What stadiums have you visited?

[b1indedbyfear]

Heinz Field, FedEX Field, RFK Stadium, and a couple minor league baseball stadiums. Been outside of Turner Field, Georgia Dome, and Paul Brown Stadium, but never to games.

[MightyWingo]

I've been to FedEx field. I was hoping to watch the Cowboys stomp the Skins on their home turf...but no such luck that year!

[WaDiNhO]

Prepare to be raped by my extremely long list:

Football (Soccer):

Abroad:
Camp Nou - Barcelona (Once on holiday and one with my mates on holiday, went on a tour twice :P) Capacity - 98, 772


Amsterdam Arena - Ajax (Football tour of Holland with my club in '07) Capacity - 51, 638


Stadion Galgenwaard - FC Utrecht (Football tour of Holland with my club in '07) Capacity - 24, 436


Barclays Premiership:
Old Trafford - Man United (Many a time...) Capacity - 76, 212


Goodison Park - Everton (United Away)

Anfield - Liverpool (United Away) Capacity - 45, 362


JJB Stadium - Wigan (United Away)

City Of Manchester Stadium - Man City (Merlin Swapswop a few years ago) Capacity - 47, 726


Coca Cola Championship:
St. Mary's - Southampton (Bury away, FA Cup last year) Capacity - 32, 689


Deepdale - Preston NE (Preston Vs. Leiceister few years ago, why? My dad knew the ex leiceister chairman so we got free tickets :P)

League 1:
Elland Road - Leeds United (Bury Away, Johnstone Paint Trophy last year) Capacity - 40, 242


Edgeley Park - Stockport (Bury Away, L2 last year)
Boundary Park - Oldham (Cant remember why, but I've been)

League 2:
Gigg Lane - Bury (Season Ticket FTW) Capacity - 11, 000


Christie Park - Morecambe (Bury Away)
Spotland - Rochdale (Bury Away, SCRAP!)
Deva Stadium - Chester (Bury Away)
Underhill - Barnet (Bury Away)
London Bourough Of Barking and Dagenham Stadium - Dagenham and Redbridge (Bury Away)
Valley Parade - Bradford (Bury Away)
Fraser Eagle Stadium - Accrington Stanley (Bury Away)
Mose Rose - Macclesfield (Bury Away)
New Meadow - Shrewsbury (Bury Away)
Blundell Park - Grimsby Town (Bury Away)
Sincil Bank - Lincoln City (Bury Away)
Don Valley Stadium - Rotherham (Bury Away)
Vale Park - Port Vale (Bury Away)

Non-League:
Victoria Stadium - Northwitch Victoria (Bury Away, Pre-season Game)
Moss Lane - Altrincham (used to live round there as a kid so went to a few games)

Rugby League

JJB Stadium - Wigan Warriors (Season Ticket) Capacity - 25, 138


Millenium Stadium - (Wigan Away, Millenium Magic 2008) Capacity - 74, 500


KC Stadium - Hull FC (Wigan Away) Capacity - 25, 404


The Stoop - Harlequins (Wigan Away)
Headingley - Leeds Rhinos (Wigan Away)
The Willows - Salford City Reds (Wigan Away)
Belle Vue - Wakefield Trinity Wildcats (Wigan Away)
Knowsley Road - St Helens (Wigan Away)
Haliwell Jones Stadiums - Warrington Wolves (Wigan Away)
Brewery Fields - Celtic Crusaders (Wigan Away)
Stobart Stadium - Widnes Vikings (Wigan Home Game, Stadium Changed Due To Club Reasons)
Craven Park - Hull Kingston Rovers (Wigan Away)
Odsal - Bradford Bulls (Wigan Away)
The Jungle - Castleford Tigers (Wigan Away)
Galpharm Stadium - Huddersfield Giants (Wigan Away)

Ice Hockey

Silverblades Ice Rink / Altricham Ice Rink - Manchester Phoenix (Mate got free tickets for I went with him)



Coming Soon...

Rugby League:

Murrayfield - (Wigan Away, Millenium Magic 2009) Capacity - 67, 800


Stade Gilbert Brutus (France) - Catalans Dragons (Going there to watch Catalans Vs. Wigan in a few weeks!)


Football:

Priestfield Stadium - Gillingham (Bury Away)

[GrUnTxSKaTeR]

Continental Airlines Arena (New Jersey Nets, New Jersey Devils)
Prudential Center (New Jersey Devils)
Yankee Stadium (New York Yankees)
Madison Square Garden (New York Rangers)
TD Banknorth Garden (Boston Bruins)

[KSizzle420]

Originally Posted by CoachCO62

Ive been to the Mecca known as Yankee stadium
Ive Been to Giants Stadium
Ive been to MSG for knicks and wwf
Ive been to the old nets stadium when they were in the meadowlands
Ive been to the disgrace that is Shea
Ive been to the Izod Center (wwf)


Umm I am pretty sure that is a picture of Shea stadium not Yankee stadium seeing as how the old Yankee stadium is still operational and has not had any major parts of it removed yet, there is a growing fear that the New Stadium will not be ready by opening day if you listen to SPorts talk Radio in New York. In addition there are no buildings like that around yankee stadium, going from all four sides if it was yankee stadium you would see the Deegan Express way/City Parks, The New Yankee Stadium, The train tracks/Restuarants, or the parking garage.

Umm...Im pretty sure it is just a random pic of rubble. It was just meaning that Yankee Stadium was done...I think I know it is still functional. It means I will never see a game there....

[xEndriux]

Footnbal (Soccer)
Olympic Stadium - AS ROMA
Santiago Bernabeu - Real Madrid
Nou Camp - Barcelona

[devlin]

Let me think...I've only been to football/soccer stadiums...

Non English:
Bernabeu (Real Madrid)
Nou Camp (Barca)
San Siro (AC Milan and Inter)
Amsterdam Arena (Ajax)

British:
WEMBLEY
Old Trafford (MUFC)
Celtic Park (Celtic)
City of Manchester Stadium (MCFC)
Anfield (Liverpool)
Stamford Bridge (Chelsea)
Goodison Park (Everton)
Maine Road (Old MCFC ground)
Highbury (Old Arsenal ground)
Villa Park (Aston Villa)
The Reebok (Bolton Wanderers)
Stadium of Light (Sunderland FC)
The Madejski (Reading)
Deepdale (Preston NE)

There could be more, but I don't think so...

[jorGe62990]

Originally Posted by KSizzle420

Umm...Im pretty sure it is just a random pic of rubble. It was just meaning that Yankee Stadium was done...I think I know it is still functional. It means I will never see a game there....

Are you guys serious? That is obviously a picture of the collapsed twin towers after 9/11...

[cincychaos]

I been to a lot of Cincinnati Reds games, which means I've been to three different stadiums...
River Front Stadium
Cinergy Field
Great American Ballpark

I have seen the Bengals play at Paul Brown Stadium and have also been in the Roman Olympic Stadium to watch some soccer...which was amazing and way better than any American soccer.

[Lord Chabelo]

NFL:
Dolphin Stadium (Miami Dolphins)
Astrodome (Houston Oilers) <--has been demolished now

NBA:
AT&T Center (San Antonio Spurs)
Pepsi Center (Denver Nuggets)

MLB
Wrigley Field (Chicago Cubs)
Skydome (Toronto Blue Jays)
Astrodome (Houston Astros) <--has been demolished now

NCAA Football:
Sun Bowl (UTEP Miners)
Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (Texas Longhorns)

NCAA Basketball
The Don Haskins Center (UTEP Miners)
The Pit (University of New Mexico Lobos<- I actually played in that one)
Frank Erwin Center (Texas Longhorns)
Moody Coliseum (Southern Methodist University Mustangs)
Hofheinz Pavillion (University of Houston Cougars)

Mexican Soccer League
Estadio Corona (Santos Laguna)

[prosmits]

Originally Posted by xEndriux

Footnbal (Soccer)
Olympic Stadium - AS ROMA
Santiago Bernabeu - Real Madrid
Nou Camp - Barcelona

You live in spain? Or just beent here for away matches or a visit? Olympic stadium is nice aswell, i havnt been lucky enough to visit any of the three you mentioned, yet. :P

[devlin]

Originally Posted by prosmits

You live in spain? Or just beent here for away matches or a visit? Olympic stadium is nice aswell, i havnt been lucky enough to visit any of the three you mentioned, yet. :P

I want to visit the Olympic. I tend to go to a stadium every time I go abroad..

[WaDiNhO]

Originally Posted by prosmits

You live in spain? Or just beent here for away matches or a visit? Olympic stadium is nice aswell, i havnt been lucky enough to visit any of the three you mentioned, yet. :P

I would say he's just going to away games or on a visit seeing as though his location says Rome

[Pashos]

MLB
Fenway Park (Red Sox)
Busch Stadium (New and Old) (Cardinals)
Yankee Stadium (Old)
Camden Yards (Orioles)
Giants Stadium (I don't know the name because they keep changing it)
U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox)
Coors Field (Rockies)
Great American Ball Park (Reds)
Citzens Bank Park (New and Old) (Phillies)

NFL
Gillette Stadium (Patriots)
Jacksonville Municiple Stadium (Jaguars)
Edward Jones Dome (Rams)

EDIT: Forgot about TD Banknorth Garden for the Celtics.

[Free HEADSH0TS]

Gillette Stadium - I live 2 minutes from it. Been to a few Patriots games and a few NE Revolution games there also.

TD Banknorth Garden - Been to some Celtics games.

Fenway Park - Been to some Red Sox games.

U.S. Airways Center - Gone to two Phoenix Suns' games when I visited family out in Arizona.

[MattyBoosh]

Wow - where do I start?

Here I guess: Turf Moor - my home team Burnley FC's stadium.


The others:
Football/Soccer
Premiership
Villa Park
Ewood Park
Reebok Stadium
Stamford Bridge
KC Stadium
Anfield
Old Trafford
Britannia Stadium
Stadium of Light
The Hawthorns
Upton Park
JJB Stadium

Championship
Oakwell
St Andrews
Bloomfield Road
Ricoh Arena
Pride Park
Keepmoat Stadium
City Ground
Deepdale
Loftus Road
Madejski Stadium
Bramall Lane
Hillsbrough
St. Marys
Vicarage Road

League One
Brunton Park
Gresty Road
Elland Road
The New Den
Boundary Park
Glanford Park
Edgeley Park
Prenton Park

League Two
Fraser Eagle Stadium
Valley Parade
Gigg Lane
Sincil Bank
Spotland
Adams Park

Non-League
Field Mill
Racecourse Ground
Bootham Crescent
The Shay

Scotland
Ibrox Stadium
Celtic Park
McDiarmid Park
Firhill Stadium
Palmerston Park

Northern Ireland
Windsor Park
The Oval

Demolished Stadiums
Elm Park (Reading)
Victoria Park (Stoke City)
Burnden Park (Bolton Wanderers)
Belle Vue (Doncaster Rovers)
Leeds Road (Huddersfield Town)
Highfield Road (Coventry)
Maine Road (Man City)


Wembley Stadium (New & Old)
Nou Camp (Barcelona)
Amsterdam Arena (Ajax)
Olympic Stadium (Hertha Berlin)
Rat Verlegh Stadion (NAC Breda)

Other Sports
Prudential Center (NJ Devils)
Yankee Stadium (Old)

Do I win a prize for the most stadiums visited?

[Fozzy]

Football/Soccer
Premiership
Old Trafford
Scotland/SPL
Hampden Park (Scottish National Stadium)
Ibrox
Scottish Division 1
Palmerston Park
Broadwood Stadium

[Dom2133]

Dodgers Stadium
Qualcomm stadium(Chargers)
Staples Center(Lakers)
Petco Park(Padres)
Candlestick Park(49ers)

[KSizzle420]

Originally Posted by jorGe62990

Are you guys serious? That is obviously a picture of the collapsed twin towers after 9/11...

Nah, its a building that was destroyed by contractors...You can clearly see the twin towers visible behind it....The pic was also called "Rubble 98" on photobucket and the date was like 98...so its def. not that....The pic was only supposed to show what is going to happen to the legendary Yankee Stadium, which I think is ridiculous to tear it down...

[Bloody Countess]

I have been too:
Camden Yards: Baltimore Orioles
FedEx Field: Washington Redskins
Chase Field: Diamond Backs
Jobing.com Arena: Phoenix Coyotes
US Airways Center: Phoenix Suns
Sun Devil Stadium: Cardinals (before they moved to University of Phoenix)

[KnifeyJoe]

I have been to:


Qwest Field (home of the Seahawks)


The Kingdome (now rubble, former home of the Seahawks and the Mariners)



Safeco Field, (Home of the Mariners)




Autzen Stadium (home of my beloved University of Oregon Ducks)

[prosmits]

University of oregon ducks? who though of the name ducks then? Still, a very nice satdium. Some impressive lists there and nice to see a fellow burnley fan.

I forgot to mention i also visited the city of manchester stadium a while back. It was to watch the England Ladies play :P. I'm hoping when i get some more money, i can start to travel around alot more and visit more stadiums.

[zombies risen]

I live about 10 minutes from Gaylord Stadium in Norman. I pass by there just about 4 times a week.

I've been/drove past Green Bay, Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, STL, Indianapolis and Kansas City.

I travel for a living so I get to see a lot of things on the road.

[thepaxman]

Hmm, much like the Burnley fan above I have visited a fair few FL grounds.

PL: Villa, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City (Maine Road too), Portsmouth, Stoke, Spurs, WBA, West Ham

D1: Barnsley, Birmingham City, Bristol City, Charlton, Coventry (+ Highfield Road as well), Crystal Palace, Ipswich, Norwich, Forest (just a few hundred times) QPR, Sheff Weds, Watford, Wolves

D2: Huddersfield, Leicester (+ Filbert St), Leyton Orient, MK Dons Hockey Stadium, Northampton Town, Oldham, Southend, Yeovil

D3: Bradford, Brentford, Chestefield, Gillingham, Lincoln, Notts County, Port Vale

Others: Cambridge United, Kettering Town, Mansfield Town, Oxford United, Rusden & Diamonds, Coalville Town, Rugby Town, Daventry Town

International Grounds: Old Wembley (about 10 times), New Wembley (for the Chargers v Saints NFL game), Amsterdam Arena, Nou Camp, Olympiastadion (old Bayern Munich), San Siro (Inter v Fiorentina), Bierberer Berg (home of Offenbach Kickers), Orange Bowl (Florida), Yankee Stadium

I think that is all! Would love to do more, time and money permitting. The atmopshere at the San Siro was unreal. I'd definately recommend an Inter/Milan game.

Oh yeah, Ice Hockey: Harvey Hadden & Nottm Arena (Panthers) and the Sheffield Arena

[skel3t0n]

Only Nou Camp and Old Trafford. Both breathtaking.

[devlin]

Baseball have some awesome stadiums.

[WaDiNhO]

Originally Posted by zombies risen

I live about 10 minutes from Gaylord Stadium in Norman. I pass by there just about 4 times a week.

ROFLMAO Please tell me your not being serious?!?

If thats actually real, then what type of retarded jackass calls a stadium that?

[devlin]

Originally Posted by zombies risen

I live about 10 minutes from Gaylord Stadium in Norman. I pass by there just about 4 times a week.

OH DEAR GOD. Which team plays there? Also what sport haha. I hope it's not what I think it is

[prosmits]

Originally Posted by devlin

OH DEAR GOD. Which team plays there? Also what sport haha. I hope it's not what I think it is

haha yeh, we all want to kniow more now.

I foudn this anyway http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium...memorial.shtml

[Tele-Rock]

It's named after a person. It's not his fault that he's a Gaylord.

It IS his fault that he decided to be associated with the University of Oklahoma, thus bringing his name full circle.