Fedex Field

Located in Landover, Maryland, FedEx Field is home to the Washington Redskins of the National Football League. Currently the largest NFL stadium with a seating capacity of 91,665 people, FedEx Field also hosts college football's annual Prince George's Classic.

FedEx Field opened in August 1997. The cost of the $250.5 million FedEx Field was financed through both the public and the state. Owned by Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder and operated by the Washington Redskins, FedEx Field has a natural grass playing surface. FedEx Field was originally called Jack Kent Cooke Stadium after the former owner of the Washington Redskins. FedEx paid an undisclosed amount in 1999 for naming rights.

Even though FedEx Field is less than 10 years old, it has already undergone two renovations. The first one, in 1999, was a $35 million improvement. In 2000, $20 million was spent on a new owner's club suite level, escalators for the upper deck, and additional seats. Disabled seating is available on all five levels of seating at FedEx Field. Each of the five levels of seating bears the distinction of being named after important people in Washington Redskins history. The "George Preston Marshall Lower Level" and the "Joe Gibbs Club Level" are just two of the five levels.

Washington Redskins tickets are consistently in high demand are one of the most sought-after NFL tickets. Since FedEx Field opened, there is yet to be a Washington Redskins home game that has not been sold out. FedEx Field consistently sells out for Washington Redskins games, with the exception of certain sections of Club Suites and Executive Suites. There is currently a 30-year waiting list for Washington Redskins season tickets.

The first NFL game hosted at FedEx Field took place September 14, 1997, when the Washington Redskins hosted the Arizona Cardinals. Other events that have been held at FedEx Field include part of the World Series of Soccer when DC United hosted Chelsea F.C. in 2005.

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