Fans' Top 10 NFL Stadiums

Lambeau, a legendary icon since 1957, has a capacity of 81,441 (iStockphoto). The “Lambeau Leap” and Lombardi and Starr legends are cherished by fans after four Super Bowl wins.

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Source: BroBible Skol! U.S. Bank Stadium, a 2016 masterpiece, holds 66,860 on game day. Beyond its unique architecture that honors the team's goal to Rule The North, the stadium hosted the 2018 Super Bowl.

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House Built by Jim Irsay. Modernity and Midwest charm combine in this 2008 67,000-seater football palace that feels Rust Belt.

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Steelers fans celebrate the team's tenacity and six Super Bowl wins at Acrisure Stadium, previously Heinz Field, on Pittsburgh's Three Rivers. Built in 2001, it has 68,400 seats and a sea of waving Terrible Towels for an unforgettable sight.

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Fans enjoy Raymond James Stadium's pirate ship, which fires cannons with each Buccaneer score and seats 65,618 since 1998. Super Bowl XXXVII and LV triumphs are especially memorable.

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The 2024 Super Bowl will be held in this magnificent desert gem. When the Raiders moved to Las Vegas from Oakland in 2020, "the Death Star" debuted as a 65,000-seat stadium.

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Maryland football fans have called this 71,000-seater a coliseum of passion since 1998. Its ferocity brings back memories of the Ravens' Super Bowl wins in XXXV and XLVII.

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