MAC Football Stadiums

All 13 home stadiums of the Mid-American Conference (MAC) for the 2026 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Waldo Stadium (Western Michigan Broncos) with 36,361 seats. Together they hold 352,400 fans, an average of 27,108 per stadium. The oldest is Frank Solich Field at Peden Stadium, opened in 1929.

1. 1FBSWaldo Stadium — Western Michigan Broncos (Kalamazoo, Michigan)36,361 seats
2. 2FBSKramer/Deromedi Field at Kelly/Shorts Stadium — Central Michigan Chippewas (Mount Pleasant, Michigan)35,127 seats
3. 3FBSDoyt L. Perry Stadium — Bowling Green Falcons (Bowling Green, Ohio)33,572 seats
4. 4FBSFred C. Yager Stadium — Miami RedHawks (Oxford, Ohio)30,087 seats
5. 5FBSInfoCision Stadium–Summa Field — Akron Zips (Akron, Ohio)30,000 seats
6. 6FBSRynearson Stadium — Eastern Michigan Eagles (Ypsilanti, Michigan)26,188 seats
7. 7FBSGlass Bowl — Toledo Rockets (Toledo, Ohio)26,038 seats
8. 8FBSDix Stadium — Kent State Golden Flashes (Kent, Ohio)25,319 seats
9. 9FBSUB Stadium — Buffalo Bulls (Buffalo, New York)25,013 seats
10. 10FBSFrank Solich Field at Peden Stadium — Ohio Bobcats (Athens, Ohio)24,000 seats
11. 11FBSScheumann Stadium — Ball State Cardinals (Muncie, Indiana)22,500 seats
12. 12FBSHornet Stadium — Sacramento State Hornets (Sacramento, California)21,195 seats
13. 13FBSWarren McGuirk Alumni Stadium — UMass Minutemen (Hadley, Massachusetts)17,000 seats

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current stadium, not later renovations.