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List of most expensive stadiums
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August 30, 2025
List of the most expensive
stadiums
in the world.
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(
June 2025
)
Rank
Stadium
City
Main tenant(s)
Sport
Owner(s)
Capacity
Broke ground
Opened
Construc
tion cost
(billion US$)
Inflation-adjusted cost in
2024
[
1
]
1
SoFi Stadium
Inglewood, California
, U.S.
Los Angeles Rams
American football
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment
70,240
2016
2020
$5.5 billion
[
2
]
[
3
]
$
6.68
billion
Los Angeles Chargers
2
New Commanders Stadium
Washington, D.C.
, U.S.
Washington Commanders
American football
Events DC
65,000
2026
(planned)
2030
(planned)
$3.7 billion
[
4
]
$
3.7
billion
3
New Huntington Bank Field
Brook Park, Ohio
, U.S.
Cleveland Browns
American football
Jimmy Haslam
67,500
2026
(planned)
2029
(planned)
$2.4 billion
[
5
]
$
2.4
billion
4
Yankee Stadium
New York, New York
, U.S.
New York Yankees
Baseball
Government of New York City
54,251
2006
2009
$2.3 billion
[
6
]
$
3.37
billion
New York City FC
Association football
5
Allegiant Stadium
Paradise, Nevada
, U.S.
Las Vegas Raiders
American football
Las Vegas Stadium Authority
65,000
2017
2020
$1.9 billion
[
7
]
$
2.31
billion
UNLV Rebels
6
MetLife Stadium
East Rutherford, New Jersey
, U.S.
New York Jets
American football
New York Jets
(50%)
New York Giants
(50%)
82,500
2007
2010
$1.7 billion
[
8
]
$
2.45
billion
New York Giants
7
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Atlanta, Georgia
, U.S.
Atlanta Falcons
American football
Georgia World Congress Center
75,000
2014
2017
$1.5 billion
[
9
]
$
1.92
billion
Atlanta United
Association football
8
Wembley Stadium
London
, England
England national football team
Association football
The FA
90,000
2003
2007
$1.5 billion (£1.1 billion)
[
10
]
$
2.27
billion
England women's national football team
9
AT&T Stadium
Arlington, Texas
, U.S.
Dallas Cowboys
American football
City of Arlington
80,000
2005
2009
$1.48 billion
[
11
]
$
2.17
billion
10
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
London
, England
Tottenham Hotspur
Association football
Tottenham Hotspur
62,850
2013
2019
$1.33 billion (£1 billion)
$
1.64
billion
11
Singapore National Stadium
Kallang
, Singapore
Singapore national football team
Association football
Sport Singapore
55,000
2010
2014
$1.31 billion (S$1.87 billion)
[
citation needed
]
$
1.74
billion
12
Levi's Stadium
Santa Clara, California
, U.S.
San Francisco 49ers
American football
City of Santa Clara
68,500
2012
2014
$ 1.3 billion
$
1.7
billion
13
Optus Stadium
Perth
, Australia
Australia national cricket team
Cricket
Government of Western Australia
61,244
2014
2017
$1.2 billion
[
12
]
$
1.54
billion
Western Australia cricket team
Perth Scorchers
Perth Scorchers Women
West Coast Eagles
Australian rules football
Fremantle Dockers
14
Olympic Stadium
Montréal
, Cananda
CF Montréal
Association football
Government of Quebec
61,004
1973
1976
$1.1 billion
[
citation needed
]
$ 8.95 billion
15
Krestovsky Stadium
Saint Petersburg
, Russia
Zenit
Association football
Zenit
68,000
2008
2017
$1.1 billion
[
13
]
$
1.41
billion
16
U.S. Bank Stadium
Minneapolis, Minnesota
, U.S.
Minnesota Vikings
American football
Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority
73,000
2013
2016
$1.1 billion
[
14
]
$
1.44
billion
17
Globe Life Field
Arlington, Texas
, U.S.
Texas Rangers
Baseball
City of Arlington
40,300
2017
2020
$1.1 billion
[
15
]
$
1.34
billion
18
Citi Field
New York, New York
, U.S.
New York Mets
Baseball
New York Mets
41,922
2006
2009
$0.9 billion
[
citation needed
]
$
1.3
billion
19
Estádio Nacional
Brasília
, Brazil
Brasília FC
Association football
Terracap
72,788
2010
2013
$0.8 billion
[
16
]
$
1.08
billion
See also
List of most expensive buildings
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This is the second-most expensive football stadium in the world. The original budget was $300 million.
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