List of Canadian football stadiums by capacity
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The following is a partial list of Canadian football stadiums, ordered by permanent capacity. Most of Canada’s football stadiums with permanent seating capacities over 3,000 are listed here. Note that not all stadiums are exclusively used for Canadian football; several are also used for association football (soccer).
Current[edit]
Over 10,000[edit]
Stadium | Capacity | Record attendance | City | Province | Info |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Olympic Stadium | 66,308 | 69,093 | Montreal | Montreal Alouettes[1] | |
Commonwealth Stadium | 56,400[2] | 63,317 | Edmonton | Edmonton Elks, Edmonton Wildcats | |
BC Place | 54,500[3] | 59,621 | Vancouver | BC Lions | |
McMahon Stadium | 35,650 | 50,035 | Calgary | Calgary Stampeders, Calgary Dinos, Calgary Colts | |
IG Field | 33,422 | 36,634 | Winnipeg | Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Manitoba Bisons, Winnipeg Rifles | |
Mosaic Stadium | 33,350 | 33,356 | Regina | Saskatchewan Roughriders, Regina Rams, Regina Thunder | |
BMO Field | 26,000[4] | 33,421 | Toronto | Toronto Argonauts | |
TD Place Stadium | 24,000[5] | 51,242 | Ottawa | Ottawa Redblacks, Panda Game | |
Tim Hortons Field | 23,218[6] | 26,324 | Hamilton | Hamilton Tiger-Cats | |
Percival Molson Stadium | 20,025[7] | 25,012 | Montreal | Montreal Alouettes, McGill Redbirds | |
Telus Stadium | 12,817[8] | 19,381[9] | Quebec City | Laval Rouge et Or |
Under 10,000[edit]
Stadium | Fixed Capacity |
City | Province | Info |
---|---|---|---|---|
Lamport Stadium | 9,600 | Toronto | Toronto Argonauts (practice facility) | |
Alumni Stadium | 8,500 | Guelph | Guelph Gryphons | |
Croix-Bleue Medavie Stadium | 8,300[10] | Moncton | Touchdown Atlantic | |
Richardson Memorial Stadium | 8,000 | Kingston | Queen’s Gaels | |
TD Stadium | 8,000[11] | London | Western Mustangs, London Falcons | |
Griffiths Stadium | 6,171 | Saskatoon | Saskatchewan Huskies | |
Westhills Stadium | 6,000 | Langford | Westshore Rebels | |
University Stadium a.k.a. Knight-Newbrough Field |
6,000 | Waterloo | Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks | |
Ronald V. Joyce Stadium | 6,000 | Hamilton | McMaster Marauders | |
Swangard Stadium | 5,288 | Burnaby | Vancouver Trojans | |
Clarke Stadium | 5,100 | Edmonton | Edmonton Huskies | |
CEPSUM Stadium | 5,100 | Montreal | Montreal Carabins | |
Canada Games Stadium | 5,000 | Saint John | UNB Saint John Seawolves | |
University Stadium | 5,000 | Winnipeg | Former home of the Manitoba Bisons | |
Varsity Stadium | 5,000 | Toronto | Toronto Varsity Blues | |
Centennial Stadium | 5,000 | Victoria | local teams | |
SMS Equipment Stadium | 5,000 | Fort McMurray | Fort McMurray Monarchs | |
Percy Perry Stadium | 4,265 | Coquitlam | Former home of the Tri-City Bulldogs. | |
Royal Athletic Park | 4,247 | Victoria | Victoria Rebels | |
Concordia Stadium | 4,000 | Montreal | Concordia Stingers | |
Municipal Stadium | 4,000 | Sherbrooke | local teams | |
Rotary Stadium | 4,000 | Abbotsford | Abbotsford Air Force | |
Saskatoon Minor Football Field | 3,954 | Saskatoon | Saskatoon Hilltops | |
Centennial Park Stadium | 3,500 | Toronto | Serbian White Eagles | |
Fort William Stadium | 3,500 | Thunder Bay | Marked for Football. | |
Foote Field | 3,500 | Edmonton | Alberta Golden Bears | |
Thunderbird Stadium | 3,500 | Vancouver | UBC Thunderbirds | |
Berthiaume-Du-Tremblay Stadium | 3,500 | Laval | local teams | |
Gee-Gees Field | 3,400 | Ottawa | Ottawa Gee-Gees | |
Université de Sherbrooke Stadium | 3,359 | Sherbrooke | Sherbrooke Vert et Or | |
Coulter Field | 3,000 | Sherbrooke | Bishop’s Gaiters | |
Esther Shiner Stadium | 3,000 | Toronto | Metro Toronto Wildcats, York Simcoe Storm | |
MNP Park | 3,000 | Ottawa | Carleton Ravens, Ottawa Sooners | |
Raymond Field | 3,000 | Wolfville | Acadia Axemen | |
Windsor Stadium | 3,000 | Windsor | Windsor AKO Fratmen | |
MacAulay Field | 2,500 | Sackville | Mount Allison Mounties | |
Exhibition Stadium | 2,500 | Chilliwack | Valley Huskers | |
Apple Bowl | 2,254[12] | Kelowna | Okanagan Sun | |
Huskies Stadium | 2,000[13] | Halifax | Saint Mary’s Huskies | |
York Stadium | 2,000 | Toronto | York Lions | |
Hellard Field | 2,000 | Calgary | ||
University of Windsor Stadium a.k.a. South Campus Stadium |
2,000 | Windsor | Windsor Lancers | |
Hillside Stadium | 2,000 | Kamloops | Kamloops Broncos | |
Birchmount Stadium | 2,000 | Toronto | Toronto Thunder | |
Raider Field | 2,000 | Essex | Essex Ravens, Essex District High School Red Raiders | |
Oshawa Civic Stadium | 2,000 | Oshawa | Oshawa Hawkeyes | |
University of Lethbridge Community Stadium | 2,000 | Lethbridge | ||
Rocky Stone Field | 2,000 | Moncton | Moncton Purple Knights, Moncton Football | |
Warrior Field | 1,700 | Waterloo | Waterloo Warriors | |
Barrie Metals Stadium | 1,500 | Barrie | Huronia Stallions | |
Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre | 1,500 | Brantford | Brantford Bisons | |
Comet Stadium | 1,200 | Raymond, Alberta | ||
Terry Fox Field | 1,200 | Burnaby | Simon Fraser Red Leafs | |
Leibel Field | 1,200 | Regina | Regina Thunder | |
StFX Stadium | 1,100[14] | Antigonish | St. Francis Xavier X-Men | |
Terry Fox Stadium (Brampton) | 1,000 | Brampton | Brampton Bulldogs | |
Queens Athletic Field | 1,000 | Sudbury | Sudbury Northerners |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Occasional games and practice facility
- ^ “Commonwealth Stadium | City of Edmonton”.
- ^ “BC Lions :: Official Site of the BC Lions”. www.bclions.com. Archived from the original on 2011-01-30.
- ^ “Frequently asked questions”. argonauts.ca. Retrieved October 5, 2019.
- ^ “A Part of a Growing History”. tdplace.ca. Retrieved October 5, 2019.
- ^ “Tiger-Cats unveil plans for uniquely Hamilton stadium experience at Tim Hortons Field for 2021 Grey Cup game”. ticats.ca. Retrieved May 27, 2019.
- ^ “Alouettes announce new stadium plans for 2019”. CFL.ca. November 2, 2018.
- ^ “Informations sur les installations”. peps.ulaval.ca. Retrieved October 5, 2019.
- ^ “U Sports Football Players of the Week: Patten, Lavallée, Liegghio honoured”. U Sports. October 23, 2019.
- ^ “Croix Bleue Medavie Stadium”. moncton.ca. Retrieved July 8, 2021.
- ^ “TD Stadium”. westernmustangs.ca. Retrieved October 5, 2019.
- ^ “Apple Bowl Stadium”.
- ^ Huskies stadium capacity
- ^ “STFX Stadium”.
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