College Football Bowl Game Stadiums

The stadiums that host 29 college football bowl games, from the Rose Bowl Stadium to the bowls played in NFL stadiums. Several stadiums host two bowls.

College Football Playoff bowls6

  1. 1FBSRose Bowl — Rose Bowl Stadium (Pasadena, California)89,702 seats
  2. 2NFLSugar Bowl — Caesars Superdome (New Orleans, Louisiana)73,208 seats
  3. 3NFLOrange Bowl — Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Gardens, Florida)64,767 seats
  4. 4NFLCotton Bowl Classic — AT&T Stadium (Arlington, Texas)80,000 seats
  5. 5NFLPeach Bowl — Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, Georgia)71,000 seats
  6. 6NFLFiesta Bowl — State Farm Stadium (Glendale, Arizona)63,400 seats

Other bowl games23

  1. 1FBSAlamo Bowl — Alamodome (San Antonio, Texas)64,000 seats
  2. 2NFLGator Bowl — EverBank Stadium (Jacksonville, Florida)67,814 seats
  3. 3FBSHoliday Bowl — Snapdragon Stadium (San Diego, California)35,000 seats
  4. 4NFLLas Vegas Bowl — Allegiant Stadium (Paradise, Nevada)65,000 seats
  5. 5FBSSun Bowl — Sun Bowl Stadium (El Paso, Texas)51,500 seats
  6. 6FBSLiberty Bowl — Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium (Memphis, Tennessee)50,000 seats
  7. 7NFLMusic City Bowl — Nissan Stadium (Nashville, Tennessee)68,798 seats
  8. 8NFLReliaQuest Bowl — Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, Florida)65,857 seats
  9. 9NFLDuke’s Mayo Bowl — Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, North Carolina)75,037 seats
  10. 10NFLTexas Bowl — NRG Stadium (Houston, Texas)72,220 seats
  11. 11FBSMilitary Bowl — Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (Annapolis, Maryland)34,000 seats
  12. 12FBSArmed Forces Bowl — Amon G. Carter Stadium (Fort Worth, Texas)47,000 seats
  13. 13FBSFirst Responder Bowl — Gerald J. Ford Stadium (Dallas, Texas)33,200 seats
  14. 14FBSNew Mexico Bowl — University Stadium (Albuquerque, New Mexico)39,224 seats
  15. 15NFLLA Bowl — SoFi Stadium (Inglewood, California)70,240 seats
  16. 16FBSHawai‘i Bowl — Clarence T. C. Ching Athletics Complex (Honolulu, Hawaii)15,194 seats
  17. 17FBSBirmingham Bowl — Protective Stadium (Birmingham, Alabama)47,100 seats
  18. 18FBSBoca Raton Bowl — Howard Schnellenberger Field at Flagler Credit Union Stadium (Boca Raton, Florida)30,000 seats
  19. 19FBS68 Ventures Bowl — Hancock Whitney Stadium (Mobile, Alabama)25,450 seats
  20. 20NFLGameAbove Sports Bowl — Ford Field (Detroit, Michigan)65,000 seats
  21. 21FBSMyrtle Beach Bowl — Brooks Stadium (Conway, South Carolina)21,000 seats
  22. 22NFLNew Orleans Bowl — Caesars Superdome (New Orleans, Louisiana)73,208 seats
  23. 23NFLCelebration Bowl — Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, Georgia)71,000 seats

How this list works

Bowl games and the stadiums that host them, based on where each bowl was played in the 2025–26 season. The six College Football Playoff bowls rotate the quarterfinals and semifinals among them each year.

Only bowls played in a stadium listed in our directory are included, so bowls played in baseball parks, soccer stadiums or overseas are left out. Bowl names change with sponsors, and a bowl can move, so check the bowl’s own site for dates and tickets.

See also: NFL stadiums and biggest college football stadiums.

Data covers the 2026 season and comes from each stadium’s listing in our directory. Last updated November 10, 2026. See something wrong? Use the correction form on the stadium’s page.

Quick answers

Where is the Rose Bowl played?

The Rose Bowl is played at Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California, also the home of the UCLA Bruins.

Which stadium hosts the most bowl games?

Caesars Superdome hosts the Sugar Bowl and the New Orleans Bowl, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts the Peach Bowl and the Celebration Bowl.