Raymond James Stadium, Home of Super Bowl XLIII |
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Raymond James Stadium, Home of Super Bowl XLIII - Opened in September 20, 1998
- Raymond James Stadium was home to Super Bowl XXXV in 2001
- Tampa Stadium was home to Super Bowl XVIII in 1981 and Super Bowl XXV in 1991.
- Capacity: 72,500 for Super Bowl
- Home of: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFL football) and University of South Florida Bulls (NCAA football)
- Surface: grass: ten-time winner of award for best field in the NFL
- Known worldwide for its fan amenities, superb playing field and unique features
- Its most fan amenities famous—is Buccaneer Cove
- Located in the north end zone
- 20,000-square-foot cove
- Features a 103-foot-long authentic replica of 1800s pirate ship overlooking a façade fishing village
- Fantastic views from any of the stadium’s theater-style seats
- Large video scoreboards at each end zone
- 2 air-conditioned lounges accessible to more than 12,000 club ticket holders and 3,000 luxury suite guests
- 3 private suite levels feature air-conditioned 195 luxury suites
- Many amenities including fully retractable windows, multiple televisions, private bars and private restrooms
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