Nothing like the history and tradition of Lambeau. I think I saw the Bears dump in there in the 70s.
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Nothing like the history and tradition of Lambeau. I think I saw the Bears dump in there in the 70s.
So I'm assuming pro only. I would agree on Lambeau but then I'm a cheesehead. Not sure there's a criteria but that would make a difference
They have the Oakland coliseum about right. The Fed ex fourm in Memphis absolutely should not be in the top1/3. I was there there for the NCAAs .
Can't they finally tear it down soon. Aren't the A's joining the Raiders in Vegas?
Nothing like the history and tradition of Lambeau. I think I saw the Bears dump in there in the 70s.
Oakland Coliseum is 1,000 out of 100. There is not a pro stadium in America as bad. It's the reason they're going to Vegas.
Maybe I'm a homer on this, but there are many in the top 20 that I have been to that aren't anywhere as nice as Truist Park.
Also, if Nebraska ever built a new stadium, I would vote to just take the drawings of Lucas Oil Stadium and build. Nicest venue I have ever been in.
Also, also, Sofi Stadium and Mercedes Benz Stadium are masterpieces and should be in the top 10.
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Because it fits the level of interest of the fans. Only stadium in MLB where they have the upper deck in the outfield covered up like a stadium that hosts MLS.
Based on the ballparks I've been to, the baseball list looks pretty good. Although, I would not rate Busch Stadium that high. It's pretty nice, but I wouldn't put it in MLB's top 3. Same with Target Field - nice park, but not that special. I haven't been to a Rangers game since they opened Globe Life Field, but I'm surprised to see it rated so low.
Fenway Park and Wrigley field are complete dumps compared to most stadiums, but I never miss an opportunity to go to a game at either place (so I agree with their Top 10 ranking). It literally feels like you have gone back in time. I imagine how big of a thrill it would have been to go to a MLB game decades ago - before you could access every game through various media outlets. Probably the same reason I love listening to baseball on the radio while I’m in my car.
San Diego Petco Park should be way higher on that list. It has been voted #1 on some recent lists of baseball parks.
San Diego and Pittsburgh. Love those parks. The upper deck view in Pittsburgh to the river and bridge is so well done from a planning standpoint.
I went to Shea the last season it was in existence and felt like I needed my shots after walking around that place
I went to Shea the last season it was in existence and felt like I needed my shots after walking around that place
Nothing like the history and tradition of Lambeau. I think I saw the Bears dump in there in the 70s.
Allegient is far too low, even with my bias.
Wrigley is the most overrated stadium in sports. What a dump.