Kyle Field.

Kyle Field is the largest stadium by capacity in Texas, USA.

Kyle Field is an stadium that can seat up to 102,733 spectators. Located in College Station, Texas, USA, Kyle Field was opened in the year 1927 (95 years of age).

The stadium is home to Texas A&M Aggies (NCAA) and is a venue for sports such as football.

 Compare Kyle Field with Jones AT&T Stadium from Lubbock.

 Compare Kyle Field with Spartan Stadium from East Lansing.

Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium.

Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium is the 2^nd largest stadium by capacity in Texas, USA.

Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium is an stadium that can seat up to 100,119 spectators. Located in Austin, Texas, USA, Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium was opened in the year 1924 (98 years of age).

The stadium hosts sports events for football. Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium is home to organizations such as Texas Longhorns (NCAA)

 Compare Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium with Legion Field from Birmingham.

 Compare Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium with Brown Stadium from Providence.

Cotton Bowl.

Cotton Bowl is the 3^rd largest stadium by capacity in Texas, USA.

Opened in 1930, Cotton Bowl is a 92-year-old stadium, with a maximum capacity of 92,100 spectators. It is located in Dallas, Texas, USA.

Home to organizations such as Red River Rivalry (NCAA), State Fair Classic (NCAA), First Responder Bowl (NCAA), the stadium hosts events for sports such as football.

 Compare Cotton Bowl with Brown Stadium from Providence.

 Compare Cotton Bowl with Mercedes-Benz Superdome from New Orleans.

AT&T Stadium.

AT&T Stadium is the largest stadium by capacity in Arlington, Texas.

AT&T Stadium is an stadium in Arlington, Texas, USA, which can house a full seating capacity of 80,000 spectators. AT&T Stadium was opened in the year 2009 (13 years of age).

Home of Dallas Cowboys (NFL), Cotton Bowl Classic (NCAA), Big 12 Championship Game (NCAA), the stadiumis a venue for sports events such as football.

 Compare AT&T Stadium with Marlins Park from Miami.

 Compare AT&T Stadium with Yankee Stadium from Bronx.

NRG Stadium.

NRG Stadium is the largest stadium by capacity in Houston, Texas.

NRG Stadium is an stadium in Houston, Texas, USA, which can house a full seating capacity of 71,500 spectators. NRG Stadium was opened in the year 2002 (20 years of age).

Home to organizations such as Houston Texans (NFL), Texas Bowl (NCAA), the stadium hosts events for sports such as football.

 Compare NRG Stadium with Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium from Austin.

 Compare NRG Stadium with Dick's Sporting Goods Park from Commerce City.

Rice Stadium.

Rice Stadium is the 2^nd largest stadium by capacity in Houston, Texas.

Rice Stadium is an stadium located in Houston, Texas, USA. Opened in the year 1950, Rice Stadium's building age is 72 years and has a seating capacity of up to 70,000 spectators.

The stadium hosts sports events for football. Rice Stadium is home to organizations such as Rice Owls (NCAA)

 Compare Rice Stadium with Empower Field At Mile High from Denver.

 Compare Rice Stadium with TIAA Bank Field from Jacksonville.

Minute Maid Park.

Minute Maid Park is the 3^rd largest stadium by capacity in Houston, Texas.

Located in Houston, Texas, USA, Minute Maid Park is an stadium which is capable of accommodating up to 41,000 spectators. Minute Maid Park was opened in the year 2000 (22 years of age).

Home to organizations such as Houston Astros (MLB), the stadium hosts events for sports such as baseball.

 Compare Minute Maid Park with Great American Ballpark from Cincinnati.

 Compare Minute Maid Park with Dodger Stadium from Los Angeles.