Sports in California
Stadiums and arenas

Sports in California

Section Title: Stadiums and arenas
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Stadium	City	Capacity	Type	Tenants	Opened

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles	93,607	Football	USC Trojans, Los Angeles Rams	1923

Rose Bowl	Pasadena	92,542	Football	UCLA Bruins; Rose Bowl Game	1922

SDCCU Stadium	San Diego	71,294	Multi-purpose	San Diego State Aztecs; Holiday Bowl	1967

Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park	Inglewood	70,240	Multi-purpose	Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Rams	2020 (planned)

Candlestick Park (demolished 2015)	San Francisco	70,207	Multi-purpose	1960

Levi's Stadium	Santa Clara	68,500	Football	San Francisco 49ers, San Jose Earthquakes	2014

Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum	Oakland	63,026	Multi-purpose	Oakland Raiders, Oakland Athletics	1966

California Memorial Stadium	Berkeley	62,717	Football	California Golden Bears	1923

Kezar Stadium (original) (demolished 1989)	San Francisco	59,924	Football	San Francisco Dons (1925–1951, 1959–1971), San Francisco 49ers (1946–1970), Oakland Raiders (1960)	1925

Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	56,000	Baseball	Los Angeles Dodgers	1962

Stanford Stadium	Stanford	50,000	Football	Stanford Cardinal	1921; 2006

Angel Stadium of Anaheim	Anaheim	45,050	Baseball	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	1966

Petco Park	San Diego	42,445	Baseball	San Diego Padres	2004

AT&T Park	San Francisco	41,503	Baseball	San Francisco Giants; Foster Farms Bowl	2000

Bulldog Stadium	Fresno	41,031	Football	Fresno State Bulldogs	1980

CEFCU Stadium	San Jose	30,456	Football	San Jose State Spartans	1933

Dignity Health Sports Park	Carson	27,000	Soccer	LA Galaxy, Los Angeles Chargers	2003

Banc of California Stadium	Los Angeles	22,000	Soccer	Los Angeles FC	2018

Hornet Stadium	Sacramento	21,650	Football	Sacramento State Hornets	1969

Hughes Stadium	Sacramento	20,311	Multi-purpose	1928

Oracle Arena	Oakland	19,596	Arena	Golden State Warriors	1966

Staples Center	Los Angeles	18,997	Arena	Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Kings, Los Angeles Sparks	1999

SAP Center at San Jose	San Jose	18,543	Arena	San Jose Sharks San Jose Barracuda San Jose SaberCats	1993

Honda Center	Anaheim	18,211	Arena	Anaheim Ducks Los Angeles Kiss	1993

Chase Center	San Francisco	18,064	Arena	Golden State Warriors (in 2019)	2019 (planned)

Avaya Stadium	San Jose	18,000	Soccer	San Jose Earthquakes	2015

The Forum	Inglewood	17,505	Arena	1967

Golden 1 Center	Sacramento	17,500	Arena	Sacramento Kings	2016

Sleep Train Arena	Sacramento	17,317	Arena	Sacramento Kings (1988–2016)	1988

Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena (demolished in 2016)	Los Angeles	16,161	Arena	1959

Indian Wells Tennis Garden Stadium 1	Indian Wells	16,100	Tennis	Indian Wells Masters	2000

Save Mart Center	Fresno	15,544	Arena	Fresno State Bulldogs	2003

Valley View Casino Center	San Diego	14,500	Arena	San Diego Gulls San Diego Sockers	1966

Raley Field	West Sacramento	14,011	Baseball	Sacramento River Cats	2000

Pauley Pavilion	Los Angeles	13,800	Arena	UCLA Bruins	1965

Cow Palace	Daly City	12,953	Arena	1941

Chukchansi Park	Fresno	12,500	Baseball / soccer	Fresno Grizzlies, Fresno FC (from 2018)	2002

Viejas Arena	San Diego	12,414	Arena	San Diego State Aztecs	1997

Haas Pavilion	Berkeley	11,858	Arena	California Golden Bears	1933

Long Beach Arena	Long Beach	11,719	Arena	1962

Papa Murphy's Park	Sacramento	11,442	Soccer / rugby	Sacramento Republic FC Sacramento Express	2014

Selland Arena	Fresno	11,544	Arena	1966

Stockton Arena	Stockton	11,100	Arena	Stockton Heat Stockton Kings	2005

Citizens Business Bank Arena	Ontario	10,832	Arena	Ontario Reign, Ontario Fury	2008

Galen Center	Los Angeles	10,258	Arena	USC Trojans	2006

Kezar Stadium (current)	San Francisco	10,000	Soccer	Many teams, most recently San Francisco Deltas (2017)	1990

Titan Stadium	Fullerton	10,000	Soccer	Cal State Fullerton Titans, California United FC (from 2018)	1992

Rabobank Arena	Bakersfield	9,333	Arena	Bakersfield Condors	1998

Dignity Health Sports Park (tennis)	Carson	9,000	Tennis	2004

Walter Pyramid	Long Beach	8,500	Arena	Long Beach State 49ers men's basketball	1994

Indian Wells Tennis Garden Stadium 2	Indian Wells	8,000	Tennis	Indian Wells Masters	2014

Anaheim Convention Center The Arena at the Anaheim Convention Center	Anaheim	7,500	Arena	1967

The Pavilion at ARC	Davis	7,650	Arena	UC Davis Aggies men's basketball	1977

Maples Pavilion	Stanford	7,233	Arena	Stanford Cardinal	1969; 2004

Stevens Stadium	Santa Clara	7,000	Soccer	Santa Clara Broncos	1962

Torero Stadium	San Diego	6,000	Football / soccer	San Diego Toreros, San Diego 1904 FC (from 2018)	1961

Alex G. Spanos Center	Stockton	6,100	Arena	Pacific Tigers men's basketball	1981

Bren Events Center	Irvine	6,000	Arena	UC Irvine Anteaters men's basketball	1984

UC Santa Barbara Events Center	Santa Barbara	6,000	Arena	UC Santa Barbara Gauchos men's basketball	1979

San Jose State Event Center	San Jose	5,000	Arena	San Jose State Spartans	1989

Los Angeles Tennis Center	Los Angeles	5,800	Tennis	UCLA Bruins	1984

Jenny Craig Pavilion	San Diego	5,500	Arena	UC San Diego Tritons	1992

The Sobrato Center	San Francisco	5,300	Arena	University of San Francisco	1974

RIMAC	San Diego	5,000	Arena	UC San Diego Tritons	1992

Titan Gym	Fullerton	5,000	Arena	Cal State Fullerton Titans men's basketball	1964

Kezar Pavilion	San Francisco	5,000	Arena	1924

Leavey Center	Santa Clara	5,000	Arena	Santa Clara Broncos	1974

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The Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson was opened in 2003.

final_sentence: The Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson was opened in 2003.