10 most expensive stadiums

10. Optus Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,000,000,000
• construction date: 2014-2017
• location: Perth, Australia
• capacity: 61,244
• sport: cricket

9. Singapore National Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,310,000,000
• construction date: 2010-2014
• location: Kallang, Singapore
• capacity: 55,000
• sport: american football

8. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,330,000,000
• construction date: 2013-2019
• location: London, UK
• capacity: 62,850
• sport: american football

7. AT&T Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,480,000,000
• construction date: 2005-2009
• location: Arlington, Texas, United States
• capacity: 100,000
• sport: american football

6. Yankee Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,490,000,000
• construction date: 2006-2009
• location: New York, United States
• capacity: 54,251
• sport: baseball, football

5. Wembley Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,500,000,000
• construction date: 2003-2007
• location: London, UK
• capacity: 90,000
• sport: football

4. Mercedes-Benz Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,510,000,000
• construction date: 2014-2017
• location: Atlanta, Georgia, United States
• capacity: 75,000
• sport: american football and football

3. MetLife Stadium

• construction cost: $1,700,000,000
• construction date: 2007-2010
• location: East Rutherford, NJ, United States
• capacity: 82,500
• sport: american football

2. Allegiant Stadium

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• construction cost: $1,900,000,000
• construction date: 2017-2020
• location: Paradise, United States
• capacity: 65,000
• sport: american football

1. SoFi Stadium

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• construction cost: $5,500,000,000
• construction date: 2016-2020
• location: Inglewood, United States
• capacity: 70,000
• sport: american football