Yeah, they worked every part of it. The football shape wasn't entirely accurate. It was a square that they could fit a baseball configuration pretty easily. They would set up and tear down multiple times an August-October. That entire lower sideline section was torn out and given a shallow degree of incline so that it ended much closer to the field. It really is a spectacular place to see, in person. Former Dolphins season ticket holder here, from '99-09. Wish I had season tickets now, LOL
I was in South Florida late 80’s and 90’s. Was at the last Dolphin game at the Orange Bowl. Haven’t been back to Hard Rock but have been to Marlins Park. Really nice also. Miami is a spectacular city and my wife and I miss it.
@@forgottenplaces9780 It's a rectangle now. When Joe Robbie built it, it was almost square. I had 5th row sideline upper deck seats. They were FAR from the sidelines. Still good view, tho. Now, the playing field is much more a rectangle.
I wouldn't necessarily say that the Lambeau Field atrium is a place get out of the cold since the main purpose of it is to allow the stadium to be open year-round with its hall of fame, pro shop, 1919 Kitchen and Tap and conference rooms that can be rented out for weddings and proms.
Another Hard Rock Stadium renovation was the lower bowl side line seats were moved up closer to the field it use to be 90 ft away from the side lines, it is closer now, Progressive Field seemed to add to their stadium by taking seats and other stuff out
@@tylergroves3960 as a Cardinals fan that grew up in St Louis. Cheers To our Western Missourians in Kansas City. May we one day cheers for all the glorious championships brought back to the great state of Missouri.
Great point Kauffman is super nice the fountains are so iconic. Busch has really nice views and I think it’s very nice inside. One renovation that is really missed is Wrigley field which quite literally used to be a dump, is so much nicer and better now. As renovations go they did a nice job.
The Hardrock stadium’s renovation, included a massive extended new more comfortable club seats. They also extended the concession areas on all four sides and extremely posh. It cost almost 500m.
Not sure if you have been or seen much of it but Petco Park had lots done for the 2016 ASG, and it is unreal what they did with the outfield and behind Center, the “Park at the Park”. Ive been to 10 stadiums, and hands down the best game time environment, just great vibes and so nice
As a big fan of the Classic Retro / Modern exteriors of new Baseball parks...I have always been enamored with the redesign of Lambeau Field as an NFL stadium. It just seems so well thought out and executed. It just feels like this is what the stadium should have always looked like.
The Superdome in New Orleans is very nice. It’s one of those places that were way ahead of its time. They are on their 3rd Renovation since 1975 the year it was completed.
Having partial season ticket plan to Coors Field my seats are in second deck in right field I can easily go up to Rooftop area. I'll just say this it's such a nice area. They have cool bars and nice views. The Shane Co. cabana area up in rooftop is really nice. The Jack Daniels bar is nice too. They have a Coors bar up there too. If you have a ticket to any seat you can go up to Rooftop area too 👍🏻
@@gordieparenteau6555 Wow that’s a lot of money to spend on a stadium, even if I did live in Vancouver during the renovations,I probably wouldn’t have noticed how much they would have spent on it as I have no interest in news and politics etc,,,do you know if the Pacific Coliseum is still standing I loved watching the Canucks teams play there when I used to be interested in hockey in the 80’s and 90’s,,
@@aaazzz090 The beloved Pacific Coliseum is still very much standing. Still gets a lot of use from concerts and PNE events (prior to the pandemic) The BC Place renovation was meant to extend its useful life. The old inflatable roof was way past is expiry date and desperately needed to be replaced. It's a nice venue and all, but considering that neither the Lions or Whitecaps ever use the upper level during regular season games, and in the case of the Caps, actually tarp of sections of the lower bowl as well, I'm wondering if it was worth the cash that was shelled out by the taxpayers of British Columbia.
@@gordieparenteau6555 Thanks for letting me know about the Pacific Coliseum, Yeah even before they renovated BC Place, it was very rare to see a lot of people in the Upper Deck of that Stadium for Lions games, Do they ever host concerts at BC Place or do they do concerts next door at the Garage, If you can answer me this question as well I would appreciate it very much, I wanted to know why the Vancouver Grizzlies team failed in Vancouver, in your opinion did the team get just as much needed publicity in Vancouver on the same level as the Canucks or just below that, I know the first season wasn't that good, but the next season they got a great player in Abdul Rahim, but for some reason the Grizzlies just couldn't overcome those first few losing seasons. I was quite sad to see them leave Vancouver, even though when they did finish up their last season in Vancouver I stopped watching Basketball after Jordan retired in 98...Now when people want to go and see a NBA game the nearest place they have to go is in Portland ,Oregon, as Seattle lost there team 7 years after Vancouver did,,,
You should do a "Top 5 boring/bland stadiums" lol. I speak for my local Philly teams, Lincoln Financial Field is "meh" at best. Ever since they left Veteran's Stadium in '03, there's been virtually no home field advantage feel to it. Though the Vet was just a big concrete mass circle, opposing players feared it due to the turf conditions. CBP(where the Phillies play) still remains an excellent stadium some 17 years since opening.
Fun Fact The vet during it's last few years, was so deteriorated that there was a hole in the tunnel that visiting players could see through the Eagles Cheerleaders locker room
My hometown ballpark, Minute Maid Park changed the centerfield area, eliminating the hill, taking the flag pole out of play, and shortening the distance from 436 to 406 at deep centerfield. They added a restaurant, a ,staircase that is a great place to stand and watch a game, that wraps around a video board. I kinda liked the hill, but aesthetically what they did was great.
Please do the Truman Sports Complex (Kauffman and Arrowhead Stadiums) in Kansas City! Best sight lines in their sports. Sport-specific stadiums in an era of cookie cutters. Almost had a rolling roof between the two back in the 70s. Was brought up again in 2005 and failed at the ballot box. Interesting history and fantastic stadiums!
Nothing against [Your Name Here] Stadium in Florida, but the only reason that the team (city? state?) had to spend money to renovate it is because the NFL was HORRIFIED by the pouring rain that came down during the Colts/Bears Super Bowl. It was the ONLY time it ever rained at an outdoor stadium in the Super Bowl. Most fans' reactions was along the lines of "Isn't that nice. They're going to play REAL football for a change." The NFL refused to bring the Super Bowl back to Miami unless this "problem" was solved. Would they have forced the Giants and Jets to build a domed stadium if there was a blizzard during the Seahawks/Broncos Super Bowl?
I'd throw Dodger Stadium a little love considering what they've done to the entire outfield bleachers sections. Before, you could never walk around inside the whole place, but now you can. And they managed to kind of keep it.hidden so the changes look really subtle...
I enjoyed your video, thank you. I'm old, at 57, and I appreciate the classics. For me, Dodgers Stadium is truly an icon of beauty...I hope they don't junk it up with ads, etc. Also, Kaufman Stadium in Kansas City is a beautiful, modern design, but it, sadly, looks a little too junked up. Marlin Stadium looks hideous, sorry...good video, thank you.
You are spot-on in both your observations! Dodger Stadium is still beautiful although I liked it better before they removed the dugout style seating that had the dugout structure continue all the way from first to third bases uninterrupted. There was something so absolutely beautiful about the simple symmetry of that design. Kansas City is still beautiful despite a lot of the junky adverts and fountain removal. That design was also just fantastic in it's clean simple lines and modern shape. Arrowhead Stadium is also beautiful.
They'll probably? sell most of those seats in Lambeau. I signed up for season tickets 15 years ago and just recently crossed into the top 80,000th place lol I'll be lucky if my son gets seats before he dies.
You should really look up the recent Dodger Stadium renovations. Janet Marie Smith (of Camden Yard fame) did an amazing job of transforming the place without ruining the classic feel of it.
Hard Rock Stadium wasn’t built as a multi purpose stadium ,but as a Football stadium!! Only when the MLB Marlins needed a stadium,they converted the seating and field alignment to make it ready for baseball. So there was no Problem for the new concept with the roof,and it had been a football only stadium after the Marlins moved into their own ballpark.
Man, as a HUGE Seattle Seahawks and Sounders FC fan, I would give someone the shirt off my back to visit Lumen Field (Seahawks, Qwest, CenturyLink, Previously) to see a sporting event there
We could put in as many seats as that stadium in N.Korea as we'd still need more seating in Green Bay. Unlike ownered teams, we don't betray, our beloved Green Bay, on football day!
The MCG renovations were pretty amazing Taking a truly gigantic stadium and lowering its capacity from 120k to a paltry 100k but making it look actually even bigger that it was before Boxing Day with England in town must be some atmosphere Green Bay looks like a college stadium with all that bench seating. Is that the only NFL stadium without bucket seating ?
It was in the early ideas as well as building a new facility on the east side of town . The roof would've been retractable but no one thought the idea was feasible nor attractive. So cooler heads prevailed. The bowl didn't change at all, however the field moved 5yards to the north. Used to sit dead on the goal line now half way in the end zone. Go figure.
@@kevinmcniff9498 how come I don't remember hearing any of this? If by roof, there definitely was a feasibility study done in the early 80s that suggested an inflatable roof similar to what the Lions and Vikings had, but I don't recall any plan to move the Packers to Green Bay's east side because of the repeated threat to move to Milwaukee nor a proposal for a retractable roof. Was there any source for that?
They were talking about the remodel incorperating a retractable one similar to Miller Park. The land purchase for a completely new stadium was out by East Mason St or even further S.E. towards Denmark.
@@kevinmcniff9498 This is false. A roof over Lambeau was never considered. Bob Harlan said no from day 1 and the only thing even talked about was a brand new domed stadium. Second, the field did not move 5 yards to the north. The field was actually lowered. That is why you moved.
@@NikeTubeStudios Because it didn't happen. No roof was ever consiered for Lambeau. The only thing that was breifly thought of was a completely new domed stadium, but BOb Harlan put and end to that before it actually got started
I wish the Oakland Raiders hired some innovative engineers to save the Coliseum. The A's would have needed to move but the Raiders could gave replicated what is in Lad Vegas now in Oakland
The raiders ruined that stadium. Before Mt Davis it was a great baseball stadium but they butcherd it. Then they leave and stick the A's with crap, thanks for nothing Al Davis.
@@Stevenirons yes and no. Again I was a little kid when the Raiders return in 1995. To be honest I felt the Athletics should have moved out and build a triple A ballpark and call it a new ballpark.
Miami’s stadium is updated, including the sides of the bowl being closer to the field, but the overall experience is not improved. Lots of gimmicks and new distractions w the same crappy food and bad atmosphere. I miss the old logo and more competitive team the roof simply doesn’t replace!
Comerica Park in Defroit needs a massive overhaul. The sightlines are distant, the stadium is bland and has no distinctive features. It has to be the most cookie cutter uninspired ballpark that opened *after* Camden Yards.
Considering the historic stadium it replaced, you'd think they'd have included some nods to it in the design. I flew out to Detroit to see a game at Tiger Stadium in its final weekend in 99.
In miami they didn't just changed the seats and added e roof. The renovated every inch of the stadium it's basically new
They took out the upper seats in each corner and added large screens.
Much better sound system also.
Joe Robbie speakers used to make my ears bleed.
Yeah, they worked every part of it. The football shape wasn't entirely accurate. It was a square that they could fit a baseball configuration pretty easily. They would set up and tear down multiple times an August-October. That entire lower sideline section was torn out and given a shallow degree of incline so that it ended much closer to the field.
It really is a spectacular place to see, in person. Former Dolphins season ticket holder here, from '99-09. Wish I had season tickets now, LOL
I was in South Florida late 80’s and 90’s.
Was at the last Dolphin game at the Orange Bowl.
Haven’t been back to Hard Rock but have been to Marlins Park. Really nice also.
Miami is a spectacular city and my wife and I miss it.
@@derbagger22 rectangle football field field, rectangle stadium
@@forgottenplaces9780 It's a rectangle now. When Joe Robbie built it, it was almost square. I had 5th row sideline upper deck seats. They were FAR from the sidelines. Still good view, tho. Now, the playing field is much more a rectangle.
I wouldn't necessarily say that the Lambeau Field atrium is a place get out of the cold since the main purpose of it is to allow the stadium to be open year-round with its hall of fame, pro shop, 1919 Kitchen and Tap and conference rooms that can be rented out for weddings and proms.
Another Hard Rock Stadium renovation was the lower bowl side line seats were moved up closer to the field it use to be 90 ft away from the side lines, it is closer now, Progressive Field seemed to add to their stadium by taking seats and other stuff out
All that is correct.There were a lot of seats that were far away from the football field in the original version of Joe Robbie/Pro Player Stadium..
As a Bears fan I'm jealous of how good Lambeua looks
May be biased here but the old Soldier Field looked better than Lambeua. The modern renovation ruined it.
@@mosesdevadass6056 yes I definitely miss the big columns that were so prominent
You forgot Kauffman Stadium. As much as I hate to say it as a Cardinals fan, they made the stadium amazing.
As a Royals fan so is Busch.
@@tylergroves3960 as a Cardinals fan that grew up in St Louis. Cheers To our Western Missourians in Kansas City. May we one day cheers for all the glorious championships brought back to the great state of Missouri.
Great point Kauffman is super nice the fountains are so iconic. Busch has really nice views and I think it’s very nice inside. One renovation that is really missed is Wrigley field which quite literally used to be a dump, is so much nicer and better now. As renovations go they did a nice job.
@@brendenevers5291 this too. That hurt to write. 😜
Agreed. That park in the 80's was dreadful at least from an aesthetics standpoint.
The Hardrock stadium’s renovation, included a massive extended new more comfortable club seats. They also extended the concession areas on all four sides and extremely posh. It cost almost 500m.
Thanks for showing Cleveland some love. The renovations for the Cavaliers are amazing as well
I loved Progressive. Beautiful park, and went in with no expectations. Great place to watch a game, and was very impressed
Except you didn’t even say Cleveland… just progressive field. So if you didn’t know where it was you’d have no clue.
Not sure if you have been or seen much of it but Petco Park had lots done for the 2016 ASG, and it is unreal what they did with the outfield and behind Center, the “Park at the Park”. Ive been to 10 stadiums, and hands down the best game time environment, just great vibes and so nice
As a big fan of the Classic Retro / Modern exteriors of new Baseball parks...I have always been enamored with the redesign of Lambeau Field as an NFL stadium. It just seems so well thought out and executed. It just feels like this is what the stadium should have always looked like.
The Superdome in New Orleans is very nice. It’s one of those places that were way ahead of its time. They are on their 3rd Renovation since 1975 the year it was completed.
Agreed, Superdome has truthfully stood the test of time and the renovations just keeps making it better.
Caesers superdome now
Bravo for choosing hard rock stadium!
Having partial season ticket plan to Coors Field my seats are in second deck in right field I can easily go up to Rooftop area. I'll just say this it's such a nice area. They have cool bars and nice views. The Shane Co. cabana area up in rooftop is really nice. The Jack Daniels bar is nice too. They have a Coors bar up there too. If you have a ticket to any seat you can go up to Rooftop area too 👍🏻
Just for that, I would love to see a Colorado Rockies Game! Thanks bud!
Can you do one on B.C. Place in Vancouver?
Agreed. It's impressive what they did to that stadium.
@@shantheman6879 It better be impressive for the half billion dollars we spent on the damn thing.
@@gordieparenteau6555 Wow that’s a lot of money to spend on a stadium, even if I did live in Vancouver during the renovations,I probably wouldn’t have noticed how much they would have spent on it as I have no interest in news and politics etc,,,do you know if the Pacific Coliseum is still standing I loved watching the Canucks teams play there when I used to be interested in hockey in the 80’s and 90’s,,
@@aaazzz090 The beloved Pacific Coliseum is still very much standing. Still gets a lot of use from concerts and PNE events (prior to the pandemic)
The BC Place renovation was meant to extend its useful life. The old inflatable roof was way past is expiry date and desperately needed to be replaced.
It's a nice venue and all, but considering that neither the Lions or Whitecaps ever use the upper level during regular season games, and in the case of the Caps, actually tarp of sections of the lower bowl as well, I'm wondering if it was worth the cash that was shelled out by the taxpayers of British Columbia.
@@gordieparenteau6555 Thanks for letting me know about the Pacific Coliseum, Yeah even before they renovated BC Place, it was very rare to see a lot of people in the Upper Deck of that Stadium for Lions games, Do they ever host concerts at BC Place or do they do concerts next door at the Garage, If you can answer me this question as well I would appreciate it very much, I wanted to know why the Vancouver Grizzlies team failed in Vancouver, in your opinion did the team get just as much needed publicity in Vancouver on the same level as the Canucks or just below that, I know the first season wasn't that good, but the next season they got a great player in Abdul Rahim, but for some reason the Grizzlies just couldn't overcome those first few losing seasons. I was quite sad to see them leave Vancouver, even though when they did finish up their last season in Vancouver I stopped watching Basketball after Jordan retired in 98...Now when people want to go and see a NBA game the nearest place they have to go is in Portland ,Oregon, as Seattle lost there team 7 years after Vancouver did,,,
Kauffman Stadium would like a word with you.
Can you do a video of the NL Central stadiums?
You should do a "Top 5 boring/bland stadiums" lol. I speak for my local Philly teams, Lincoln Financial Field is "meh" at best. Ever since they left Veteran's Stadium in '03, there's been virtually no home field advantage feel to it. Though the Vet was just a big concrete mass circle, opposing players feared it due to the turf conditions. CBP(where the Phillies play) still remains an excellent stadium some 17 years since opening.
Fun Fact The vet during it's last few years, was so deteriorated that there was a hole in the tunnel that visiting players could see through the Eagles Cheerleaders locker room
@@davidpeters2550 that wasn’t deterioration
@@VianoMusicAcademy then what would you refer to it as?
@@davidpeters2550 THAT hole wasn’t deterioration
@@VianoMusicAcademy gotcha. Thank you.;)
My hometown ballpark, Minute Maid Park changed the centerfield area, eliminating the hill, taking the flag pole out of play, and shortening the distance from 436 to 406 at deep centerfield. They added a restaurant, a ,staircase that is a great place to stand and watch a game, that wraps around a video board. I kinda liked the hill, but aesthetically what they did was great.
They also added the main broadcast cameras above straight away center.
What about BC Place Stadium after the 2010 Winter Olympics?
No wrigley field?????
Keep up the good work! I love your videos!!
Please do the Truman Sports Complex (Kauffman and Arrowhead Stadiums) in Kansas City! Best sight lines in their sports. Sport-specific stadiums in an era of cookie cutters. Almost had a rolling roof between the two back in the 70s. Was brought up again in 2005 and failed at the ballot box. Interesting history and fantastic stadiums!
And fantastic renovations in 2008!
I'm not looking forward to a new downtown stadium. I don't think they can replicate the beauty of The K
A nice renovation done to the Giants ball park was to place the bullpens beyond the outfield wall making for a cleaner look.
Wrigley Field not on the list?
Because it is still a complete dump.
The old stadium in lambeau is still inside the new one
Can u do the super dome next please
Nothing against [Your Name Here] Stadium in Florida, but the only reason that the team (city? state?) had to spend money to renovate it is because the NFL was HORRIFIED by the pouring rain that came down during the Colts/Bears Super Bowl. It was the ONLY time it ever rained at an outdoor stadium in the Super Bowl. Most fans' reactions was along the lines of "Isn't that nice. They're going to play REAL football for a change." The NFL refused to bring the Super Bowl back to Miami unless this "problem" was solved. Would they have forced the Giants and Jets to build a domed stadium if there was a blizzard during the Seahawks/Broncos Super Bowl?
It rained on the Broncos and Seattle in New York a few years ago
I'd throw Dodger Stadium a little love considering what they've done to the entire outfield bleachers sections. Before, you could never walk around inside the whole place, but now you can. And they managed to kind of keep it.hidden so the changes look really subtle...
The rebuilt old ballparks like Old Yankee stadium from the ground up getting rid of the poles.
Don't forget Nats Park! Beautiful, inside and out... Probably the best place to watch a sports event in D.C.
I went when it first opened. Thought it was OK but nothing special.
I felt the same exact way when Audi Field opened for DC United...
What GPS software are you using to show the stadiums?
I enjoyed your video, thank you. I'm old, at 57, and I appreciate the classics. For me, Dodgers Stadium is truly an icon of beauty...I hope they don't junk it up with ads, etc. Also, Kaufman Stadium in Kansas City is a beautiful, modern design, but it, sadly, looks a little too junked up. Marlin Stadium looks hideous, sorry...good video, thank you.
You are spot-on in both your observations! Dodger Stadium is still beautiful although I liked it better before they removed the dugout style seating that had the dugout structure continue all the way from first to third bases uninterrupted. There was something so absolutely beautiful about the simple symmetry of that design.
Kansas City is still beautiful despite a lot of the junky adverts and fountain removal. That design was also just fantastic in it's clean simple lines and modern shape. Arrowhead Stadium is also beautiful.
Video was awesome!
They'll probably? sell most of those seats in Lambeau.
I signed up for season tickets 15 years ago and just recently crossed into the top 80,000th place lol I'll be lucky if my son gets seats before he dies.
You should really look up the recent Dodger Stadium renovations. Janet Marie Smith (of Camden Yard fame) did an amazing job of transforming the place without ruining the classic feel of it.
Would have liked some before and after pics. Good video though.
green bay has a 50yr wait list, they need to double deck the sidelines
its like a 40 year wait list to get season tickets at lambeau
Hard Rock Stadium wasn’t built as a multi purpose stadium ,but as a Football stadium!! Only when the MLB Marlins needed a stadium,they converted the seating and field alignment to make it ready for baseball. So there was no Problem for the new concept with the roof,and it had been a football only stadium after the Marlins moved into their own ballpark.
Man, as a HUGE Seattle Seahawks and Sounders FC fan, I would give someone the shirt off my back to visit Lumen Field (Seahawks, Qwest, CenturyLink, Previously) to see a sporting event there
We could put in as many seats as that stadium in N.Korea as we'd still need more seating in Green Bay. Unlike ownered teams, we don't betray, our beloved Green Bay, on football day!
TIAA Bank Field went through extensive renovations for the better
The MCG renovations were pretty amazing
Taking a truly gigantic stadium and lowering its capacity from 120k to a paltry 100k but making it look actually even bigger that it was before
Boxing Day with England in town must be some atmosphere
Green Bay looks like a college stadium with all that bench seating. Is that the only NFL stadium without bucket seating ?
It does have some bucket seating in the newer upper deck portion, buffalo has a lot of bench seating as well but also a fair amount of regular seating
They ought to renovate the team and start winning in Joe Robbie stadium.
I heard they were going to put a dome on lambeau. That would've the worst of all time.
It was in the early ideas as well as building a new facility on the east side of town . The roof would've been retractable but no one thought the idea was feasible nor attractive. So cooler heads prevailed. The bowl didn't change at all, however the field moved 5yards to the north. Used to sit dead on the goal line now half way in the end zone. Go figure.
@@kevinmcniff9498 how come I don't remember hearing any of this? If by roof, there definitely was a feasibility study done in the early 80s that suggested an inflatable roof similar to what the Lions and Vikings had, but I don't recall any plan to move the Packers to Green Bay's east side because of the repeated threat to move to Milwaukee nor a proposal for a retractable roof. Was there any source for that?
They were talking about the remodel incorperating a retractable one similar to Miller Park. The land purchase for a completely new stadium was out by East Mason St or even further S.E. towards Denmark.
@@kevinmcniff9498 This is false. A roof over Lambeau was never considered. Bob Harlan said no from day 1 and the only thing even talked about was a brand new domed stadium. Second, the field did not move 5 yards to the north. The field was actually lowered. That is why you moved.
@@NikeTubeStudios Because it didn't happen. No roof was ever consiered for Lambeau. The only thing that was breifly thought of was a completely new domed stadium, but BOb Harlan put and end to that before it actually got started
Do a video on Comiskey Park
Target Center got $140 million worth of renovations to bring it up to modern NBA arena standards.
Cool!
Dolphins Stadium was complete renovation, it's practically a new stadium
No Wrigley!?!?!?!?
How about the billion dollar renovation at MSG
GO PACK GO!
There QB is getting ready to go hahahahaha 😂
The New Dodger stadium???
I wish the Oakland Raiders hired some innovative engineers to save the Coliseum. The A's would have needed to move but the Raiders could gave replicated what is in Lad Vegas now in Oakland
The raiders ruined that stadium. Before Mt Davis it was a great baseball stadium but they butcherd it. Then they leave and stick the A's with crap, thanks for nothing Al Davis.
@@Stevenirons yes and no. Again I was a little kid when the Raiders return in 1995. To be honest I felt the Athletics should have moved out and build a triple A ballpark and call it a new ballpark.
From a Dolphins fan. The seat are Aqua not Teal. Teal is the Jaguars. Lol
Some of those seats on the wall at Fenway Park are almost behind the light standards! What a terrible view... at a hundred bucks a ticket.
The Monster seats are the most expensive obstructed view Bleacher seats in all of baseball.
Hard Rock was completely renovated. You might want to do some research.
If I had a chance to pee off the green monster I would take that opportunity
Why would you not show before and after photos instead of crappy google earth birds eye view
Yeah only US sports’ stadiums. Where’s the rest of the world since you mentioned “the best”?
Miami’s stadium is updated, including the sides of the bowl being closer to the field, but the overall experience is not improved. Lots of gimmicks and new distractions w the same crappy food and bad atmosphere. I miss the old logo and more competitive team the roof simply doesn’t replace!
Comerica Park in Defroit needs a massive overhaul. The sightlines are distant, the stadium is bland and has no distinctive features. It has to be the most cookie cutter uninspired ballpark that opened *after* Camden Yards.
Considering the historic stadium it replaced, you'd think they'd have included some nods to it in the design. I flew out to Detroit to see a game at Tiger Stadium in its final weekend in 99.
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