best stadiums
 

post yr #1 stadiums! can be anything!

SBC Parkhttp://www.fbcsf.org/events/fellowship04/aerial_wm.jpghttp://www.scu.edu/undergraduate/images/sbcmain.jpg

Rose Bowl is pretty ridiculous. they need to have another superbowl therehttp://www.lvaa.net/i/rose-bowl-large.jpg

Camden Yardshttp://www.photofile.com/Photos/Albu...den_Yards2.jpg

Millenium Stadium. Cardiff, Wales.

http://www.lfc-1.com/general/millstad.jpg

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NEW AZ CARDS STADIUM


http://www.aluminum.org/images/Alumi...le_stadium.jpg

http://www.cmxsportsengineers.com/43...0rendering.jpg

http://www.luzonet.com/magazine/mag1...p_image008.jpg

http://www.famme.dk/Steder/Spanien/B...a/DSC00030.jpg

The Nou Camp, Barcelona

http://perso.wanadoo.es/amilcaratb/f...20bernabeu.jpg

Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid

http://www.fascination-stadium.com/i...embleyneu2.jpg

http://www.stadiumguide.com/wembleynew3.jpg

not completed yet but Wembley Stadium, London

Roxer is that a practive field outside the dome?

http://www.stadiumsofnfl.com/afc/gilmain.jpg

yeah, call it a homer pick, but Gillette is great, not a bad seat in the whole place, plenty of consessions and rest rooms, etc... and it's not a 80K place, so even the top section has a decent view.

I also like (haven't been to) whatever the park that the SF Giants play at, and the Staples Center was nice when I was there.

Is this stadium inside a glass ceiling.

What is this stadium called.

What is so good about this stadium.

Consco Feildhouse

http://www.stadiumguide.com/nfl/jetsnew1.jpg

:shifty:

http://ticketspecialists.com/venues/...ad-stadium.jpg

http://images.art.com/images/product...0/10224148.jpg

The new Jets stadium was wonderful, until they didn't build it :(

That Arizona Cardinals stadium drawing is not right at all. It doesn't look anything like it. Someone drew fans in it.

Soldier Field, Chicago

http://www.galen-frysinger.ws/chicago/chicago13.jpg

http://football.ballparks.com/NFL/Ch.../newaerial.jpg

http://www.prideofanglia.com/blog-ex...ield-after.jpg

http://www.seatdata.com/images/venue.../thumbnail.jpg

http://ism.infinityprosports.com/Upl...eld%20View.jpg

Lindquist Field, Ogden, Utah

http://www.mlbroadtrip.com/images/ph...fmanfront4.jpg

Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City. :drool:

It looks like that stadium in Japan where the pitch can be moved out of the stadium during day time for sun light and water and so on. Notice that in the second pic there's no pitch outside. I think the stadium in Schalke, Germany works like that too.

Professional Stadiums aren't build as big because the teams want to make money off season tickets. If you have a huge ass stadium, tickets will always be avaiable but when you have a smaller one, you will get a lot of season ticket sales because tickets are a lot harder to come by. I know in college, Ohio State has over 100,000 and so doesn't Michigan. A lot of college football stadiums are 90,000-70,000+ too

Gillette hold around 68-69K for a NFL football game, every game sells out and their is a waiting list, of I think around 60K for season tickets.

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/demeraux.jer...tes/Dublin.jpg

Lansdowne Road is fucking :cool:

http://www.st-vincents-toronto-gaa.c...oke_Park_c.jpg

http://www.nufc.com/images/croke-park.jpg

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And Croke Park is just magnificent and not even used for any professional sport which is just amazing really considering how amazing it is

Yeah forgot about this. It's like my favorite stadium but I liked it better without the addition of skyboxes and whatnot. It was always good to drive by it right in the middle of the city when it looked like a museum and I don't know its so good.

SBC Park holds like 45,000 or something and really only sells out on opening day or for the playoffs. It's pretty much the same for all baseball stadiums including Camden Yards, the only ones that sell out every game are Wrigley Field for the Cubs and Jacobs Field for the Indians and I dunno any more.

The Rose Bowl is like 100K. The actual Rose Bowl game is the only game played there and it is completely sold out.

UCLA plays all their home games at the Rose Bowl.

Fenway park has sold out for a couple of years.

I'm pretty sure of at least 4 that are over 100K, Michigan, Tennessee, Penn State & Ohio State, there may be a few more and I know there are a bunch of 80K's. I think Michigan or Penn state holds the most, but I'm not positive on that and yeah the college stadiums typically sell out.

UCLA's Rose Bowl can host a little over 100,000 people. Neyland Stadium @ The University of Tennessee holds almost 105,000 people. Penn State University's Beaver Stadium can hold over 106,000 fans. Now with the recent additions, Ohio Stadium @ Ohio State holds around 101,000.

I believe the biggest in all of NCAA is the "Big House" Michigan Stadium @ The University of Michigan, which now can hold nearly 110,000 people every saturday during the season.

Those are the 5 biggest stadiums in the country.

Kyle Field @ Texas A&M will join the 100K list in 2008, when changes to their stadium will allow them to host over 103,000 people.

So, I was right :) (yeah, I said 4 and missed the 5th ucla, should have known that since when I lived in LA my roomate and a bunch of friends were all UCLA grads).

I've been outside of Michigans stadium a few times on business, it's huge, but you don't notice it as much because of how far down they went, I'd guess close to 1/2 is actually under ground.

I only like one stadium.

With everything they have done to that whole area, I think it looks even better than the original. I get to drive past it on my way to and from work everyday.

I was there on opening night against Green Bay (the only game I've been able to get to in the new place), but I might try to pick up season tickets for next year (to go along with my White Sox package).

Shea? :lol:

http://randy.gotdns.com/07APR03/imag...%20008_jpg.jpg

PNC Park... Just a Beautiful Stadium... Not a bad seat in the house... The view of the city is priceless....now if we can only get a decent team to play in it we will be alright...

I was probably right near your work during the summer then haha

I went to a Cubs/Red Sox game, and stayed at the Parlmer (or is Parker?) House hotel in the City. We walked around city and rode cabs and shit. Checked out Solider field, it was pretty sweet. I also saw it from the top of Sears Tower - Chi Town is really a great city. I had a great time but I was only there for a weekend, I wanna get back

The waterfall there is beautiful. Too bad we stink. :(

Was that the International rules game where a fucking dog ran on the field, Ogen?