Stadium Lists: Oldest MLB Stadiums

Bringing this back for now, just trying to change up the posting here. I thought this topic would be neat, because there are 2 REALLY old stadiums, 4 stadiums from the 60s and 70s, then the rest are fairly new.

#10
US Cellular Field
Chicago, IL
1991


#9
Tropicana Field
St. Petersburg, FL
1990


#8
Rodgers Centre
Toronto, ON
1989


#7
Sun Life Stadium
Miami Gardens, FL
1987


#6
Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City, MO
1973

*Note, they upgraded the stadium after the 2008 season

#5
Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA
1966


#4
Angels Stadium
Anaheim, CA
1966


#3
Dodgers Stadium
Los Angeles, CA
1962


#2
Wrigley Field
Chicago, IL
1914


#1
Fenway Park
Boston, MA
1912


So there it is. The Marlins are getting a new ballpark for the 2012 season, while the Rays are looking for a place to put one. Boston got the 1999 MLB All-Star game, because they thought that Fenway would be replaced any day now, but it has survived 10 more years.

Stadium Lists: Largest Stadiums By Capacity

The start of a new thing here at Stadia Arcadia. I will compile a list for the entertainment of you. So where else to start than going big. This is a list of the 10 largest stadiums in the world.

#10
Azadi Stadium
Tehran, Iran
100,000 seats


#9
Neyland Stadium
Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
100,011 seats


#8
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
100,018 Seats


#7
Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium
Austin, Texas, USA
100,119 seats


#6
Ohio Stadium
Columbus, Ohio, USA
102,329 seats


#5
Estadio Azteca
Mexico City, Mexico
105,000 seats


#4
Michigan Stadium
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
106,201 seats


#3
Beaver Stadium
State College, Pennsylvania, USA
107,282 seats


#2
Salt Lake Stadium
Kolkata, India
120,000 seats


#1
Rungrado May Day Stadium
Pyongyang, North Korea
150,000 seats


And now you know! 5 college football stadiums are on the list, and I think Alabama plans to expand their stadium to 100,000 seats for next season.