For a moment I was thinking, "30th? out of 32 teams, they're not last?" Then I realized NY and LA double up... Truthfully, you could add a dozen college stadiums to the list and still have Fedex last.
Not to mention the fact that it has a ton of empty and covered seats because it was built too large and the Washington Whatever-They're-Calling-Themselves-These-Days suck. And because it's in the middle of a giant parking lot with nothing else around. Or because they moved from Washington DC out of utter greed and won't ever come back, so fuck them with a rake.
That SoFi Stadium is honestly a masterpiece of architecture and design. It’s so stunning from the exterior to the interior. Glad to hear it’s gonna be used for the 2028 Olympics :)
@@inaweoftheworld ....if the WC Final is to be held in the US (which it most likely will be) then this stadium should get the nod over Atlanta's Mercedes-benz Arena, and Las Vegas's Allegiant Stadium.....and certainly over the MetLife Stadium. But me, being a football (soccer) purist and a non-American, I still think the WC Final should be at Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. It really is still one of the world's great sports stadiums - and has seen some of the best ever goals in football scored on its pitch. It truly is 'hallowed turf'. A sensational stadium after all these years.
Ford Field should've placed at least higher than MetLife and Levi's. MetLife doesn't have much character, and only diehard 49ers fans are apparently tolerating Levi's. Granted, the Lions haven't had much of a team to put in Ford Field, but it's an impressive venue without a terrible seat. The fact that it was partially built out of a former department store warehouse works. Like its neighbour Comerica Park, the architects took great care in including Detroit-centric features into the stadium.
I agree 💯% I'm from Bensonhurst Brooklyn but i grew up watching barry sanders and have been a fan since and my dad took me to Detroit twice to watch the 🦁 play once to the old Pontiac and then ford field no way it should be that low id rank it middle of the nfl @ 15
The only thing wrong with Ford Field is the team that plays in it. I'm a Lions fan, but we all know it's the truth. I think his bias against domes really affected Ford Fields rating.
You’re right, I am “cheesed off” The Packers have sold out every game since 1960. That’s why they would never dream of reducing the capacity to get rid of the old metal benches
That SoFi Stadium is honestly a masterpiece of architecture and design. It’s so stunning from the exterior to the interior. Glad to hear it’s gonna be used for the 2028 Olympics :) My home stadium came in at #6, which I thought would crack the top 5, but couldn't argue with your top 5 by any means. My FAVORITE team's stadium came in at #20. I thought we would have done a LITTLE better than that, but that is why they are called OPINIONS. Nice job, in my opinion! There were a few egregious misses here but overall great stadium content Chicago-'s new stadium was built right in the middle of the old historical one. I love it when an Australian makes a video about stadiums he’s never been to The Luke (Lucas Oil Stadium) is easily top five for these reasons: 1) It's actually downtown Indianapolis, 2) It has a retractable roof, 3) when the roof is open, open a giant window above one of the end zones that frames the skyline, 4) it's the only stadium that has an industrial look inside, and 5) it has a bunch of racing vehicles (cars, boats, tractors, etc) that are sponsored by Lucis Oil hanging when you enter through the main entrance. I could keep going, but 5 is enough. Next, you should do Wrestlemania stadiums and arenas' history M&T ranked 23rd is an injustice. Ranks top 10 in fan experience every year. They do small renovations almost every off-season, 20 year old Gillette Stadium is currently under a massive renovation. It's got shopping centers, restaurants, a hotel, a medical center, and a movie theater around it. Okay. For the first stadium, anyone crazy enough to drive there deserves to pay the parking fee. If coming from the north, take the green line to L'Enfant and then take the blue line. If you're coming from the south, blue all the way, or yellow to L'Enfant (L'Enfant's kind of a big deal), and then hop on the blue. If you live in DC willingly, you should probably consider moving.😂I agree except for one thing, I think the Superdome should be higher. Great video. You should make one of the Mexican baseball league stadiums (yes we have two leagues, the LMB and the LMP) Ford Field is awesome. The stadium is small with the seats pretty closed into the field, the coloration and lighting make the field clear and easy to see, not many obstructions or distractions, fans are friendly and pretty chill, and the tickets are cheap compared to other stadiums (3rd lowest in the NFL) Fun fact: AT&T is designed after the Original Texas Stadium, with upgrades. Ie: the Jumbo screen replaces the 4 small screens in the corners. The roof opens how Texas Stadium's old sunlight expands on your point about Raymond James' Cannons, they actually fire when the Bucs score a TD, making it even cooler M & T Bank is a great stadium. Just wish they would incorporate more gothic kinda spooky design to it so it goes with the theme. Add some gargoyles or more caste-like features. Could you make a video on stadiums you would want in Euro 2028 if the UK and Ireland are selected as hosts? Please! Thank you for giving Mile High some love, I went there in 2019 and saw two games, and the game day experience there is second to none. They have multiple people parachute into the stadium, thunder riding across the pitch just before the game starts and I also so a Thursday night game and got a flyover. Everywhere in the stadium, you have unbelievable views its fucking beautiful in co as the sun goes down. I rate it over the MCG any day hands down The Houston stadium is right next to the 1st domed stadium in history -- the Astrodome. The Super Dome is the second oldest. I live in LA and went to a pre-season game two days ago, I gotta say, that Sofi definitely deserves number 1 There are a few that I didn't think were right, but overall a good list! Super dome needs to go up tf, and it’s getting a lovely 400m upgrade inside to look futuristic I can't wait to view Sofi Stadium in 4.5 weeks for WrestleMania 39 that stadium looks elegant Overall a solid list, although AT&T in Dallas deserves to be ranked better than 8th. I’ve been to Sofi and although it’s great honestly I liked AT&T stadium better. Sofi is very nice but it’s very confusing to get around and it’s very overpriced too. Plus if you’re on the end zones the board is small. Honestly, I think US Bank looks the best, haven’t been there TIAA Bank Field is actually super nice, when the Jags are good 😢 I miss 2013-2019 He generally got the rankings close. The one glaring screwup was putting Pittsburgh in the top 10. That field surface alone should drop it into the bottom 10. That The Room reference 😂😂😂Please do EuroLeague arenas for the love of God Love how Atlanta spent so much on their new stadium bc the team started doing good…then, well we all know what happened Not a Packers fan but I enjoyed the tour they offered The Superdome should be higher yes I know it has a closed roof but with the new renovations it just had it’s a top-ten NFL stadium Nice job! IMO, you got most of these right where they should be ranked. A couple of tweaks: - Hard Rock Stadium is a bit too low on the list, I think it should be about the middle of the pack for its unique look and feel. You know where the game is instantly when you see it on TV or in pictures. That's not something that can be said for most of the stadiums on this list. - MetLife Stadium is just dull, dull, dull. Should be way lower, maybe in the bottom 1/3. - I would rank Heinz Field (Acri-what? That's just another one of your sick jokes, right?) way higher, having been there for games, top 5 at least. Amazing stadium from top to bottom, with amazing views of downtown Pittsburgh and the riverfront. And it shares duty as the University of Pittsburgh's football home as well - right down to the metal gates and seat brackets, which have both Steelers and Panthers logos on them (a level of detail no other shared American stadium has). Also, what you don't see in this video is that an entire side of the stadium on the ground floor is an open museum of Steelers history, including all of the team's Super Bowl trophies, game-used jerseys, footballs, and even a monument wall to the legendary Terrible Towel (yes this is a thing and it's amazing - look it up!). Great video. I think AT&T stadium is top 3.
One of my coworkers went to a game at SoFi and he said it was a great experience, beautiful design, great location, and no matter where you sit, you have a great view of the game
I heard otherwise. I heard the nosebleeds secretions were terrible, and I also heard it was hot and unpleasant to be in. It also has a terrible playing surface. The architecture is great, but it could use some work.
Thank you for giving mile high some love, I went there in 2019 and saw two games and the game day experience there is second to none. They have multiple people parachute into the stadium, thunder riding across the pitch just before the game starts and I also so a Thursday night game and got a fly over. Everywhere in the stadium you have unbelievable views its fucking beautiful in co as the sun goes down. I rate it over the mcg anyday hands down
I'm happy to see Raymond James Stadium getting more respect lately. It's always been a good stadium, one with a well kept field, good seating, easy maneuverability in and out of the stadium, as well as easy access in Tampa Florida with plenty of parking. All of that, and of course the great tradition of the Pirate ship. I think being that it was the first stadium to host it's home team in the Super Bowl, and having the first to win the big game on their home field puts it into a forever historical class of NFL stadium. Only downside is the exposure to the sun and rain. But when the weather is nice, especially during prime time games, this is without a doubt in the top half of stadiums in the NFL.
I'm not the biggest fan of Ray Jay because day games, 12pm and 1pm kickoffs are brutal. USF plays mostly day games so it's difficult to get to see the team play.
@@Black_Corey it’s usually like that for any southern team’s home (unless you have a roof) that decides to play games during the daytime during the warmer times of the year. And that’s why most Buccaneers home games are scheduled at dusk or night, because it’s cooler
The parking is a mess though, I went to last seasons bucs vs saints week 15 game which is probably the worst nfl game I have ever seen, but we had to park in some buildings parking lot west of raymond james and had to drive over curbs to get out.
I gree except for one thing, I think superdome should be higher. Great video. You should make one of the mexican baseball leagues stadiums (yes we have two leagues, the LMB and the LMP)
I’m from Detroit and I agree with your assessment of Ford Field. It’s not as nice as many of the other NFL stadiums but there’s nothing particularly wrong with it either. It’s just fine it works
I definitely agree with the number one spot! The best stadium hands down! Not a bad seat in the house. Gorgeous exterior and interior. Video board is perfect.
Minneapolis commonly goes below 0° F in December, on several ocasions I have been to a game in the old Metrodome, when the outside Temperature was -15°F(-9.4°C)
Gilette’s renovation will include a new, larger lighthouse for people to go up, as well as a huge screen and indoor food area since it gets cold and rainy a lot. All funded by the Kraft family too, and not any state money I believe, which is pretty dope.
I've been to several of the stadiums listed here. I have to say that the Cowboys' stadium (AT&T Stadium) is my favorite. It is just a remarkable piece of engineering/architecture. There are some other stadiums that are truly amazing. However, AT&T Stadium feels like a destination that also happens to host NFL games. When I look at the cost to build AT&T Stadium and compare it with Levi's Stadium (near me), I'm baffled. It seems that you truly get more bang for your buck in Texas.
I agree with the engineering marvel bit, but cannot co-sign on the destination part. It’s all the way out in Arlington in a field. I haven’t been since the new ballpark was built so maybe the liveliness of the surrounding area has picked up. I’m a stickler for atmosphere around the stadium. Maybe I’m not ready to stop partying at 3:30pm and need a plethora of establishments to annoy the shit out of anyone within earshot. Doesn’t look like my idea of a uniform utopian jewel box stadium mandate is going to happen anytime soon as the bears are the next team packing up shop and heading to the parking lots and pastures of the suburbs. Also..am I the only person on earth that thinks that Levi’s stadium is pretty sick? With the exception of its location, obviously, I thought they hit a home run with the design
@@pool__boy - Levi's Stadium is okay. It's nothing particularly special, though. I like it...but it gets hotter than Texas (despite the fantastic Bay Area weather) because it blocks the wind from the Bay and the Ocean. If you sit on the East Side of the stadium, it is incredibly hot in the sun (and there is no shade). If you click on my TH-cam channel, you can see some videos from the stadium. I usually go to three or four games each season.
@@pool__boy There are chain restaurants along Collins Street and the I-30 service road within about a 20 minute walk from AT&T Stadium, plus the Texas LIVE entertainment complex a couple blocks east on Randol Mill Road. And, if you wanna get some pre-game shopping in, there's a Walmart that's on Randol Mill across the street from the stadium (even on non-NFL game days, it's one of the busiest, more dated and poorly run Walmarts in the country). Texas LIVE opened a couple of years ago and, well, it's okay, I guess.
@@JBM425 thanks for the heads up. My boyfriend and I are supposed to go to the rams @ 49ers game in October I’ll make sure to tell him we need to leave extra early
I liked/like the Cotton Bowl, Jeppesen Stadium, the Sugar Bowl, the Orange Bowl, L.A. Memorial Stadium, Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, Kezar Stadium, Comisky Park, Yankee Stadium, War Memorial Stadium, Polo Grounds, Tiger Stadium, and lastly, the greatest home-field advantage stadium of all...... Metropolitan Stadium 🏈
I went to the Chiefs/Chargers game at SoFi stadium last year. It definitely lives up to it's billing as an incredible venue to watch a football game with no bad seats in the house and an amazing scoreboard.
The Carolina Panthers stadium is older but I went there 5 or 6 times (2 college games and 3 or 4 panthers games). Last was in late 2004 for the UNC-Boston College bowl game. I always had a nice experience going there with my dad- at least twice we took a train from Raleigh to Charlotte. I like the teal too.
I think Seattle's stadium is one that is quite fun, and I have no problem with it's ranking. Green Bay however, I also think is rated too highly. It's ranking is in my opinion only based on it being historic rather than a good stadium on its own. Top half, but I don't think it's top 5.
Bro you had me! I spent at least 5 minutes searching for that destructionin the Pittsburgh stadium because I just couldn't believe it, until I resumed your video and heard you say "during the Gotham rogues game".
Gameday atmosphere, team performance, history etc. should be excluded with stadium lists, but it isn't for whatever reason. That's why this is just a same old "in crowd" stadium list
Yeah, if I was trying to be objective, it would certainly be much higher. I actually started on a Mexican baseball video a while ago and got sidetracked. I'll try to get it finished soon.
The Superdome in New Orleans was built way ahead of its time! I love going in there to watch a game but it was better when Drew Brees was with the Saints and also the Sugar Bowl game is an Epic Experience!
Okay. For the first stadium, anyone crazy enough to drive there deserves to pay the parking fee. If coming from the north, take the green line to L'Enfant and then take the blue line. If you're coming from the south, blue all the way, or yellow to L'Enfant (L'Enfant's kind of a big deal) and then hop on the blue. If you live in DC willingly, you should probably consider moving.😂
I'm hoping that Raymond James Stadium gets a canopy over it (like in Miami) when the lease is up in 2028. September and early October games there are brutal, especially on the upper decks. Otherwise, the recent renovations are nice and it could easily last another 10-15 seasons.
I personally love Ford field. Not one bad seat in the house as far as sight line goes to watch my favorite team rip defeat from the jaws of victory 🤣. Go Lions! One Pride for life!
Judging by the stadium designs Americans either love being fully exposed to all weather elements by building stadiums with no roofs at all or being completely sheltered from them by building giant roofs over the top. There's few in between like ones in Miami or Seattle
@@ramtailthebattlertr2066 Agreed it’s not the worst ever. It’s certainly better than FedEx. But it’s location doesn’t make it the most convenient to get to or getting out from. And it’s redesigned could’ve been done better. The Bears don’t even own it either. And I’m pretty sure Chicago didn’t even put in a bid for the World Cup.
Gillette stadium is replacing the existing lighthouse with a much bigger lighthouse. They’re also adding two massive screens at both sides of the stadium, and enhancing the entrance areas… should look awesome
Kraft has to get his money back some how seeing that the PatriRATS and BeliCHEAT are back to eating dog food,it'll be another 40 year's before they win another superbowl, unless they find a new way to cheat
I live in the Silicon Valley. I have a love-hate relationship with Levi's Stadium. It is not a bad stadium -- and it has some good seating, restaurants and ease-of-navigation. However, it was designed at a weird angle that blocks the wind and great weather of the Silicon Valley. In fact, the eastern portion of the stadium is often in the sun. Even on cool days, it feels incredibly hot in that sun sans winds. I attended a game that was 59 degrees yet felt like it was 89 degrees. As such, I tend to either go to evening games or sit in sections of the stadium where we won't be in the sun. Interestingly, I am not a 49ers fan. However, I just love football and attend any game that I can score great seats for.
As a Bills fan I will forever respect Cincinnati and their fans... They helped our team and our fans when Hamlin had his heart attack... When buffalo got knocked out of the playoffs I was actually glad it was Cincinnati.
Here's the thing about Arrowhead... sure it's loud. But it's the smell that makes it amazing. There are so many tailgaters making so much barbecue that you can smell it inside the stadium. It smells so good.
As a saints season ticket holder, there was a time when I tended to agree with your low ranking of the Superdome (specifically years ago when the interior looked as it did in the picture used in this vid) But I have since come to appreciate the cathedralesque, and now quite classic qualities that make it uniquely new orleans
After Hurricane Katrina, The Superdome is not given more respect for how pivotal of a venue it is to NOLA. I don't think it should EVER be replaced. If NOLA eventually sinks into the Gulf, it's only right to go with it.
Although AT&T stadium is like 13 years old, it still should be in the top 5! My top 5 would be SoFi, Mercedes Stadium, Las Vegas stadium, At&t, Vikings Stadium.
Lucas Oil should be number 1. Old school feel but with all the updated amenities, Great team and atmosphere, Great parking, Clean. Small markets always get the knock and the hate though.
As someone who works at AT&T Stadium on game days, it's a pain in the a** to from one end of the concourse to the other without having to go all the way to the upper concourse because sideline areas of the main concourse is restricted to premium seat holders during Cowboys games. Trust me, that's the biggest complaint we get from guests when they have to go up to get around.
“Dated” built in the 90s and renovated around only 7 years ago. And will be receiving major renovations soon with a roof most likely. There are worse NFL stadium than the Bank.
The Luke (Lucas Oil Stadium) is easily top five for these reasons: 1) It's actually downtown Indianapolis, 2) It has a retractable roof, 3) when the roof is open, they open a giant window above one of the end zones that frames the skyline, 4) it's the only stadium that has an industrial look inside, and 5) it has a bunch of racing vehicles (cars, boats, tractors, etc) that are sponsored by Lucis Oil hanging when you enter through the main entrance. I could keep going, but 5 is enough.
@wlhung9688 Have you ever been? If not, your opinion kinda doesn't matter at all 🤷. I was in Indy when they hosted the Super Bowl, and I talked to probably 50ish New Yorkers and they were all very impressed with Indy. I'm not pretending it's on par with NYC or Chicago, but for a "mid size" city, it's great.
Hi there! This is my Official Request that you please do a video covering the rugby stadiums of New Zealand at some point in the not-too-distant future!
My home stadium came in at #6, which I thought would crack the top 5, but couldn't argue with your top 5 by any means. My FAVORITE team's stadium came in at #20. I thought we would have done a LITTLE better than that, but that is why they are called OPINIONS. Nice job, in my opinion!
Bank of America Stadium is, without a doubt, the best stadium in the NFL. Every stadium has to be fancy nowadays and be different. BOAS dares to be simple in an age when everything is unique. It is a classic bowl design, an example of pure Americana. Its sheer non-uniqueness is breathtaking and the stadium rocks with the greatest (and most fickle) fans of the NFL. The cookie-cutter mold has been destroyed, and the only cookie left uneaten is BOAS.
The Merc Stadium in Atlanta is an easy #1, a stunning stadium, great facilities amazing circular screen and a fantastic Falcon sculpture outside the entrance.
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FedEx Field deservedly is last. Nothing sums up how bad it is when sewage piping burst on top of people during a game.
Went 1st game of season last year. Hated it. Will not go back.
The experience at FedEx Field is a lot like its Google Earth presence: flat.
For a moment I was thinking, "30th? out of 32 teams, they're not last?" Then I realized NY and LA double up... Truthfully, you could add a dozen college stadiums to the list and still have Fedex last.
Like everything in DC this field reflects its culture a shit show.
Not to mention the fact that it has a ton of empty and covered seats because it was built too large and the Washington Whatever-They're-Calling-Themselves-These-Days suck. And because it's in the middle of a giant parking lot with nothing else around. Or because they moved from Washington DC out of utter greed and won't ever come back, so fuck them with a rake.
That SoFi Stadium is honestly a masterpiece of architecture and design. It’s so stunning from the exterior to the interior. Glad to hear it’s gonna be used for the 2028 Olympics :)
It's fucking ugly
It is cool
its nice defiantly catching a game there soon
2026 FIFA World Cup. I hope the final is played there.
@@inaweoftheworld ....if the WC Final is to be held in the US (which it most likely will be) then this stadium should get the nod over Atlanta's Mercedes-benz Arena, and Las Vegas's Allegiant Stadium.....and certainly over the MetLife Stadium.
But me, being a football (soccer) purist and a non-American, I still think the WC Final should be at Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. It really is still one of the world's great sports stadiums - and has seen some of the best ever goals in football scored on its pitch. It truly is 'hallowed turf'. A sensational stadium after all these years.
Ford Field should've placed at least higher than MetLife and Levi's. MetLife doesn't have much character, and only diehard 49ers fans are apparently tolerating Levi's.
Granted, the Lions haven't had much of a team to put in Ford Field, but it's an impressive venue without a terrible seat. The fact that it was partially built out of a former department store warehouse works. Like its neighbour Comerica Park, the architects took great care in including Detroit-centric features into the stadium.
I had to stop watching it after Ford Field was so low and the Browns Stadium was just in front of it. Couldn't take it seriously at all.
I agree 💯% I'm from Bensonhurst Brooklyn but i grew up watching barry sanders and have been a fan since and my dad took me to Detroit twice to watch the 🦁 play once to the old Pontiac and then ford field no way it should be that low id rank it middle of the nfl @ 15
The only thing wrong with Ford Field is the team that plays in it. I'm a Lions fan, but we all know it's the truth. I think his bias against domes really affected Ford Fields rating.
You’re right, I am “cheesed off”
The Packers have sold out every game since 1960. That’s why they would never dream of reducing the capacity to get rid of the old metal benches
Plus that ads to the character of Lambeau, 75000 (I think that is the capacity of the bowl) drunk cheese heads crammed in enjoying December football
We also need those cramped benches in the winter so we don't freeze to death
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Yeah and their season ticket wait list is like 30+ years long.
GO PACK GO!! 🧀
Time Stamps:
Intro: 0:00
30. FedEx Field (Washington Commanders) 0:25
29. EverBank Stadium (Jacksonville Jaguars) 0:52
28. Highmark Stadium (Buffalo Bills) 1:16
27. Bank of America Stadium (Carolina Panthers) 1:34
26. Caesars Superdome (New Orleans Saints) 1:56
25. Ford Field (Detroit Lions) 2:18
24. Cleveland Browns Stadium (Cleveland Browns) 2:41
23. M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore Ravens) 3:01
22. Gillette Stadium (New England Patriots) 3:28
21. Nissan Stadium (Tennessee Titans) 3:49
20. Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Dolphins) 4:09
19. Paycor Stadium (Cincinnati Bengals) 4:33
18. Raymond James Stadium (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) 4:55
17. NRG Stadium (Houston Texans) 5:19
16. MetLife Stadium (New York Jets *and* New York Giants) 5:54
15. Levi's Stadium (San Francisco 49ers) 6:15
14. Soldier Field (Chicago Bears) 6:39
13. Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Eagles) 7:06
12. Empower Field at Mile High (Denver Broncos) 7:29
11. State Farm Stadium (Arizona Cardinals) 7:58
10. GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City Chiefs) 8:22
9. Acrisure Stadium (Pittsburgh Steelers) 8:47
8. AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys) 9:13
7. Lumen Field (Seattle Seahawks) 9:42
6. Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis Colts) 10:05
5. Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas Raiders) 10:45
4. Mercedez-Benz Stadium (Atlanta Falcons) 11:09
3. Lambeau Field (Green Bay Packers) 11:38
2. US Bank Stadium (Minnesota Vikings) 12:13
1. SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles Chargers *and* Los Angeles Rams) 12:48
Outro: 13:19
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Why is the and bolded?
He litterly has chapters for every stadium
Nice! Thank you!!
@@coasterhockygamingboy9549 Just to separate the two teams that share the stadium. lol
That SoFi Stadium is honestly a masterpiece of architecture and design. It’s so stunning from the exterior to the interior. Glad to hear it’s gonna be used for the 2028 Olympics :) My home stadium came in at #6, which I thought would crack the top 5, but couldn't argue with your top 5 by any means. My FAVORITE team's stadium came in at #20. I thought we would have done a LITTLE better than that, but that is why they are called OPINIONS. Nice job, in my opinion! There were a few egregious misses here but overall great stadium content Chicago-'s new stadium was built right in the middle of the old historical one. I love it when an Australian makes a video about stadiums he’s never been to The Luke (Lucas Oil Stadium) is easily top five for these reasons: 1) It's actually downtown Indianapolis, 2) It has a retractable roof, 3) when the roof is open, open a giant window above one of the end zones that frames the skyline, 4) it's the only stadium that has an industrial look inside, and 5) it has a bunch of racing vehicles (cars, boats, tractors, etc) that are sponsored by Lucis Oil hanging when you enter through the main entrance. I could keep going, but 5 is enough. Next, you should do Wrestlemania stadiums and arenas' history M&T ranked 23rd is an injustice. Ranks top 10 in fan experience every year. They do small renovations almost every off-season, 20 year old Gillette Stadium is currently under a massive renovation. It's got shopping centers, restaurants, a hotel, a medical center, and a movie theater around it. Okay. For the first stadium, anyone crazy enough to drive there deserves to pay the parking fee. If coming from the north, take the green line to L'Enfant and then take the blue line. If you're coming from the south, blue all the way, or yellow to L'Enfant (L'Enfant's kind of a big deal), and then hop on the blue.
If you live in DC willingly, you should probably consider moving.😂I agree except for one thing, I think the Superdome should be higher. Great video. You should make one of the Mexican baseball league stadiums (yes we have two leagues, the LMB and the LMP) Ford Field is awesome. The stadium is small with the seats pretty closed into the field, the coloration and lighting make the field clear and easy to see, not many obstructions or distractions, fans are friendly and pretty chill, and the tickets are cheap compared to other stadiums (3rd lowest in the NFL) Fun fact: AT&T is designed after the Original Texas Stadium, with upgrades. Ie: the Jumbo screen replaces the 4 small screens in the corners. The roof opens how Texas Stadium's old sunlight expands on your point about Raymond James' Cannons, they actually fire when the Bucs score a TD, making it even cooler M & T Bank is a great stadium. Just wish they would incorporate more gothic kinda spooky design to it so it goes with the theme. Add some gargoyles or more caste-like features. Could you make a video on stadiums you would want in Euro 2028 if the UK and Ireland are selected as hosts? Please! Thank you for giving Mile High some love, I went there in 2019 and saw two games, and the game day experience there is second to none. They have multiple people parachute into the stadium, thunder riding across the pitch just before the game starts and I also so a Thursday night game and got a flyover. Everywhere in the stadium, you have unbelievable views its fucking beautiful in co as the sun goes down. I rate it over the MCG any day hands down The Houston stadium is right next to the 1st domed stadium in history -- the Astrodome. The Super Dome is the second oldest. I live in LA and went to a pre-season game two days ago, I gotta say, that Sofi definitely deserves number 1 There are a few that I didn't think were right, but overall a good list! Super dome needs to go up tf, and it’s getting a lovely 400m upgrade inside to look futuristic
I can't wait to view Sofi Stadium in 4.5 weeks for WrestleMania 39 that stadium looks elegant Overall a solid list, although AT&T in Dallas deserves to be ranked better than 8th. I’ve been to Sofi and although it’s great honestly I liked AT&T stadium better. Sofi is very nice but it’s very confusing to get around and it’s very overpriced too. Plus if you’re on the end zones the board is small. Honestly, I think US Bank looks the best, haven’t been there TIAA Bank Field is actually super nice, when the Jags are good 😢 I miss 2013-2019 He generally got the rankings close. The one glaring screwup was putting Pittsburgh in the top 10. That field surface alone should drop it into the bottom 10. That The Room reference 😂😂😂Please do EuroLeague arenas for the love of God Love how Atlanta spent so much on their new stadium bc the team started doing good…then, well we all know what happened Not a Packers fan but I enjoyed the tour they offered The Superdome should be higher yes I know it has a closed roof but with the new renovations it just had it’s a top-ten NFL stadium Nice job! IMO, you got most of these right where they should be ranked. A couple of tweaks: - Hard Rock Stadium is a bit too low on the list, I think it should be about the middle of the pack for its unique look and feel. You know where the game is instantly when you see it on TV or in pictures. That's not something that can be said for most of the stadiums on this list. - MetLife Stadium is just dull, dull, dull. Should be way lower, maybe in the bottom 1/3. - I would rank Heinz Field (Acri-what? That's just another one of your sick jokes, right?) way higher, having been there for games, top 5 at least. Amazing stadium from top to bottom, with amazing views of downtown Pittsburgh and the riverfront. And it shares duty as the University of Pittsburgh's football home as well - right down to the metal gates and seat brackets, which have both Steelers and Panthers logos on them (a level of detail no other shared American stadium has). Also, what you don't see in this video is that an entire side of the stadium on the ground floor is an open museum of Steelers history, including all of the team's Super Bowl trophies, game-used jerseys, footballs, and even a monument wall to the legendary Terrible Towel (yes this is a thing and it's amazing - look it up!). Great video. I think AT&T stadium is top 3.
One of my coworkers went to a game at SoFi and he said it was a great experience, beautiful design, great location, and no matter where you sit, you have a great view of the game
No. The nosebleeds are like watching a game from the moon.
I live across the street from SoFi can confirm and the screen is crazy too
@@aidenv2949 had to sneakdown at the preseason I couldn’t take it💀
I heard otherwise. I heard the nosebleeds secretions were terrible, and I also heard it was hot and unpleasant to be in. It also has a terrible playing surface. The architecture is great, but it could use some work.
@@EpicenterEvents Well, I'm going to a Rams game on Dec 4th and I'll judge for myself
I think the superdome deserves a higher rank, but more importantly I think that TIAA Bank Field deserves to be number one on this list
Lol must be from Duvall
@@millerd420 DUUUVALLL!
here’s the thing… my local team is jags too, but the name and outdated areas rank it lower. i’d put it within 20-25
Cant agree about the Superdome. It felt dated as hell on the inside.
@Fahrenheit97 oh yeah definitely
For an undersized back, Poe's stiff arm was unmatched
Nevermore will we see his like on the field again.
Thank you for giving mile high some love, I went there in 2019 and saw two games and the game day experience there is second to none. They have multiple people parachute into the stadium, thunder riding across the pitch just before the game starts and I also so a Thursday night game and got a fly over. Everywhere in the stadium you have unbelievable views its fucking beautiful in co as the sun goes down. I rate it over the mcg anyday hands down
I live in Denver, been to a couple games there myself, have to 💯% agree with you.
I'm happy to see Raymond James Stadium getting more respect lately. It's always been a good stadium, one with a well kept field, good seating, easy maneuverability in and out of the stadium, as well as easy access in Tampa Florida with plenty of parking. All of that, and of course the great tradition of the Pirate ship. I think being that it was the first stadium to host it's home team in the Super Bowl, and having the first to win the big game on their home field puts it into a forever historical class of NFL stadium. Only downside is the exposure to the sun and rain. But when the weather is nice, especially during prime time games, this is without a doubt in the top half of stadiums in the NFL.
Exactly!! Love Raymond James Stadium!! The experience is like nowhere else, especially when you get to watch a football game on a pirate ship!
I'm not the biggest fan of Ray Jay because day games, 12pm and 1pm kickoffs are brutal. USF plays mostly day games so it's difficult to get to see the team play.
Go Bucs :D
@@Black_Corey it’s usually like that for any southern team’s home (unless you have a roof) that decides to play games during the daytime during the warmer times of the year. And that’s why most Buccaneers home games are scheduled at dusk or night, because it’s cooler
The parking is a mess though, I went to last seasons bucs vs saints week 15 game which is probably the worst nfl game I have ever seen, but we had to park in some buildings parking lot west of raymond james and had to drive over curbs to get out.
I gree except for one thing, I think superdome should be higher.
Great video. You should make one of the mexican baseball leagues stadiums (yes we have two leagues, the LMB and the LMP)
Fax
Next you should do Wrestlemania stadiums and arenas history
YES!!!!!
Ceaser's Palace parking lot! 😀
Wrestlemania doesn't have its own stadiums. They just use existing stadiums from NFL
I'm a Rams fan in L.A. .....Of course I agree with you!# Good job!
I’m from Detroit and I agree with your assessment of Ford Field. It’s not as nice as many of the other NFL stadiums but there’s nothing particularly wrong with it either. It’s just fine it works
Kinda like Ford itself
@@DepravedCoTApologist Or GM
thank you for the nice video :) I am relieved that your sense of humor hasn't changed since last week!
I went to the Vikings/Packers game at US Bank Stadium last November. Absolutely spectacular.
Yeah, because the Vikings won. #Skol!
@@jessebakken3649 Yes that was certainly the best part.
I definitely agree with the number one spot! The best stadium hands down! Not a bad seat in the house. Gorgeous exterior and interior. Video board is perfect.
Hard Rock Stadium should have been higher on that list! Fins Up!
Top 10 at least!
Miami is Fin-ished
Parking sucks there
Watching the rood open inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium is pretty cool.
I love it when an Australian makes a video about stadiums he’s never been to
You forgot to add the word accurate before video
That The Room reference 😂😂😂
Super dome had major renovations. It’s nice in there
Minneapolis commonly goes below 0° F in December, on several ocasions I have been to a game in the old Metrodome, when the outside Temperature was -15°F(-9.4°C)
Gilette’s renovation will include a new, larger lighthouse for people to go up, as well as a huge screen and indoor food area since it gets cold and rainy a lot. All funded by the Kraft family too, and not any state money I believe, which is pretty dope.
I've been to several of the stadiums listed here. I have to say that the Cowboys' stadium (AT&T Stadium) is my favorite. It is just a remarkable piece of engineering/architecture. There are some other stadiums that are truly amazing. However, AT&T Stadium feels like a destination that also happens to host NFL games. When I look at the cost to build AT&T Stadium and compare it with Levi's Stadium (near me), I'm baffled. It seems that you truly get more bang for your buck in Texas.
The only one I’ve been to is US bank stadium. It was incredible.
I agree with the engineering marvel bit, but cannot co-sign on the destination part. It’s all the way out in Arlington in a field. I haven’t been since the new ballpark was built so maybe the liveliness of the surrounding area has picked up. I’m a stickler for atmosphere around the stadium. Maybe I’m not ready to stop partying at 3:30pm and need a plethora of establishments to annoy the shit out of anyone within earshot. Doesn’t look like my idea of a uniform utopian jewel box stadium mandate is going to happen anytime soon as the bears are the next team packing up shop and heading to the parking lots and pastures of the suburbs.
Also..am I the only person on earth that thinks that Levi’s stadium is pretty sick? With the exception of its location, obviously, I thought they hit a home run with the design
@@pool__boy - Levi's Stadium is okay. It's nothing particularly special, though. I like it...but it gets hotter than Texas (despite the fantastic Bay Area weather) because it blocks the wind from the Bay and the Ocean. If you sit on the East Side of the stadium, it is incredibly hot in the sun (and there is no shade).
If you click on my TH-cam channel, you can see some videos from the stadium. I usually go to three or four games each season.
Just went there. Amazing
@@pool__boy There are chain restaurants along Collins Street and the I-30 service road within about a 20 minute walk from AT&T Stadium, plus the Texas LIVE entertainment complex a couple blocks east on Randol Mill Road. And, if you wanna get some pre-game shopping in, there's a Walmart that's on Randol Mill across the street from the stadium (even on non-NFL game days, it's one of the busiest, more dated and poorly run Walmarts in the country). Texas LIVE opened a couple of years ago and, well, it's okay, I guess.
I’m surprised to see Levi’s Stadium ranked so high
If you take location into account then it would rank very low considering how far away it is from San Francisco.
Not to mention the bad traffic and mass transit problems that cause so many to arrive late.
@@JBM425 thanks for the heads up. My boyfriend and I are supposed to go to the rams @ 49ers game in October I’ll make sure to tell him we need to leave extra early
The 49ers are a bit far from san fran, but we can call them them the Santa Clara 57ers (57 coming from how far they are from San Francisco)
@@Chaz4543that would make it higher imo sf city is not doin to hot
I liked/like the Cotton Bowl, Jeppesen Stadium, the Sugar Bowl, the Orange Bowl,
L.A. Memorial Stadium,
Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, Kezar Stadium, Comisky Park, Yankee Stadium,
War Memorial Stadium,
Polo Grounds, Tiger Stadium, and lastly, the greatest home-field advantage stadium of all...... Metropolitan Stadium 🏈
Super dome needs to go up tf, and it’s getting lovely 400m upgrade inside to look futuristic
I went to the Chiefs/Chargers game at SoFi stadium last year. It definitely lives up to it's billing as an incredible venue to watch a football game with no bad seats in the house and an amazing scoreboard.
There's a few that I didn't think they were right, but overall a good list!
Overall a solid list, although AT&T in Dallas deserves to be ranked better than 8th.
Yeah I was thinking top 5 as well for AT&T
The Carolina Panthers stadium is older but I went there 5 or 6 times (2 college games and 3 or 4 panthers games). Last was in late 2004 for the UNC-Boston College bowl game. I always had a nice experience going there with my dad- at least twice we took a train from Raleigh to Charlotte. I like the teal too.
The “oh hi mark stadium” had me dying lmao
Highly enjoyable, just surprised that you ranked SEA and GB rather highly. Thanks for posting.
I think Seattle's stadium is one that is quite fun, and I have no problem with it's ranking. Green Bay however, I also think is rated too highly. It's ranking is in my opinion only based on it being historic rather than a good stadium on its own. Top half, but I don't think it's top 5.
This channel is great| It gives me the inspiration for my video
Bro you had me! I spent at least 5 minutes searching for that destructionin the Pittsburgh stadium because I just couldn't believe it, until I resumed your video and heard you say "during the Gotham rogues game".
TIAA Bank Field is actually super nice, when the Jags are good 😢 I miss 2013-2019
Why? Besides a couple of playoff appearances the jags were still ass between 2013-2019
@@mdec76 they had the best defense in the league and were probably a call away from going to the super bowl in 2018
Gameday atmosphere, team performance, history etc. should be excluded with stadium lists, but it isn't for whatever reason. That's why this is just a same old "in crowd" stadium list
@@jayden12242 yep
They're still good now!
M&T ranked at 23rd is an injustice. Ranks top 10 in fan experience every year. They do small renovations almost every off season,
Great video. I think personally AT&T stadium is top 3
You ranked Levi’s Stadium way too high.
Yeah, if I was trying to be objective, it would certainly be much higher. I actually started on a Mexican baseball video a while ago and got sidetracked. I'll try to get it finished soon.
I knew going in that SoFi would be #1.
But as a Vikings fan, knew The Bank would be high on the list. It’s an amazing Stadium.
The Superdome in New Orleans was built way ahead of its time! I love going in there to watch a game but it was better when Drew Brees was with the Saints and also the Sugar Bowl game is an Epic Experience!
What Sugar Bowls have you gone to ??
@@fiesta061000 Alabama versus Clemson in 2018/2019.
I live in LA and went to a pre season game two days ago, I gotta say, Sofi definitely deserves number 1
Super dome got a complete remodel inside. It’s pretty dope now
Sofi Stadium ... Best STADIUM and deserves to be rank #1
Okay. For the first stadium, anyone crazy enough to drive there deserves to pay the parking fee. If coming from the north, take the green line to L'Enfant and then take the blue line. If you're coming from the south, blue all the way, or yellow to L'Enfant (L'Enfant's kind of a big deal) and then hop on the blue.
If you live in DC willingly, you should probably consider moving.😂
The superdome should be higher yes I know it has a closed roof but with the new renovations it just had it’s a top ten nfl stadium
“It’s alright” … that’s the nicest thing I’ve ever heard about MetLife Stadium.
The “Room” clip was Perfection!!
Great List
I'm hoping that Raymond James Stadium gets a canopy over it (like in Miami) when the lease is up in 2028. September and early October games there are brutal, especially on the upper decks. Otherwise, the recent renovations are nice and it could easily last another 10-15 seasons.
The thick roof stadiums are that way for weather resistance. The south being hurricanes, north being blizzards.
I personally love Ford field. Not one bad seat in the house as far as sight line goes to watch my favorite team rip defeat from the jaws of victory 🤣. Go Lions! One Pride for life!
I am pretty sure everyone will agree with your Bottom 3 Stadiums.
Judging by the stadium designs Americans either love being fully exposed to all weather elements by building stadiums with no roofs at all or being completely sheltered from them by building giant roofs over the top. There's few in between like ones in Miami or Seattle
I’m shocked you got Soldier Field that high. And I’m a Bears fan!
Clearly he’s not American
There's good reason the Bears are planning on building a new stadium just outside Chicago.
@@janetracer isn't soldier field protected from demolition? at l3ast the old exterior?
soldier field isn't that bad, I don't get the hate. especially since it'll be renovated soon for the world cup
@@ramtailthebattlertr2066 Agreed it’s not the worst ever. It’s certainly better than FedEx. But it’s location doesn’t make it the most convenient to get to or getting out from. And it’s redesigned could’ve been done better. The Bears don’t even own it either. And I’m pretty sure Chicago didn’t even put in a bid for the World Cup.
As a fellow Aussie I am disappointed you didn't proonouce it Neeeeesarn stadium. Up there with Aloooominun
Gillette stadium is replacing the existing lighthouse with a much bigger lighthouse. They’re also adding two massive screens at both sides of the stadium, and enhancing the entrance areas… should look awesome
I was about to say Gillette should def be ranked higher
Kraft has to get his money back some how seeing that the PatriRATS and BeliCHEAT are back to eating dog food,it'll be another 40 year's before they win another superbowl, unless they find a new way to cheat
@@frankierobinsonsr277 yikes, you’re an angry fella huh? This comment was about the stadium 😂😂
Had a few egregious misses here but overall great stadium content
Would rank Ford Field higher. Cool how they incorporated existing buildings. Love the concourse too.
Chicago-'s new stadium was built right in the middle of the old historical one.
I live in the Silicon Valley. I have a love-hate relationship with Levi's Stadium. It is not a bad stadium -- and it has some good seating, restaurants and ease-of-navigation. However, it was designed at a weird angle that blocks the wind and great weather of the Silicon Valley. In fact, the eastern portion of the stadium is often in the sun. Even on cool days, it feels incredibly hot in that sun sans winds. I attended a game that was 59 degrees yet felt like it was 89 degrees. As such, I tend to either go to evening games or sit in sections of the stadium where we won't be in the sun. Interestingly, I am not a 49ers fan. However, I just love football and attend any game that I can score great seats for.
Bro that TSA bit killed me
As a Bills fan I will forever respect Cincinnati and their fans... They helped our team and our fans when Hamlin had his heart attack... When buffalo got knocked out of the playoffs I was actually glad it was Cincinnati.
Here's the thing about Arrowhead... sure it's loud. But it's the smell that makes it amazing. There are so many tailgaters making so much barbecue that you can smell it inside the stadium. It smells so good.
As a Niners fan, I 100% expected more, especially living closer to Levi’s than SF
Great job as always.
Cheers!
I love ranking Stadiums and arena's on my channel as well. Great work
Hienz Field should be docked a few places for getting rid of the ketchup bottles.
They never should've changed the name from Heinz Field
Please do EuroLeague arenas for the love of God
FedEx Field being ranked last is the least surprising thing I've heard all year
As a Bears fan, Soldier field better be dead fucking last
As a saints season ticket holder, there was a time when I tended to agree with your low ranking of the Superdome (specifically years ago when the interior looked as it did in the picture used in this vid) But I have since come to appreciate the cathedralesque, and now quite classic qualities that make it uniquely new orleans
same thought
After Hurricane Katrina, The Superdome is not given more respect for how pivotal of a venue it is to NOLA.
I don't think it should EVER be replaced. If NOLA eventually sinks into the Gulf, it's only right to go with it.
@@MarloSoBalJr☝ this right here is what I like
@@MarloSoBalJr Laissez le bon temps rouler!
I'm hoping that means all of the older seats will be replaced as part of this current renovation. But, other than that, it's quite an iconic venue.
Imagine putting five dome stadiums above arrowhead
Although AT&T stadium is like 13 years old, it still should be in the top 5! My top 5 would be SoFi, Mercedes Stadium, Las Vegas stadium, At&t, Vikings Stadium.
Raiders stadium is #1, don’t care what you think
Based off looks and technology yeah but everything else no
The TSA announcement was hilarious
Great video as always
The Bears want to leave Chicago and move to a suburb called Arlington Heights.
Wow, that's a lot of space! Id be glad watching some American Rugby match in one of these...
Placing the Vikings one spot ahead of the Packers was a good idea.
Lucas Oil should be number 1. Old school feel but with all the updated amenities, Great team and atmosphere, Great parking, Clean. Small markets always get the knock and the hate though.
I like marcedez benz stadium, it's verry cool.
Very good list overall. AT&T is still top 3 behind Sofi and Allegiant IMO
As someone who works at AT&T Stadium on game days, it's a pain in the a** to from one end of the concourse to the other without having to go all the way to the upper concourse because sideline areas of the main concourse is restricted to premium seat holders during Cowboys games. Trust me, that's the biggest complaint we get from guests when they have to go up to get around.
Gillette Stadium’s expansion is building a new larger lighthouse that will allow fans to climb to the top
“Dated” built in the 90s and renovated around only 7 years ago. And will be receiving major renovations soon with a roof most likely. There are worse NFL stadium than the Bank.
The Luke (Lucas Oil Stadium) is easily top five for these reasons: 1) It's actually downtown Indianapolis, 2) It has a retractable roof, 3) when the roof is open, they open a giant window above one of the end zones that frames the skyline, 4) it's the only stadium that has an industrial look inside, and 5) it has a bunch of racing vehicles (cars, boats, tractors, etc) that are sponsored by Lucis Oil hanging when you enter through the main entrance. I could keep going, but 5 is enough.
There is one downside…IT’S IN INDIANAPOLIS!
@wlhung9688 Have you ever been? If not, your opinion kinda doesn't matter at all 🤷. I was in Indy when they hosted the Super Bowl, and I talked to probably 50ish New Yorkers and they were all very impressed with Indy. I'm not pretending it's on par with NYC or Chicago, but for a "mid size" city, it's great.
High mark in Buffalo has 4 years left before new one across street opens
superdome that low makes this a mickey mouse list
Hi there! This is my Official Request that you please do a video covering the rugby stadiums of New Zealand at some point in the not-too-distant future!
He's done Super Rugby before, that covers the major ones
I think he’s planned in a video of Ireland’s 2022 victory tour so I think you might get quite a few included in that 👍😀
My home stadium came in at #6, which I thought would crack the top 5, but couldn't argue with your top 5 by any means. My FAVORITE team's stadium came in at #20. I thought we would have done a LITTLE better than that, but that is why they are called OPINIONS.
Nice job, in my opinion!
It’s number 1 for sure go colts!
All of the stadiums which don't use public funding are the best.
Gillette will have a bigger better lighthouse once finished.
Also the only privately financed stadium in the league.
Bank of America Stadium is, without a doubt, the best stadium in the NFL. Every stadium has to be fancy nowadays and be different. BOAS dares to be simple in an age when everything is unique. It is a classic bowl design, an example of pure Americana. Its sheer non-uniqueness is breathtaking and the stadium rocks with the greatest (and most fickle) fans of the NFL. The cookie-cutter mold has been destroyed, and the only cookie left uneaten is BOAS.
Be proud of that Heinz Field joke.
Allegiant should be bumped up it’s has a super cool shape and atmosphere. Even the fans nicknamed it “The Death Star”
The benches at Lambeau are also much easier to shovel out than. Stadium seats when it snows.
The Merc Stadium in Atlanta is an easy #1, a stunning stadium, great facilities amazing circular screen and a fantastic Falcon sculpture outside the entrance.
I can't wait to view Sofi stadium in 4.5 weeks for wrestlemania 39 that stadium looks elegant