A decade ago, fans jammed into Candlestick, Three Rivers Stadium and Fenway.
And afterward, so many fans jammed the lobby to get players' autographs that university officials cut the line off after an hour.
The fans lined up hours before the tip-off and jammed into Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse, and the party never stopped.
Friday evening, 40,000 fans jammed special sections of the Superdome for the annual battle of the bands between the two Louisiana schools.
Some 9,000 fans jammed the arena for an exhibition by great figures from the modern history of Minnesota hockey.
In another, fans jammed a square in the shadow of a mighty statue of his father to chant: "Down with the system!
More than a million delirious fans jammed the Champs-Élysées, dancing through the night.
The fans jammed the arena and cheered every basket, every assist, every rebound, even though the Hornets won only 20 of 82 games.
Two thousand fans jammed the ball field.
Earlier yesterday, 500 fans jammed Edmonton's city hall as officials proclaimed it Paul Coffey Day.
