Laissez les bons temps rouler! 11) Empower Field at Mile HighĮmpower Field at Mile High opened in 2001, has a capacity of 76,125, and is the home of the Denver Broncos.Įmpower Field hosts the ultimate home-field advantage - altitude.
After Hurricane Katrina hit, it served as a beacon of hope to all residents and 74,000 of their closest friends. Outside of perhaps Lambeau Field, no stadium means more to a city than what Caesars Superdome means to New Orleans residents. 10) Caesars SuperdomeĬaesars Superdome opened in 1975, has a capacity of 74,295, and is the home of the New Orleans Saints. When Renegade plays and the Terrible Towels wave, there is no better environment to take in an NFL game. Say what you will about the city of Pittsburgh, but Acrisure has one of the best views in sports as it sits on the convergence of the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers. 9) Acrisure StadiumĪcrisure Stadium, once known as Heinz Field, opened in 2001, has a capacity of 68,400, and is the home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. What cannot be overlooked is the family-friendly concession prices. While the Rams’ screen is larger, they were not the first to do the circular jumbotron as the Falcons implemented it into their stadium as well. I could watch the roof open and close all day long. It surprised many when it was announced the Georgia Dome would be torn down, but I doubt anyone is complaining now. Mercedes-Benz Stadium opened in 2017, has a capacity of 71,000, and is the home of the Atlanta Falcons. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience, just like how the players enter the field through the thralls of fans rather than a corner tunnel.
From the design of the stadium, record-setting screen, the surrounding facilities, and amenities, AT&T Stadium has it all. “Jerry’s World” was indeed a world wonder when constructed. The only question is, what will the Black Hole look like, or did they leave that behind in Oakland? 7) AT&T StadiumĪT&T Stadium opened in 2009, has a capacity of 80,000, and is the home of the Dallas Cowboys. Nevertheless, the “Death Star” is an incredible facility with a look we have never seen before. Perhaps that is also the bottle service and club in the end zone talking to me. 6) Allegiant StadiumĪllegiant Stadium opened in 2020, has a capacity of 65,000, and is the home of the Las Vegas Raiders.įootball in Las Vegas. With that being said, the home-field advantage is as good as it gets. My one complaint is the awful green/gray turf color that looks like the same color as the foggy Puget Sound on a cold winter day. Since the Legion of Boom era and The Beast Quake, Lumen Field has been host to some of the most electric moments in recent years.
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There might not be a more intimidating place to play as an opposing team than when the Seattle faithful are in full song. Lumen Field opened in 2002, has a capacity of 72,000, and is the home of the Seattle Seahawks. In September 2014, Chiefs Kingdom set the Guinness World Record for the loudest crowd volume at 142.2 decibels. One of the older stadiums still around, it has seen improvements to help it keep up with the times but not lose the history. If anyone can rival the Seahawks for home-field advantage, it is the Chiefs and Arrowhead Stadium. 4) Arrowhead StadiumĪrrowhead Stadium opened in 1972, has a capacity of 76,416, and is the home of the Kansas City Chiefs. The translucent roof paved the way for other modern stadiums, and at night, it looks like the backdrop to a Prince concert with all the lights and colors.
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Bank Stadium is almost six years old because it looks like it is from 25 years in the future. Bank Stadium opened in 2016, has a capacity of 73,000, and is the home of the Minnesota Vikings. From the wrap-around jumbotron to the indoor setup that is also open-air due to its construction. We saw it in all its glory in Super Bowl 56. From all of the glass to the curved roof which comes to the ground. SoFi Stadium opened in 2020, has a capacity of 70,240, and is the home of the Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams. That speaks to my soul on so many levels. Packers fans are some of the most faithful in the league, and even when it takes on the moniker of the “Frozen Tundra,” they still come out in droves, fueled by brats, cheese, and beer. However, it is steeped in history and needs to be on every NFL fan’s bucket list. Lambeau Field opened in 1957, has a capacity of 81,441, and is the home of the Green Bay Packers. NFL Stadiums Ranked From Best to Worst 1) Lambeau Field If you’re not sure which one is the best to visit, here are the 30 NFL stadiums ranked from best to worst. There are few places better to spend a Sunday afternoon than in an NFL stadium.
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