Fedex Field - Venue Tickets, Schedules, Seating Charts, and Information

FedEx Field that is also known as the Jack Kent Cooke stadium is a football arena that is located in Landover, Beltway. It is the home of the Washington Redskins football team and is the largest stadium in the NFL, offering a seating capacity for 91,704 people. This wonderful stadium was inaugurated in the year 1997 and the site of the stadium was called Raljon. “Wilson farm” was situated at the site where the stadium is now located. The stadium has 5 different levels- the Lower Level, the Club Level, the Lower and Upper Suite Levels and the Upper Level. The Lower, Club, and Upper Levels are all named after well-known celebrities and personalities of the Redskins, NFL and Washington D.C. area. The Lower Level is officially named as "George Preston Marshall Lower Level", The Club is named "Joe Gibbs Club Level and The Upper Level is called "Pete Rozelle Upper Level." The Suite Levels consists of more than 200 suite, loge and Owner's Club luxury boxes.

The stadium is famous for hosting the Prince George's Classic college football game, which is conducted every year. It is a kind of game that is usually held between two historically Black Universities. FedEx Field has also hosted many other football games, including the college game that was held between the University of Notre Dame and the United States Naval Academy in the year 1998. The stadium has played host to numerous other events as well, including many big-time shows and concerts. But the stadium is not very famous with the game of soccer, as D.C. United of Major League Soccer wished to play at RFK Stadium after the new stadium's opening. As Jack Kent Cooke Stadium, it played host to four preliminary matches and one quarterfinal doubleheader in the Women's World Cup that was held in the year 1999.