Tampa Stadium - List of Tenants & Major Events

List of Tenants & Major Events

Preceded by first stadium	Home of the University of Tampa Spartans 1967 – 1974	Succeeded by final stadium
Preceded by first stadium	Home of the Tampa Bay Rowdies 1975 – 1993	Succeeded by final stadium
Preceded by first stadium	Home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976 – 1997	Succeeded by Raymond James Stadium
Preceded by The Kingdome	Host of the NFL Pro Bowl 1978	Succeeded by Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Preceded by first stadium	Home of the Florida Classic 1978 – 1996	Succeeded by Citrus Bowl
Preceded by Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Host of NFC Championship Game 1980	Succeeded by Veterans Stadium
Preceded by first stadium	Home of the Tampa Bay Bandits 1983 – 1985	Succeeded by final stadium
Preceded by Rose Bowl Louisiana Superdome	Host of the Super Bowl XVIII 1984 XXV 1991	Succeeded by Stanford Stadium Metrodome
Preceded by Mile High Stadium	Host of the USFL Championship Game 1984	Succeeded by Giants Stadium
Preceded by Legion Field	Host of the Hall of Fame/Outback Bowl 1986 – 1998	Succeeded by Raymond James Stadium
Preceded by first stadium	Home of the Tampa Bay Mutiny 1996 – 1999	Succeeded by Raymond James Stadium
Preceded by first stadium	Home of the South Florida Bulls 1997 – 1998	Succeeded by Raymond James Stadium

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