List of the most expensive stadiums in the world.

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Rank Stadium Sport Main tenant(s) League Country City Current owner(s) Broke ground Opened Total construc­tion cost
(billion US$) 		Inflation-adjusted cost
(billion US$) in 2022[1] 		Capacity
1 SoFi Stadium American football Los Angeles Rams
NFL
 United States Inglewood Kroenke Sports & Entertainment 2016 2020 $5.5 billion[2][3] $6.22 billion 70,000
(expandable to 100,000)
Los Angeles Chargers
2 Allegiant Stadium American football Las Vegas Raiders
NFL
 United States Paradise Las Vegas Stadium Authority 2017 2020 $1.9 billion[4] $2.15 billion 65,000
UNLV Rebels
NCAA
3 MetLife Stadium American football New York Jets
NFL
 United States East Rutherford New York Jets (50%)
New York Giants (50%) 		2007 2010 $1.7 billion[5] $2.28 billion 82,500
New York Giants
4 Mercedes-Benz Stadium American football Atlanta Falcons
NFL
 United States Atlanta Georgia World Congress Center 2014 2017 $1.5 billion[6] $1.79 billion 75,000
Association football Atlanta United
MLS
5 Wembley Stadium Association football England National Team UEFA United Kingdom London The FA 2003 2007 $1.5 billion = £1.1 billion[7] $2.12 billion 90,000
England Women's National Team
6 Yankee Stadium Baseball New York Yankees
MLB
 United States New York City New York City 2006 2009 $1.5 billion[8] $2.05 billion 54,251
Association football New York City FC
MLS
7
 AT&T Stadium American football Dallas Cowboys
NFL
 United States Arlington City of Arlington
2005
2009
 $1.48 billion[9] $2.02 billion 80,000
(expandable to 105,000)
8
 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Association football Tottenham Hotspur
EPL
 United Kingdom London Tottenham Hotspur
2013
2019
 $1.33 billion = £1 billion $1.52 billion 62,850
9
 Singapore National Stadium Association football Singapore national football team
AFC
 Singapore Kallang Sport Singapore
2010
2014
 $1.31 billion = S$1.87 billion[citation needed] $1.62 billion 55,000
10 Levi's Stadium American football San Francisco 49ers NFL United States Santa Clara City of Santa Clara 2012 2014 $ 1.3 billion $1.6 billion 68,500
11 Optus Stadium Cricket Australia national cricket team
CA
 Australia Perth Government of Western Australia 2014 2017 $1.2 billion[10] $1.43 billion 61,244
Western Australia cricket team
Perth Scorchers
Perth Scorchers Women
Australian rules football West Coast Eagles
AFL
Fremantle Dockers
12 Olympic Stadium (Montreal) multi-purpose stadium CF Montréal MLS Canada Montréal Régie des Installations Olympiques (Government of Quebec) 1973 1976 $1.1 billion [14] $ 8.95 billion 61,004
12
 Krestovsky Stadium Association football Zenit
RPL
 Russia Saint Petersburg Zenit
2008
2017
 $1.1 billion[11] $1.31 billion 68,000
13
 U.S. Bank Stadium American football Minnesota Vikings
NFL
 United States Minneapolis Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority
2013
2016
 $1.1 billion[12] $1.34 billion 73,000
14
 Globe Life Field Baseball Texas Rangers
MLB
 United States Arlington City of Arlington
2017
2020
 $1.1 billion[13] $1.24 billion 40,300
15
 Citi Field Baseball New York Mets MLB United States New York New York Mets 2006 2009 $0.9 billion $1.2 billion 41,922
16
 Estádio Nacional Association football Brasília FC
CB2
 Brazil Brasília Terracap
2010
2013
 $0.8 billion[14] $1.01 billion 72,788

See also

References

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  14. ^ "High cost, corruption claims mar Brazil World Cup". Washington Post. May 12, 2014. Archived from the original on May 21, 2014. Retrieved May 12, 2014. This is the second-most expensive football stadium in the world. The original budget was $300 million.
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