I'll only comment on venues that I have been to. Out of the Seattle market, I've only been to the St. Louis Arena (At least that's what I think it was called). That being said.
Safeco Field #1
Sporting events are family events. If you can't watch your language for 3 hours then stay home.
Jordan-Haire (there really isn't anything special about this stadium as far as architecture or appearence. But as a big fan of Auburn, there isn't a better experience than being there when they let the eagle fly )
Other Places I liked:
Tampa Bay's stadium (forgot the name)
Arrowhead Stadium
Turner Field (largest jumbotron in the world)
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ScreamingWeasel wrote:Any sports fan that doesn't say Wrigley Field is probably a terrorist looking to overthrow Truth, Justice and the American Way. Probably hates his Mom and apple pie as well.
ehhhh it's just not the same now that lights have been installed.
I'm really too much of a homer to add anything other than the obvious local parks, such as FedEx Field Home of the Washington Redskins, though having only 1 set of escalalators for 92,000 people is really absurd. RFK was amazing back when the Skins played there you literally would bouce in the stands. Camden Yards home of the Orioles is a really nice stadium.
I wish I could've seen old soldier field I bet that place was amazing and 3 rivers stadium.
I agree. Too bad the O's suck but they play in one heck of a nice stadium. There really isn't a bad seat. Just a great place to kick back and watch a ball game.
I really want to see a game at the Horseshoe, what a nice stadium. Much jealousy to those who have been there
I believe ESPN's were similar, with LSU and A&M swapping positions and Ohio State coming in at #5.
And while I know this is going to start an arguement with all the UM fans around here, but Michigan commonly wins the most overrated award in those types of articles. Sorry fellas.
I believe ESPN's were similar, with LSU and A&M swapping positions and Ohio State coming in at #5.
And while I know this is going to start an arguement with all the UM fans around here, but Michigan commonly wins the most overrated award in those types of articles. Sorry fellas.
I haven't been to that many college football stadiums, but I've been to The Swamp 4-5 times. I was at the 2 OT Vanderbilt game this year and it was LOUD!
Pretty hard for me to judge though without experiencing exciting/close games in other stadiums.