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This is a list of the 50 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) 784 x 2000 pixels 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 180 by 72 feet (55 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 LP Field 54 by 157 feet (16 by 48 m) 8,478 square feet (787.6 m2) 1032 x 3,000 pixels ANC Sports [8] [9]
7 Tokyo Racecourse 218 by 37 feet (66 by 11 m) 8,066 square feet (749.4 m2) Mitsubishi Diamond Vision [10]
8 Citizens Bank Park 76 by 97 feet (23 by 30 m) 7,372 square feet (684.9 m2) Sony [11]
9 Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium 134 by 55 feet (41 by 17 m) 7,370 square feet (685 m2) Daktronics [10]
10 Sun Life Stadium 137 by 50 feet (42 by 15 m) 6,850 square feet (636 m2) 736 x 2,112 pixels Daktronics [10]
11 Gillette Stadium 164 by 41.5 feet (50.0 by 12.6 m) 6,806 square feet (632.3 m2) Daktronics [12]
12 Minute Maid Park 124 by 54 feet (38 by 16 m) 6,696 square feet (622.1 m2) [13]
13 Comerica Park 94 by 65 feet (29 by 20 m) 6,096 square feet (566.3 m2) Daktronics [14]
14 Sha Tin Racecourse 231 by 26 feet (70.4 by 7.9 m) 6,006 square feet (558.0 m2) 400 x 3,520 pixels [15]
15 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 150 by 40 feet (46 by 12 m) 6,000 square feet (560 m2) [16]
16 Yankee Stadium 101 by 59 feet (31 by 18 m) 5,959 square feet (553.6 m2) [17]
17 Miller Park 110 by 54 feet (34 by 16 m) 5,940 square feet (552 m2) Daktronics [18]
18 Target Field 101 by 57 feet (31 by 17 m) 5,757 square feet (534.8 m2) 1,080 x 1,920 pixels Daktronics [19]
19 Fukuoka Dome 32.76 by 173.86 feet (9.99 by 52.99 m) 5,698.65 square feet (529.422 m2) Panasonic AstroVision [20]
20 Turner Field 79 by 71 feet (24 by 22 m) 5,600 square feet (520 m2) [21]
21 Chase Field 46 by 136 feet (14 by 41 m) 5,538 square feet (514.5 m2) 880 x 2,592 pixels Daktronics [22]
22 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 [23]
23 Progressive Field 36 by 149 feet (11 by 45 m) 5,364 square feet (498.3 m2) 480 x 1,984 pixels Daktronics [24]
24 Arizona Stadium 47 by 112 feet (14 by 34 m) 5,352 square feet (497.2 m2) CBS Outdoor with Click Effects [25]
25 Davis Wade Stadium 111 by 47 feet (34 by 14 m) 5,212 square feet (484.2 m2) 720 x 1,280 pixels Capturion with Click Effects [26]
26 Ohio Stadium 42 by 124 feet (13 by 38 m) 5,208 square feet (483.8 m2) LSI Industries with Click Effects [27]
27 TCF Bank Stadium 108 by 48 feet (33 by 15 m) 5,184 square feet (481.6 m2) 900 x 2,040 pixels Daktronics [28]
28 Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium 31 by 166 feet (9.4 by 50.6 m) 5,146 square feet (478.1 m2) 600 x 3168 pixels Daktronics [29]
29 Rangers Ballpark in Arlington 120 by 42 feet (37 by 13 m) 5,040 square feet (468 m2) 840 x 2,352 pixels Daktronics [30]
30 The Colosseum at Caesars Palace 120 by 40 feet (37 by 12 m) 4,800 square feet (450 m2) Mitsubishi Diamond Vision [31]
31 Nationals Park 101 by 47 feet (31 by 14 m) 4,747 square feet (441.0 m2) [32]
32 Neyland Stadium 124 by 37 feet (38 by 11 m) 4,588 square feet (426.2 m2) [33]
33 Williams-Brice Stadium 124 by 36 feet (38 by 11 m) 4,464 square feet (414.7 m2) [34]
34 Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 29.5 by 136 feet (9.0 by 41.5 m) 4,012 square feet (372.7 m2) 560 x 2592 pixels Daktronics [35]
35 Memorial Stadium 33.6 by 117.6 feet (10.2 by 35.8 m) 3,949 square feet (366.9 m2) Mitsubishi Diamond Vision [36]
36 Kyle Field 53 by 73 feet (16 by 22 m) 3,869 square feet (359.4 m2) [37]
37 BB&T Field 42 by 92 feet (13 by 28 m) 3,864 square feet (359.0 m2) 840 x 1800 pixels Daktronics [38]
38 Fenway Park 100 by 38 feet (30 by 12 m) 3,800 square feet (350 m2) Mitsubishi Diamond Vision [39]
39 Rogers Centre 110 by 33 feet (34 by 10 m) 3,630 square feet (337 m2) [40]
40 Citi Field 40 by 90 feet (12 by 27 m) 3,600 square feet (330 m2) 760 x 1,704 pixels Daktronics [41]
41 Vanderbilt Stadium 50 by 72 feet (15 by 22 m) 3,600 square feet (330 m2) 720 x 1,280 pixels YESCO with Click Effects [42]
42 Mexico City Arena 46 by 78 feet (14 by 24 m) 3,588 square feet (333.3 m2) Daktronics [43]
43 Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium 30 by 107 feet (9.1 by 32.6 m) 3,210 square feet (298 m2) 720 x 3168 pixels LSI industries with Click Effects [44]
44 AT&T Park 107 by 30 feet (32.6 by 9.1 m) 3,200 square feet (300 m2) Mitsubishi Diamond Vision [45]
45 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 [46]
46 Vaught–Hemingway Stadium 42 by 74.5 feet (12.8 by 22.7 m) 3,129 square feet (290.7 m2) 800 x 1416 pixels Daktronics [47]
47 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 [48]
48 Sydney Showground Stadium 36 by 80.5 feet (11.0 by 24.5 m) 2,898 square feet (269.2 m2) 540 x 1,206 pixels Daktronics [49]
49 Jack Trice Stadium 36 by 79.5 feet (11.0 by 24.2 m) 2,862 square feet (265.9 m2) 720 x 1,584 pixels Daktronics [50]
50 Autzen Stadium 33 by 85 feet (10 by 26 m) 2,805 square feet (260.6 m2) [51]

See also

References

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  44. ^ Video boards have become big recruiting tool
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  49. ^ "Skoda Stadium Sydney Showground". Daktronics.com. 25 May 2012. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |1= (help)
  50. ^ "Renderings For Jack Trice Stadium Videoboard Display". Cyclones.com. 20 April 2011. Retrieved 8 November 2011.
  51. ^ Autzen Stadium, Oregon Sports Network, retrieved 8 November 2011
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