketball venues are sponsored
5.7% of basketball venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 4 of 70.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
5.6%of canadian football venues are sponsored
5.6% of canadian football venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 1 of 18.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
3venues Tulane University operates
Tulane University operates 3 venues in this data, with a combined capacity of 115,085.
That is an average of 38,362 seats per venue.
2venues named after Scotiabank
Scotiabank currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Scotiabank has held naming rights to 2 venues.
4names BankNH Pavilion has carried
BankNH Pavilion has carried 4 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: Meadowbrook Musical Arts Center (2001–07), Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion (2007–13), Meadowbrook Farm, Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion, BankNH Pavilion.
1864Franklin's Gardens opened
Franklin's Gardens in Northampton, United Kingdom opened in 1864 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 162 years old.
25,000Puerto Bani Stadium's capacity
Puerto Bani Stadium in Dominican Republic is the largest stadium or arena in Dominican Republic by capacity, seating 25,000.
Dominican Republic has 9 venues with a recorded capacity in this data; Puerto Bani Stadium is the biggest of them.
80,126Boyd Field's capacity
Boyd Field in Norman, United States seats 80,126, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
3.9%of ice hockey venues are sponsored
3.9% of ice hockey venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 2 of 51.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
8%of american football venues are sponsored
8% of american football venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 15 of 188.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
4venues University of Oregon operates
University of Oregon operates 4 venues in this data, with a combined capacity of 141,995.
That is an average of 35,499 seats per venue.
2venues named after Inter&Co
Inter&Co currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Inter&Co has held naming rights to 2 venues.
3names Cegeka Arena has carried
Cegeka Arena has carried 3 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: Thyl Gheyselinckstadion, Fenixstadion, Cristal Arena, Luminus Arena.
1851Quebec Skating Rink opened
Quebec Skating Rink in Quebec City, Canada opened in 1851 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 175 years old.
48,745Julio Martínez Prádanos National Stadium's capacity
Julio Martínez Prádanos National Stadium in Ñuñoa is the largest stadium or arena in Chile by capacity, seating 48,745.
Chile has 25 venues with a recorded capacity in this data; Julio Martínez Prádanos National Stadium is the biggest of them.
100,119Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium's capacity
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, United States seats 100,119, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
4.3%of cricket venues are sponsored
4.3% of cricket venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 1 of 23.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
16.7%of australian football venues are sponsored
16.7% of australian football venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 4 of 24.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
3venues HNK Rijeka operates
HNK Rijeka operates 3 venues in this data, with a combined capacity of 27,158.
That is an average of 9,053 seats per venue.
2venues named after Caesars Entertainment
Caesars Entertainment currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Caesars Entertainment has held naming rights to 2 venues.
5names Estadio Azteca has carried
Estadio Azteca has carried 5 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: (1966–1997, 1999–2025), (2026 FIFA World Cup), Estadio Azteca, Estadio Ciudad de México, Estadio Guillermo Cañedo, Mexico City Stadium.
1600Ratu Cakobau Park opened
Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori, Fiji opened in 1600 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 426 years old.
25,000Amphitheater Košice's capacity
Amphitheater Košice in Košice is the largest stadium or arena in Slovakia by capacity, seating 25,000.
Slovakia has 12 venues with a recorded capacity in this data; Amphitheater Košice is the biggest of them.
132,000Narendra Modi Stadium's capacity
Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad district, India seats 132,000, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
5.9%of rugby league venues are sponsored
5.9% of rugby league venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 1 of 17.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
6.1%of baseball venues are sponsored
6.1% of baseball venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 2 of 33.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
4venues Indiana University Bloomington operates
Indiana University Bloomington operates 4 venues in this data, with a combined capacity of 144,270.
That is an average of 36,068 seats per venue.
Indiana University Bloomington profile · Operator concentration
2venues named after Etihad Airways
Etihad Airways currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Etihad Airways has held naming rights to 2 venues.
3names Coca-Cola Coliseum has carried
Coca-Cola Coliseum has carried 3 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: Royal Coliseum, Toronto Coliseum (July 2015), CNE Coliseum, Ricoh Coliseum.
1877Alberton Oval opened
Alberton Oval in Alberton, Australia opened in 1877 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 149 years old.
43,000Al-Merrikh Stadium's capacity
Al-Merrikh Stadium in Omdurman is the largest stadium or arena in Sudan by capacity, seating 43,000.
Sudan has 7 venues with a recorded capacity in this data; Al-Merrikh Stadium is the biggest of them.
100,000New Trafford's capacity
New Trafford in Trafford, United Kingdom seats 100,000, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
7.5%of rugby union venues are sponsored
7.5% of rugby union venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 3 of 40.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
13.3%of Finland's venues are sponsored
13.3% of venues in Finland carry a naming-rights sponsor, 2 of 15.
That is well above the world average.
3venues Stadium Management Company operates
Stadium Management Company operates 3 venues in this data, with a combined capacity of 78,983.
That is an average of 26,328 seats per venue.
2venues named after Maverik
Maverik currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Maverik has held naming rights to 2 venues.
3names Forum di Milano has carried
Forum di Milano has carried 3 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: DatchForum (2006–08), Forum di Assago (1990–93), Mediolanum Forum (2009–24), FilaForum.
1868RDS Arena opened
RDS Arena in Dublin, Ireland opened in 1868 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 158 years old.
60,491Abuja Stadium's capacity
Abuja Stadium in Abuja is the largest stadium or arena in Nigeria by capacity, seating 60,491.
Nigeria has 30 venues with a recorded capacity in this data; Abuja Stadium is the biggest of them.
85,000City of Rock's capacity
City of Rock in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil seats 85,000, one of just 59 venues in this data with a capacity of 80,000 or more.
Capacity figures come from Wikidata and are sourced on the venue's own page.
5.6%of soccer venues are sponsored
5.6% of soccer venues in this data carry a naming-rights sponsor, 21 of 377.
Naming-rights adoption varies a great deal by sport.
14.3%of Cyprus's venues are sponsored
14.3% of venues in Cyprus carry a naming-rights sponsor, 1 of 7.
That is well above the world average.
4venues Tomateros de Culiacán operates
Tomateros de Culiacán operates 4 venues in this data, with a combined capacity of 88,000.
That is an average of 22,000 seats per venue.
2venues named after Commerzbank AG
Commerzbank AG currently holds the naming rights to 2 venues.
Across all time, Commerzbank AG has held naming rights to 2 venues.
4names Skive Stadion has carried
Skive Stadion has carried 4 different names, more than most venues in this data.
Recorded names: Skive Stadion, Sparbank Arena, Spar Nord Arena, Hancock Arena, SIK Arena.
1859Plaza de Toros de Valencia opened
Plaza de Toros de Valencia in Russafa, Spain opened in 1859 and is still active today.
That makes it one of the oldest active venues in this data, 167 years old.