Just 'cause I grew up a few blocks away from it.
I used to play tennis at those courts behind it.
The (original) Busch Stadium:
Outside:
Inside:
I'm sure that I'm biased by being a Cardinals fan, but this has always been my favorite stadium...it had sort of a modern Coliseum look about it.
Outside:
Inside:
I'm sure that I'm biased by being a Cardinals fan, but this has always been my favorite stadium...it had sort of a modern Coliseum look about it.
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The Rose Bowl still wins this category handily.
this, by far... been to the St. Pete Time's Forum (TBL) too, pretty nice
I know I'm biased when I say this, but there is NO arena like the Nassau Coliseum when the crowd is going nuts.
The forum (aka Ice Palace) is probably one of the cleanest arenas I've been in. It's all so tidy and in place.. like a hotel lobby..lol. My buddy knows Dave Andreychuk and he gets us club seats from time to time. So nice .Poseidon wrote:
this, by far... been to the St. Pete Time's Forum (TBL) too, pretty nice
I know I'm biased when I say this, but there is NO arena like the Nassau Coliseum when the crowd is going nuts.
It sits on Channelside drive.. so you can watch the cruise ships get loaded and depart prior to the game.
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Ohhh hell no. That's one ugly POS stadium with horrible atmosphere.Kmarion wrote:
Feel free to include any stadium anywhere. Regardless of the country or sport.
Here is a few to get you started.
On the other hand...
The MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground)
Built: 1853
Field: 171m x 146m
Capacity: 100,018
Record attendance: 130,000+
Record attendance to a sporting event: 121,696
Host of the 1956 Olympics
It was just from a Forbes article.. pricey stadiums.. slightly outdated.Ohhh hell no. That's one ugly POS stadium with horrible atmosphere.
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the University of Utah, Rice-Eccles Stadium
they had the Torch and Cauldron here for the 2002 Games
they had the Torch and Cauldron here for the 2002 Games
yeah outdated // the cowboys $$$$ arent on there - it should be #1 lolKmarion wrote:
It was just from a Forbes article.. pricey stadiums.. slightly outdated.Ohhh hell no. That's one ugly POS stadium with horrible atmosphere.
I may be a bit biased, but Darrel K Royal is flippin' sweet. 100k+ capacity and loud as hell.
I took a tour of the Rogers Center, I liked it but it didn't seem special. I thought it was pretty cool how it has a hotel in it.
I also took a tour of the Arizona Diamondback's stadium and I loved it. It has a hot tub, air conditioning, a great restaurant, and, at the time, $1 dollar seats
I love Beaver Stadium. 110,000 fans ! Games here get loud.
The new Yankee Stadium was over 1.5 Billion.Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
yeah outdated // the cowboys $$$$ arent on there - it should be #1 lolKmarion wrote:
It was just from a Forbes article.. pricey stadiums.. slightly outdated.Ohhh hell no. That's one ugly POS stadium with horrible atmosphere.
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I went there and i was one row from the top... "atmosphere" doesn't make up for not being able to see.CameronPoe wrote:
Camp Nou, Barcelona: steep = atmosphere.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c … _nou_2.jpg
It doesn't look it from the photo but trust me.
Hampden Park, played there myself
Pickwick Park, Birmingham. Played a match there myself.
our MSL stadium;
home of Real Salt Lake
home of Real Salt Lake
Allianz Arena, Nou Camp, Estádio do Dragão (FC Porto) is quite nice, Emirates and Old Trafford are the favourites I've been to
the worst would be Fratton Park (Portsmouth), Burnley's shit hole, Stamford Bridge (nice at the front, shit otherwise), Reebok Stadium
Best atmosphere would be Old Trafford, Santiago Bernabeu, San Siro, Nou Camp
the worst would be Fratton Park (Portsmouth), Burnley's shit hole, Stamford Bridge (nice at the front, shit otherwise), Reebok Stadium
Best atmosphere would be Old Trafford, Santiago Bernabeu, San Siro, Nou Camp
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Holy crap, that are alot of people:blacKOut: wrote:
I took a tour of the Rogers Center, I liked it but it didn't seem special. I thought it was pretty cool how it has a hotel in it.
I also took a tour of the Arizona Diamondback's stadium and I loved it. It has a hot tub, air conditioning, a great restaurant, and, at the time, $1 dollar seats
http://www.carmelproducts.com/images/ba … llpark.jpg
I love Beaver Stadium. 110,000 fans ! Games here get loud.
http://pennstategameday.com/wp-content/ … tadium.jpg
I don't know how no one's mentioned Fenway yet
It's the oldest ball park still in use, and was even the site of a recent football game, as well as a Bruins game earlier this year
Too bad the tickets are so damn expensive
It's the oldest ball park still in use, and was even the site of a recent football game, as well as a Bruins game earlier this year
Too bad the tickets are so damn expensive
Last edited by Narupug (2010-08-19 17:11:11)
We have also just built a new stadium and a multi-purpose hall. The surroundings are still unfinished but the park will also offer everything you can imagine. Huge shopping centres, restaurants, etc,.. Located in our capital, 10 minutes away from me and very modern.
(picture taken when both object were still unfinished.)
(picture taken when both object were still unfinished.)
Epic stadium, go Red SoxNarupug wrote:
I don't know how no one's mentioned Fenway yet
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c … 7s_Box.jpg
It's the oldest ball park still in use, and was even the site of a recent football game, as well as a Bruins game earlier this year
Too bad the tickets are so damn expensive
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