List of largest video screens
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This is a list of the largest video screens in the world. The Charlotte Motor Speedway currently has the largest video screen at 16,000 square feet (1,500 m2).
| Rank | Location | Dimensions | Size | Resolution | Technology | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Charlotte Motor Speedway | 200 by 80 feet (61 by 24 m) | 16,000 square feet (1,500 m2) | Panasonic | [1] | |
| 2 | Meydan Racecourse | 353 by 37 feet (108 by 11 m) | 12,708 square feet (1,180.6 m2) | 1,088 x 10,752 pixels | Mitsubishi Diamond Vision | [2] |
| 3 | Kawasaki Racecourse | 236 by 52 feet (72 by 16 m) | 12,272 square feet (1,140.1 m2) | [3] | ||
| 4 | Cowboys Stadium | 160 by 72 feet (49 by 22 m) | 11,520 square feet (1,070 m2) | 1,088 x 2,432 pixels | Mitsubishi Diamond Vision | [4][5] |
| 5 | Kauffman Stadium | 105 by 84 feet (32 by 26 m) | 8,820 square feet (819 m2) | 1,800 x 1,584 pixels | Daktronics | [6][7] |
| 6 | Tokyo Racecourse | 218 by 37 feet (66 by 11 m) | 8,066 square feet (749.4 m2) | Mitsubishi Diamond Vision | [8] | |
| 7 | Citizens Bank Park | 76 by 97 feet (23 by 30 m) | 7,372 square feet (684.9 m2) | Sony | [9] | |
| 8 | Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium | 134 by 55 feet (41 by 17 m) | 7,370 square feet (685 m2) | Daktronics | [8] | |
| 9 | Sun Life Stadium | 137 by 50 feet (42 by 15 m) | 6,850 square feet (636 m2) | 736 x 2,112 pixels | Daktronics | [8] |
| 10 | Gillette Stadium | 164 by 41.5 feet (50 by 12.6 m) | 6,806 square feet (632.3 m2) | Daktronics | [10] | |
| 11 | Minute Maid Park | 124 by 54 feet (38 by 16 m) | 6,696 square feet (622.1 m2) | [11] | ||
| 12 | Sha Tin Racecourse | 231 by 26 feet (70 by 7.9 m) | 6,006 square feet (558.0 m2) | 400 x 3,520 pixels | [12] | |
| 13 | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 150 by 40 feet (46 by 12 m) | 6,000 square feet (560 m2) | [13] | ||
| 14 | Yankee Stadium | 101 by 59 feet (31 by 18 m) | 5,959 square feet (553.6 m2) | [14] | ||
| 15 | Target Field | 101 by 57 feet (31 by 17 m) | 5,757 square feet (534.8 m2) | 1,080 x 1,920 pixels | Daktronics | [15] |
| 16 | Turner Field | 79 by 71 feet (24 by 22 m) | 5,600 square feet (520 m2) | [16] | ||
| 17 | Chase Field | 46 by 136 feet (14 by 41 m) | 5,538 square feet (514.5 m2) | 880 x 2,592 pixels | Daktronics | [17] |
| 18 | Great American Ball Park | 39 by 138 feet (12 by 42 m) | 5,382 square feet (500.0 m2) | 740 x 2,616 pixels | Daktronics | [18] |
| 19 | Progressive Field | 36 by 149 feet (11 by 45 m) | 5,364 square feet (498.3 m2) | 480 x 1,984 pixels | Daktronics | [19] |
| 20 | Arizona Stadium | 47 by 112 feet (14 by 34 m) | 5,352 square feet (497.2 m2) | [20] | ||
| 21 | Davis Wade Stadium | 111 by 47 feet (34 by 14 m) | 5,212 square feet (484.2 m2) | [21] | ||
| 22 | TCF Bank Stadium | 108 by 48 feet (33 by 15 m) | 5,184 square feet (481.6 m2) | 900 x 2,040 pixels | Daktronics | [22] |
| 23 | Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium | 31 by 166 feet (9.4 by 51 m) | 5,146 square feet (478.1 m2) | 600 x 3168 pixels | Daktronics | [23] |
| 24 | Rangers Ballpark in Arlington | 120 by 42 feet (37 by 13 m) | 5,040 square feet (468 m2) | 840 x 2,352 pixels | Daktronics | [24] |
| 25 | The Colosseum at Caesars Palace | 120 by 40 feet (37 by 12 m) | 4,800 square feet (450 m2) | Mitsubishi Diamond Vision | [25] | |
| 26 | Nationals Park | 101 by 47 feet (31 by 14 m) | 4,747 square feet (441.0 m2) | [26] | ||
| 27 | Neyland Stadium | 124 by 37 feet (38 by 11 m) | 4,588 square feet (426.2 m2) | [27] | ||
| 28 | Ben Hill Griffin Stadium | 29.5 by 136 feet (9.0 by 41 m) | 4,012 square feet (372.7 m2) | 560 x 2592 pixels | Daktronics | [28] |
| 29 | Memorial Stadium | 33.6 by 117.6 feet (10.2 by 35.8 m) | 3,949 square feet (366.9 m2) | [29] | ||
| 30 | Kyle Field | 53 by 73 feet (16 by 22 m) | 3,869 square feet (359.4 m2) | [30] | ||
| 31 | BB&T Field | 42 by 92 feet (13 by 28 m) | 3,864 square feet (359.0 m2) | 840 x 1800 pixels | Daktronics | [31] |
| 32 | Rogers Centre | 110 by 33 feet (34 by 10 m) | 3,630 square feet (337 m2) | [32] | ||
| 33 | Citi Field | 40 by 90 feet (12 by 27 m) | 3,600 square feet (330 m2) | 760 x 1,704 pixels | Daktronics | [33] |
| 34 | Mexico City Arena | 46 by 78 feet (14 by 24 m) | 3,588 square feet (333.3 m2) | Daktronics | [34] | |
| 35 | Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium | 30 by 107 feet (9.1 by 33 m) | 3,210 square feet (298 m2) | [35] | ||
| 36 | AT&T Park | 107 by 30 feet (33 by 9.1 m) | 3,200 square feet (300 m2) | [36] | ||
| 37 | Memorial Stadium | 35.5 by 88.5 feet (10.8 by 27.0 m) | 3,142 square feet (291.9 m2) | 720 x 1800 pixels | Daktronics | [37] |
| 38 | Vaught–Hemingway Stadium | 42 by 74.5 feet (13 by 22.7 m) | 3,129 square feet (290.7 m2) | 800 x 1416 pixels | Daktronics | [38] |
| 39 | Heinz Field | 30.5 by 95.5 feet (9.3 by 29.1 m) | 2,913 square feet (270.6 m2) | 580 x 1824 pixels | Daktronics | [39] |
| 40 | Jack Trice Stadium | 36 by 79.5 feet (11 by 24.2 m) | 2,862 square feet (265.9 m2) | 720 x 1,584 pixels | Daktronics | [40] |
| 41 | Autzen Stadium | 33 by 85 feet (10 by 26 m) | 2,805 square feet (260.6 m2) | [41] | ||
| 42 | Ohio Stadium | 30 by 90 feet (9.1 by 27 m) | 2,700 square feet (250 m2) | [42] | ||
| 43 | Carter–Finley Stadium | 30 by 88.7 feet (9.1 by 27.0 m) | 2,660 square feet (247 m2) | 600 x 1776 pixels | Daktronics | [43] |
| 44 | Rutgers Stadium | 38 by 68 feet (12 by 21 m) | 2,584 square feet (240.1 m2) | 720 x 1,296 pixels | Daktronics | [44] |
| 45 | Memorial Stadium | 28 by 85 feet (8.5 by 26 m) | 2,380 square feet (221 m2) | 720 x 1,296 pixels | Daktronics | [45] |
| 46 | Rose Bowl (stadium) | 30 by 77 feet (9.1 by 23 m) | 2,310 square feet (215 m2) | 600 x 1,536 pixels | Daktronics | [46] |
[edit] See also
[edit] References
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