Edward Jones Dome

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Edward Jones Dome was an indoor stadium in St. Louis, Missouri, best known as the home of the NFL’s St. Louis Rams during their high-powered “Greatest Show on Turf” era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf indoor stadium
multi-purpose stadium
associatedWith Greatest Show on Turf St. Louis Rams offense
brokeGround 1992
category American football venues in Missouri
defunct National Football League venues
indoor arenas in Missouri
sports venues in St. Louis
city St. Louis
cityServed St. Louis metropolitan area
country United States
formerName Dome at America’s Center
TWA Dome
Trans World Dome
hostedEvent NCAA men’s basketball Final Four
linked to: Final Four

Super Bowl XXXIV
Super Bowl XXXVI
college football games
concerts
conventions
hostedTeam Kurt Warner–led St. Louis Rams
leagueOfPrimaryTenant National Football League
location St. Louis, Missouri
notableEra Greatest Show on Turf
opened 1995
openedAs Trans World Dome
ownership publicly owned facility
partOf America’s Center convention complex
primaryTenant St. Louis Rams
linked to: Los Angeles Rams
RamsRelocation Rams moved to Los Angeles in 2016
region Midwestern United States
renamed Dome at America’s Center
Edward Jones Dome
roofType fixed roof
seatingCapacity approximately 66,000 for football
sponsor Edward Jones Investments
sponsorshipType naming rights
state Missouri
status no longer used by an NFL team
surface artificial turf
tenantFrom St. Louis Rams 1995–2015
usedFor American football
basketball
large-scale entertainment events

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Greatest Show on Turf offense homeStadium Edward Jones Dome
Greatest Show on Turf homeStadium Edward Jones Dome
Isaac Bruce playedHomeGamesAt Edward Jones Dome
Trans World Dome successorName Edward Jones Dome