Raymond James Stadium
Seating Chart

Tampa, Florida

Site of Super Bowl XXXV
January 28, 2001

Facts about Raymond James Stadium: 

Capacity: 66,071, expandable to 75,000 for Super Bowl XXXV in 2001. 
Seating: Individual seats ranging from 19" to 21" wide. Distance from one seat back to the next has also been increased to 33".
Disabled Seating: 650 wheelchair-accessible seats available in every price range on every level from every sight angle in Raymond James Stadium.
Footprint: 1.92 acres.
Building Area: 1.65 million square feet.
Circumference: More than 1/2-mile walk around the main concourse surface level.
Height: More than seven stories . 177'6" to the top of the light towers.
Foundation: 109,000 tons of rebar steel.
Turf: Tifway 419 Bermuda grass.
Lighting: Eight light racks with 90 fixtures each, 168' above the field.
Field level measurement: 272' x 400' wall to wall.
Elevators: 12
Escalators: 20
Televisions: Approximately 1,200 monitors located in the various concourse levels, lounges, suites, restaurants and press box.
Groundbreaking: October 15, 1996.
Official Opening: September 20, 1996.
Rating: Best NFL playing field 1998 by the NFL Players Association.