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terbo559
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| I personally love the way Reliant Stadium look from outside though I've never been there. It just looks nice |
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Ketchup
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As hardcore of a Pack fan, and football fan, I've never been to a game. Will be going to my first game at Lambeau Field the 23rd of December. I've been to Lambeau Field before and have taken the tour and went through the motions there but never for a game. Also stopped at Lucas Oil Field on a road trip. Was on my way back from Kentucky and had to go right through Indianapolis so decided to stop and check it out. Unfortunately they weren't running tours that day but from the outside and from the pro shop, it looks beautiful. That's my very limited experience for NFL venues.
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Vikefan79
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| I went to Altell stadium when it was called that maybe 10 times for football games. It was a miserable experience to be honest. The stadium is nice but going to games when you're not interested in either team was dumb. The seats were great and I was taking a different person each time so that part of it was ok. Jaguar fans were spoiled back then and hearing them complain about Fred Taylor and Mark Brunell was nauseating. |
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terbo559
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| Keanun__ wrote: | | The California stadiums are pretty much dumps. |
I agree. It just looks so out of date and trashy compare to other stadiums. I have not personally been inside Candlestick or Oakland's stadium, but I've gotten a good view from the outside when I go to the bay area. Damn Californians litter too damn much. Some say Metrodome sucks, but I've been to Metrodome and its better than California stadiums that I've seen. The location of Metrodome is pretty nice too. |
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Keanun__
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| Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 11:02 am Post subject: |
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| terbo559 wrote: | | Keanun__ wrote: | | The California stadiums are pretty much dumps. |
I agree. It just looks so out of date and trashy compare to other stadiums. I have not personally been inside Candlestick or Oakland's stadium, but I've gotten a good view from the outside when I go to the bay area. Damn Californians litter too damn much. Some say Metrodome sucks, but I've been to Metrodome and its better than California stadiums that I've seen. The location of Metrodome is pretty nice too. |
It's not as bad as people say but I didn't find it that great either.
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| Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 11:08 am Post subject: |
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| terbo559 wrote: | | Keanun__ wrote: | | The California stadiums are pretty much dumps. |
I agree. It just looks so out of date and trashy compare to other stadiums. I have not personally been inside Candlestick or Oakland's stadium, but I've gotten a good view from the outside when I go to the bay area. Damn Californians litter too damn much. Some say Metrodome sucks, but I've been to Metrodome and its better than California stadiums that I've seen. The location of Metrodome is pretty nice too. |
Qualcomm is pretty nice to be fair.
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Twizlers
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I've only been to Mile High Stadium, but IMO the biggest upsides is that it's pretty clean, its a modern design, and there doesn't seem to be a bad seat anywhere (I've sat everywhere around it). The stadium has sold out each game since it has been built so there is always tons of fans in it which make for a good atmosphere.
That being said, it doesn't seem all that unique to me. It would be a lot better if they had an expanded venue around, since the area around the stadium isn't the best even though it's in downtown Denver and minutes away from Coors Field and the Pepsi Center. They could make the area so much more exciting..
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Keanun__
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| Twizlers wrote: | I've only been to Mile High Stadium, but IMO the biggest upsides is that it's pretty clean, its a modern design, and there doesn't seem to be a bad seat anywhere (I've sat everywhere around it). The stadium has sold out each game since it has been built so there is always tons of fans in it which make for a good atmosphere.
That being said, it doesn't seem all that unique to me. It would be a lot better if they had an expanded venue around, since the area around the stadium isn't the best even though it's in downtown Denver and minutes away from Coors Field and the Pepsi Center. They could make the area so much more exciting.. |
Yea it's a great venue to go to.
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| paul-mac wrote: | | terbo559 wrote: | | Keanun__ wrote: | | The California stadiums are pretty much dumps. |
I agree. It just looks so out of date and trashy compare to other stadiums. I have not personally been inside Candlestick or Oakland's stadium, but I've gotten a good view from the outside when I go to the bay area. Damn Californians litter too damn much. Some say Metrodome sucks, but I've been to Metrodome and its better than California stadiums that I've seen. The location of Metrodome is pretty nice too. |
Qualcomm is pretty nice to be fair. |
Not really. Personally it was the worst stadium I've ever been to. It's just incredibly outdated and quite frankly a dump. There was nothing interesting about the stadium really, incredibly plain, can't think of a single thing that stood out. The technology suggested that I was in the <80s. Although I will say the tailgating was pretty cool, it was massive.
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phillipraz
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| paul-mac wrote: | | terbo559 wrote: | | Keanun__ wrote: | | The California stadiums are pretty much dumps. |
I agree. It just looks so out of date and trashy compare to other stadiums. I have not personally been inside Candlestick or Oakland's stadium, but I've gotten a good view from the outside when I go to the bay area. Damn Californians litter too damn much. Some say Metrodome sucks, but I've been to Metrodome and its better than California stadiums that I've seen. The location of Metrodome is pretty nice too. |
Qualcomm is pretty nice to be fair. |
i thought the tailgating atmosphere was below average. not to mention no bars or places around for people to go before or after.
the trolly (although crowded after games) is very convenient
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FourThreeMafia
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| steelcurtain29 wrote: | | If you came to Pittsburgh and didn't have Primanti's, your trip was a complete failure. |
Even though the food there is extremely overrated, its definitely somewhere people who visit Pittsburgh should at least try.
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SaveourSonics
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I love everything about CenturyLink Stadium except the name.
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lilant2398
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| Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 8:24 pm Post subject: Re: NFL Venue Rankings |
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| Keanun__ wrote: | I've been to every NFL stadium except for the Green Bay Packers. I'm a fan of the whole league and just like to watch good old football. Here is my rankings for every NFL venue.
1. Lambeau Field; Haven't been but it deserves #1
2. Heinz Field; Downtown, modern, good fans, food and football
3. Reliant Stadium; Great tailgating and stadium
4. Gillette Stadium; Has a lot of unique features and a great team
5. M & T Bank Stadium; Good fans, tailgating, football and modern
6. Lucas Oil Stadium; Great design, in a good part of town, and very new
7. Met Life Stadium; Most expensive stadium earns it's spot well
8. Lincoln Financial Field; Great seating, Good LED's, great entrance
9. Cowboys Stadium; Massive scoreboard, and new, but expensive
10. Mile High Stadium; Modern future look, good seating, and good fans
11. Soldier Field; Great history, great fans, and great football
12. Raymond James Stadium; Good seating, unique features
13. Century Link Field; great architecture and feeling
14. UP Stadium; Also great architecture and feeling on the inside
15. Paul Brown Stadium; Good design and modern
16. Cleveland Browns Stadium; Modern, good location and feel
17. Arrowhead Stadium; Good atmosphere, and great fans
18. Super Dome; Great city, Cajun culture, and big stadium
19. Georgia Dome; Good location, and pregame entertainment
20. Ford Field; Not much tailgate or pregame but a good feeling inside
21. LP Field; Good fans, and location
22. Bank of America Stadium; Not bad design, decent fans, decent ball
23. Metro Dome; Great fans, a lot of inconveniences
24. Oakland Coliseum; Crazy fans, and atmosphere
25. Sun Life Stadium; Good weather, design, atmosphere
26. Ever Bank Field; decent location, good food, bad football
27. Ralph Wilson Stadium; Great tailgate
28. Candlestick Park; Bad design, just a decent experience
29. Qualcomm Stadium; Not modern, but good weather and tailgate
30. FedEx Field; Everything was just boring and expensive
31. Edward Jones Dome; No comment |
so ur worst no gets a no comment... if its the worst it should get the most comments... but then i looked at ur 1st and uve never even been...... u sir should be a politician |
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Keanun__
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| SaveourSonics wrote: | | I love everything about CenturyLink Stadium except the name. |
I liked it a lot to, good location, people, places around it. I found during fourth quarter my ears were going to fall off though. The weather was December rain so it might have ruined it slightly for me.
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SaveourSonics
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| Keanun__ wrote: | | SaveourSonics wrote: | | I love everything about CenturyLink Stadium except the name. |
I liked it a lot to, good location, people, places around it. I found during fourth quarter my ears were going to fall off though. The weather was December rain so it might have ruined it slightly for me. |
That definitely sucks. My season tickets are seats just under the jumbotron in the South endzone so we are safe from rain no matter what  You should come to a game in October, they are much better.
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