Sports stadiums are large venues designed for hosting various athletic events, such as football, baseball, and soccer games. They typically feature seating for thousands of spectators, along with facilities like concession stands, restrooms, and sometimes luxury boxes. Stadiums can be open-air or enclosed, depending on the climate and the type of events they host. Many sports stadiums are equipped with modern technology, including scoreboards, video screens, and sound systems to enhance the spectator experience. They often serve as community hubs, hosting concerts and other events beyond sports. Famous examples include Wembley Stadium in London and Yankee Stadium in New York City.