The biggest American football stadium is Michigan Stadium (Ann Arbor, MI) --capacity 107,501
Michigan Stadium is the largest college-owned structure of its kind designed solely for (American) football, according to the University of Michigan online media guide.
The "largest attendance" at an American football game was at Michigan Stadium in 2003 versus Ohio State, when 112,118 people were in attendance. That is the National Collegiate Athletic Associaition regular-season record.
I also found this, about baskeball and hockey (both held by USA collegiate games):
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Michigan State University played the "BasketBowl" at Ford Field (Detriot, MI) against the University of Kentucky on December 13, 2003 and drew a world record Basketball crowd of 78,129.
On Oct. 6, 2001, "The Cold War" hockey game between Michigan State University and the University Michigan drew 74,554 fans to Spartan Stadium (East Lansing, MI). Tickets for "The Cold War" were suspended after nine business days.
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On February 1, 2009, Super Bowl XLIII was played in Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL and the attendance was 70,774. On February 3, 2008, Super Bowl XLII was played in the University of Phoenix stadium in Glendale, AZ and the attendance was 71,101.
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67,468 fans witnessed the end of Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak in 1941 in Cleveland. This attendance number was the largest attendance number was a record for a night game.
there were various sizes, the largest having a capacity of 2000.
47,116 is the maximum capacity for a baseball game at Safeco field. During the Seattle Bowl 54,097 people set the maximum attendance record.47,116