Lambeau is the Meca of the NFL. Owned by the fans, not by some conglomerate or billionaire. Waiting list for season tickets is decades long. Season ticket holders leave their tickets to their heir's in their will. Tailgaiting and sitting in the sun, rain, heat and cold (FREEZING).
@t0mahawkj0nes US bank is beautiful in it's own right...there isn't a bad seat in the building...that said, Wisconsin and Minnesota citizens love to be outside in a sweatshirt while watching a game I think. Now 5 below 0, I'll sit in US Bank first 😄
Home field advantage is real in American football. The Offense of the visiting teams can’t hear plays called or snap counts,so they have to use silent counts and hand signals to run plays. So much can get lost in translation if you can’t hear. The more home team fans, louder it gets 👍
my daughter has been on the green bay packers waiting list longer then she has been alive.as soon as we settled on a name i put her on the waiting list she is 25 now and still 20,000 people ahead on her on the waiting list
College football games have better environments, atmosphere's, and traditions. The tailgating (aka the pre parties) are better .... The swap (florida gators) doak (Florida State Seminoles) lsu (Louisiana state University) are insanely crazy places lol. A great video is " greatest American sports fans part 2"
As a lifelong Dallas Cowboys fan I have to agree with this statement. Period. College football games are on a different level than pro teams. I would recommend the University of Texas in Austin because I’m a Texas boy but almost any major college is gonna give you a great experience.
@@tackle47 There is plenty of tailgaiting at Lambeau. If the game is at noon, people are in the lot at 8am and firing up the grills and pounding the beers...it's what we do
I love those GREEN BAY PACKERS!! Only fan owned team in the league baby! The real “America’s Team”, smallest city of any NFL team, fans worldwide, always love some more on the team!
Lifetime member of Raider Nation. After over 40 yrs as a fan I finally got to see my Raiders play in Vegas at Allegiant Stadium 2 yrs ago. It was a bucket list event for me. Lifetime memories.
The funny thing is that Green Bay is a city of just 105000 people. Tiny compared to the massive cities where the other teams are located. The stadium itself holds over 80000 people. So it can almost hold everyone in the city. Just crazy!
This made me wish it was Fall so I could watch Green Bay play again. Or any FB games honestly. Good thing Fall is around the corner :) Great reaction video!
When I lived in Minneapolis I frequently attended Vikings games at US Bank stadium, including the first game ever against the Packers. Great place to watch a game.
Lambeau Field is on almost every football fans wishlist. The Superbowl Trophey was named after packers coach. In the middle of a small city(smallest in the nfl) Greenbay, Wi.
The Green Bay Packers added an addition of 6,600 seats to their stadium about 10 years ago. Although they also have a reserve fund, at last mention they had $474 million in the fund, they sold stock to fund the build. Not just like any stock sale. This stock has no value. Pays no dividend. Can't even be sold. Yet they sold over $60 million of a piece of paper that says you are a stockholder, a partial team owner. Display it well. Obviously Packer fans in every corner of the world, as over 17,000 people from California bought stock at the latest offering.
For me the enjoyment of football peaked back when the Vikings played outdoors at The Old Met. For me football should be played outdoors in whatever the natural conditions would be. I loved it when there would be sub-zero temperatures and there wouldn't even be sideline warming benches because Bud Grant felt his team practiced in extreme cold and were used to it and other teams, especially those from warm/hot climates, came to town and the temperatures were shocking and created an even greater home field advantage. A field that's frozen hard as concrete or a mud bog because it's Fall or Winter but above freezing. Too me, that's football.
The thing with the 2 most expensive stadiums, Allegiant and SoFi, is they end up with a mix of both away fans and home fans because people will set up vacations to see their teams play against Raiders/Chargers/Rams in those stadiums and because the teams are newly moved to those cities (Raiders used to be Oakland, Rams with St. Louis, Chargers were San Diego). ' So, although the stadiums are really cool, the atmosphere is a bit muffled compared to going to a home game at somewhere like Lambeau, or Lumen Field, or Mile High Stadium as another example (the Denver Broncos stadium). Just something to keep in mind. Not that it'd be a bad experience at all just not typical of most home games in the NFL.
America's team for decades for a reason they sell 25%of all NFL gear but have to divide up with all the other teams hard core proof why they call them America's team
Sofi is the Rolls Royce of stadiums right now. I pass by it in Inglewood all the time. it's actually mostly built into the ground. You arrive about 3/4 up in the stands. Once inside the field is pretty far down it's massive!!! Best in the world right now.
Miami dolphins new stadium is built to where their sideline is in the shade and the opposite team is in the sun. It can be a difference of 20°F (6°C) and miami heat is no joke. Also home teams get to pick the uniforms so they normally will go with all white to help even more.
Personally I prefer the more traditional open air designs. Arrowhead, Heinz Field, Lambeau Field, weather games are so iconic in the football experience that you almost hope to be at a terrible weather game. Went to the Dolphins Steelers game where the field got so bad due to the downpour no one could score for nearly the entire regular game and the Steelers won 3-0 with a field goal in the last four minutes. Watched the fog bowl between the Bears and Eagles back in the 80s. After the first quarter no one could see more than five to ten feet meaning pass plays were near impossible and many times all you could see was shadows moving in the fog. Weather games are incredible to be at and that never happens in a domed stadium.
We have 2 world class stadiums in Atlanta. The Falcons play in town at Mercedes Benz Stadium, and the Braves play at Ameris Bank Stadium in the NW suburbs.
NFL Regular Season games are played on Sunday/Monday/Thursday/….towards the end of the year after College Regular season is over they’ll play on Friday and Saturday.
I'd recommend going to one of the older outdoor stadiums, Chicago Bears maybe. New high tech stadiums are great but the old outdoor places have a different feel that is unreal. Kansas City Chiefs have a great stadium and crowd and the tailgates are EPIC!
Nice list. When I clicked this video, I feared that all five stadiums would be these brand new, space-age, high-tech, multi-billion dollar stadiums. But they did include two older ones in Seattle and even older Green Bay. So, a well rounded list.
You need to check out and look at the new stadiums that are being built. Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville jaguars, and the Carolina Panthers all have new stadiums going up
So your favorite was Sofi Stadium in LA. That would be an excellent choice. Not only could you visit the stadium, but you could spend weeks in LA and not run out of experiences. The beach towns, West Hollywood, Orange County, Disneyland, 6 Flags, the Rose Bowl. I used to live in LA…. You’ll have beautiful weather, and endless things to try. Americana big time. Plus, the food culture in LA is one of the best anywhere in the world. It’s very diverse. The Mexican food is fully authentic since the Mexican American population is massive there. Also, as the largest west coast city (2nd largest in US behind NYC) there’s a huge Asian influence. All of the major cities on the west coast have incredible Asian food (Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Indian, etc.). LA is also the birthplace of the cheeseburger. The city is the best burger city in the world. Gotta get some In N Out, but there’s countless local spots that will have you shaking your head at how good it is. And, I’ve seen you guys salivate over Texas BBQ. Fear not, LA has you covered on that as well. There’s plenty of Texas style BBQ spots in LA. Legit Texans who moved west and brought there system and secrets with them. I know, because I lived in Houston, Texas as well. LA delivers if you find the right spots. Anyways, the other stadium, Lambeau Field, that has the history that you guys said you’d like to see probably isn’t worth the trip… unless you have tickets for a game. Green Bay, Wisconsin is a smaller town and there isn’t much there besides the Packers. Remember, America is HUGE. I live in Seattle right now (west coast and north). For me to go to New York it’s be about a 5 hour flight. I’ve been there four times in my life. It’s like you guys going to Athens or maybe further. A trip to the US will be entirely different depending on what you want to see, what kind of weather you prefer (think Portugal vs Finland), whether or not you’re interested in cities or more of a nature trip (sometimes those can be fairly close together, like if you did San Francisco you could also roadtrip up the Nor Cal coast and check out Yosemite and the Redwoods… tallest trees in the world). Being from Oregon, originally, I’m biased towards the west coast. It’s just prettier. But an east coast trip or the south would be great trips too. I’ve been over 30 states, so I’ve been blessed to see most of the country. So, you’ll want to prioritize what interests you most. America is simply too big to experience everything. Heck, I’m 51 years old and there are tons of places I’d still like to see. And I’m pretty well travelled and have lived a fairly broad life. Sadly, there are millions of Americans who have never been out of their home state and never been on a plane. Wild 😅. I enjoy y’all’s vids. It’s interesting seeing outside perspectives of my home country. Sometimes I’m shaking my head at what people say and think is true. Mostly because America is so diverse that we’re hard hard to define. Most of us are just normal boring people living a life. ☮️
All I can say is take the weather into account when picking a stadium. This is a really old video since it was talking about the Raider stadium opening in 2020.
As a Seahawks fan, I’ve been to about a dozen games. You can be yelling at the top of your lungs to the person next to you and they can’t hear you, it’s insane.
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call me biased if you want but I think AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas offers an experience like no other, it basically gave the world the super stadium
I don't care what anyone says our Louisiana Super Dome in New Orleans is the best I don't hate on other stadiums but the Super Dome is unique and Special
Lambeau and the Green Bay Packers are the only Fan-owned and built franchise in the 32 team NFL. The other stadiums owned by Billionaires or Investment groups who have local sale tax consumers assume responsibility for cost of the bill$$ to construct those stadium. A public subsidy of private ownership. The owners get the profits...!
When you come to the US, figure out which teams are closest to you. The US is huge, from New York to LA is about 3,000 miles, so unless you're willing to buy a plane ticket to go to a specific stadium, just go to one close to where you'll be. The only stadiums I would avoid is the one in Washington DC. It's awful in comparison to most others. Difficult to get to, expensive and it's falling apart. The reason just about every one of these rankings has Lambeau as #1 is it's an iconic stadium. When it was built is was more of a high school field than stadium. When I went to games in the late 70's and early 80's the outside of it was covered with that ribbed tin you sometimes see on roofs of buildings. Now it's an awesome stadium after they put hundreds of millions of dollars in upgrades into it in the last 30 years. It's a bucket list experience and if you go there, get there early and check out the tailgating experience.
At the end of the day football fields are all alike, 120 yds long and 55 yds wide. Baseball stadiums are much more interesting; they all have at least one unique trait and every nook and cranny is part of the field of play. Lambeau is legendary but the fact that the community owns the stadium isn't gonna heighten my experience. Give me SoFi, Allegiance or Minneapolis.
Just so you realize... you talked about the crazy money being generated by the Packers and how they are able to afford to build these stadiums and renovate them etc. This is WITHOUT a relegation system. The money is shared equally among the teams and the "draft" is where the teams make progress. Not the pocket books. Just an interesting talking point I thought I'd bring up.
Well the Packers did do a renovation of the stadium with a local hotel tax referendum. The local hotels agreed to have a very low tax on rooms to pay fir the upgrades because it would bring in more business.
TV, merchandising, and licensing revenue is split equally among the teams. However, no other revenues are shared (ie ticket sales, concessions, sponsorships). That's why the Dallas Cowboys make way more money than the #2 team.
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When it comes to what team you should support the obvious answer is the Green Bay Packers. That aside, any NFL fan will respect you for what ever team you support so long as you are loyal to your team. Nothing worse than a bandwagon fan
Support whoever you like. Make it because you like their uniforms best. It doesn't matter. And you are right, someone will not like your choice. I would try to follow two or three teams just in case one is a real 'dog'. Which stadium to visit? I would do some research which stadium has the best facilities (not always the newest or biggest) and find out who has the best prices per seat & best priced food. Some times the worst teams have the best prices but not always.
Lambeau Field of the Green Bay Packers is the best football stadium in culture of football every player has walked on the same bricks through the tunnel to get to the field now that's history
Sadly you're here at the wrong time of the year. You need to come back in the Fall to experience college and professional football. Most games are played on Sunday. There's always a Monday night game and they added a Thursday night game. You weren't wrong in thinking that the NFL have played games in London. It's been a regular thing the last few years and this year is no different... The NFL returns to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Autumn! New York Jets vs Minnesota Vikings, Sunday 6 October, 2.30pm BST Jacksonville Jaguars vs Chicago Bears, Sunday 13 October, 2.30pm BST
Fan is short for fanatic, anything that has bragging rights will be bragged about. 2:53, he's right. Someone is gong to be a hater no matter who you pick. Football is the biggest sport in the US and the NFL and has the higest revenue of any sports league in the world. 2nd is Major League Baseball, 3rd is the NBA. The Packers also have very loyal fans. They weren't very good for most of the 70s and 80s. A long time passed between Bart Starr's retirement in 1972 and Brett Favre's first season as starter in 1992.
Sco-Fi Stadium in LA is hands down the best in the world. It's the home of two NFL teams. There is a really good video on how it was built that's worth cehcking out, It cost an estimated 6 billion dollars to build it.
Arrowhead in Kansas City is not new and fancy but is the loudest record holder, not Seattle and without being built for it. Best tailgate in the NFL and currently has the best player in the league and the current undisputed dynasty. I give not one damn on hotels or 4k if I had to go to one stadium to watch a game it is Arrowhead. Oh and I am a Raider fan but the truth is the truth.
As a Chiefs fan I must say that this is only partly true. Arrowhead is actually designed to amplify sound. The field is actually three stories below ground level which creates kind of an echoing effect.
Kansas City and Seattle are the best atmosphere to see a game for good fans and the loudest fanbases. Arrowhead (KC) is louder than Seattle and the current Guinness World Record holder. Atlanta is really cool because they keep prices on food and beverage reasonable.
These expensive stadiums are not good. The ticket prices are outrageous. Fans also have to buy a seat license just for the right to buy tickets. Also, these owners shake down the cities and threaten to move the team unless the taxpayers help pay for the stadiums.
For the sake of your own home security, might I advise that you not let the world know that your home will be unoccupied for an extended period of time? I've known too many people that told the internet they were leaving for vacation, only to come home to the surprise that their home was burgled while away.
Lambeau is the Meca of the NFL. Owned by the fans, not by some conglomerate or billionaire. Waiting list for season tickets is decades long. Season ticket holders leave their tickets to their heir's in their will. Tailgaiting and sitting in the sun, rain, heat and cold (FREEZING).
As a Vikings fan who loves his own park, Lambeau Field in the late fall is the best experience
People don't understand how difficult it must have been for you to admit that as a Vikings fan. lol
@t0mahawkj0nes US bank is beautiful in it's own right...there isn't a bad seat in the building...that said, Wisconsin and Minnesota citizens love to be outside in a sweatshirt while watching a game I think. Now 5 below 0, I'll sit in US Bank first 😄
Home field advantage is real in American football. The Offense of the visiting teams can’t hear plays called or snap counts,so they have to use silent counts and hand signals to run plays. So much can get lost in translation if you can’t hear. The more home team fans, louder it gets 👍
I hate to say it, but this is not true at AT&T stadium. 😢
It’s an even bigger deal in college football
my daughter has been on the green bay packers waiting list longer then she has been alive.as soon as we settled on a name i put her on the waiting list she is 25 now and still 20,000 people ahead on her on the waiting list
That’s wild😂 GB fans really take the cake.
College football games have better environments, atmosphere's, and traditions. The tailgating (aka the pre parties) are better .... The swap (florida gators) doak (Florida State Seminoles) lsu (Louisiana state University) are insanely crazy places lol.
A great video is " greatest American sports fans part 2"
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As a lifelong Dallas Cowboys fan I have to agree with this statement. Period. College football games are on a different level than pro teams. I would recommend the University of Texas in Austin because I’m a Texas boy but almost any major college is gonna give you a great experience.
Kansas City and Buffalo tailgating is on a CFB level rest not so much.
@@tackle47 There is plenty of tailgaiting at Lambeau. If the game is at noon, people are in the lot at 8am and firing up the grills and pounding the beers...it's what we do
@@peacepeople9895 no shade n Packers fans, just not experienced it.
I love those GREEN BAY PACKERS!! Only fan owned team in the league baby! The real “America’s Team”, smallest city of any NFL team, fans worldwide, always love some more on the team!
The Allegiant/Raiders stadium here in Vegas is very nice. Great atmosphere no matter if it's a game or concert you are attending there.
Lifetime member of Raider Nation. After over 40 yrs as a fan I finally got to see my Raiders play in Vegas at Allegiant Stadium 2 yrs ago. It was a bucket list event for me. Lifetime memories.
The funny thing is that Green Bay is a city of just 105000 people. Tiny compared to the massive cities where the other teams are located. The stadium itself holds over 80000 people. So it can almost hold everyone in the city. Just crazy!
This made me wish it was Fall so I could watch Green Bay play again. Or any FB games honestly. Good thing Fall is around the corner :) Great reaction video!
NFL games on Sundays and College on Saturday's traditionally...
The season for both is September to January, Super Bowl in February.
Don't count Lambeau Field out because it isn't flashy.
It's literally football's holy land.
The super bowl trophy is named after it's greatest coach.
When I lived in Minneapolis I frequently attended Vikings games at US Bank stadium, including the first game ever against the Packers. Great place to watch a game.
The first game ever against the Green Bay Packers was not at US Bank stadium,The first meeting was on October 22, 1961
I've been at 73 games at Lambeau Field , Green Bay Wisconsin and I call it home
GO PACK GO!
Best sporting venue in America.
@@shawnanderson6313 WIN SOMETHING
Lambeau Field is on almost every football fans wishlist. The Superbowl Trophey was named after packers coach. In the middle of a small city(smallest in the nfl) Greenbay, Wi.
The Green Bay Packers added an addition of 6,600 seats to their stadium about 10 years ago. Although they also have a reserve fund, at last mention they had $474 million in the fund, they sold stock to fund the build.
Not just like any stock sale. This stock has no value. Pays no dividend. Can't even be sold. Yet they sold over $60 million of a piece of paper that says you are a stockholder, a partial team owner. Display it well. Obviously Packer fans in every corner of the world, as over 17,000 people from California bought stock at the latest offering.
For me the enjoyment of football peaked back when the Vikings played outdoors at The Old Met. For me football should be played outdoors in whatever the natural conditions would be. I loved it when there would be sub-zero temperatures and there wouldn't even be sideline warming benches because Bud Grant felt his team practiced in extreme cold and were used to it and other teams, especially those from warm/hot climates, came to town and the temperatures were shocking and created an even greater home field advantage. A field that's frozen hard as concrete or a mud bog because it's Fall or Winter but above freezing. Too me, that's football.
I remember when my Lions stadium Ford Field in Detroit was new and state of the art in 2002. It's still beautiful but these new ones are incredible.
The thing with the 2 most expensive stadiums, Allegiant and SoFi, is they end up with a mix of both away fans and home fans because people will set up vacations to see their teams play against Raiders/Chargers/Rams in those stadiums and because the teams are newly moved to those cities (Raiders used to be Oakland, Rams with St. Louis, Chargers were San Diego). '
So, although the stadiums are really cool, the atmosphere is a bit muffled compared to going to a home game at somewhere like Lambeau, or Lumen Field, or Mile High Stadium as another example (the Denver Broncos stadium). Just something to keep in mind. Not that it'd be a bad experience at all just not typical of most home games in the NFL.
Arrowhead stadium in Kansas City Missouri. It gets VERY loud there
Allegiant Stadium, where the Raiders play, in Las Vegas, had a cost of $1.9B
Lambau field/ history every single player has walked down the same red bricks in the tunnel to the field now that is history
Go to Lambeau. No other stadium comes close. It's considered a holy pilgrimage for NFL fans.
The narrator in the video-wow, that is incredible writing. Felt like every word packed a punch.
The funny part is Sofi Stadium is the most expensive but they the Rams and Chargers have the least amount of fans supporting them
lambeau is hands down the best stadium and experience.
The Raiders stadium was a steal at about $2 billion dollars. Not as expensive as the Sofi stadium at 5. The Vikings spent over a billion too.
AT&T stadium Dallas Cowboys Arlington TX!!!!!!!
Don’t send them out like that Cowboys are the most hated team
@@GreenBeamzzz They are also the most popular team.
@@TheRexrapper not really.
@@Shuganuttz You can't be serious.
America's team for decades for a reason they sell 25%of all NFL gear but have to divide up with all the other teams hard core proof why they call them America's team
During the season, the NFL plays every Sunday, Monday, and Thursday...plus other days, if they wish.
Sofi is the Rolls Royce of stadiums right now. I pass by it in Inglewood all the time. it's actually mostly built into the ground. You arrive about 3/4 up in the stands. Once inside the field is pretty far down it's massive!!! Best in the world right now.
Miami dolphins new stadium is built to where their sideline is in the shade and the opposite team is in the sun. It can be a difference of 20°F (6°C) and miami heat is no joke. Also home teams get to pick the uniforms so they normally will go with all white to help even more.
Visit, can visit AT&T stadium. Holds 100k fans. Can visit the practice facility at the star as well.
Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas Nevada (home of the Las Vegas Raiders)
Personally I prefer the more traditional open air designs. Arrowhead, Heinz Field, Lambeau Field, weather games are so iconic in the football experience that you almost hope to be at a terrible weather game. Went to the Dolphins Steelers game where the field got so bad due to the downpour no one could score for nearly the entire regular game and the Steelers won 3-0 with a field goal in the last four minutes. Watched the fog bowl between the Bears and Eagles back in the 80s. After the first quarter no one could see more than five to ten feet meaning pass plays were near impossible and many times all you could see was shadows moving in the fog.
Weather games are incredible to be at and that never happens in a domed stadium.
We have 2 world class stadiums in Atlanta. The Falcons play in town at Mercedes Benz Stadium, and the Braves play at Ameris Bank Stadium in the NW suburbs.
Danley install.
Braves play at Truist Park…
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NFL Regular Season games are played on Sunday/Monday/Thursday/….towards the end of the year after College Regular season is over they’ll play on Friday and Saturday.
The Super Bowl was in Scofi. Feb 2022
I'd recommend going to one of the older outdoor stadiums, Chicago Bears maybe. New high tech stadiums are great but the old outdoor places have a different feel that is unreal. Kansas City Chiefs have a great stadium and crowd and the tailgates are EPIC!
Nice list. When I clicked this video, I feared that all five stadiums would be these brand new, space-age, high-tech, multi-billion dollar stadiums. But they did include two older ones in Seattle and even older Green Bay. So, a well rounded list.
For history Lambeau is best. Real grass. Unbelievable fans. Small town. SOFI in L.A. for views and weather. Scoreboard is incredible.
Visit either sofi in LA, or Vegas raiders stadium.
Seattle Seahawks, Century Link Field, all the way.
You need to check out and look at the new stadiums that are being built. Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville jaguars, and the Carolina Panthers all have new stadiums going up
So your favorite was Sofi Stadium in LA. That would be an excellent choice. Not only could you visit the stadium, but you could spend weeks in LA and not run out of experiences. The beach towns, West Hollywood, Orange County, Disneyland, 6 Flags, the Rose Bowl.
I used to live in LA…. You’ll have beautiful weather, and endless things to try. Americana big time. Plus, the food culture in LA is one of the best anywhere in the world. It’s very diverse. The Mexican food is fully authentic since the Mexican American population is massive there. Also, as the largest west coast city (2nd largest in US behind NYC) there’s a huge Asian influence. All of the major cities on the west coast have incredible Asian food (Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Indian, etc.).
LA is also the birthplace of the cheeseburger. The city is the best burger city in the world. Gotta get some In N Out, but there’s countless local spots that will have you shaking your head at how good it is.
And, I’ve seen you guys salivate over Texas BBQ. Fear not, LA has you covered on that as well. There’s plenty of Texas style BBQ spots in LA. Legit Texans who moved west and brought there system and secrets with them. I know, because I lived in Houston, Texas as well. LA delivers if you find the right spots.
Anyways, the other stadium, Lambeau Field, that has the history that you guys said you’d like to see probably isn’t worth the trip… unless you have tickets for a game. Green Bay, Wisconsin is a smaller town and there isn’t much there besides the Packers.
Remember, America is HUGE. I live in Seattle right now (west coast and north). For me to go to New York it’s be about a 5 hour flight. I’ve been there four times in my life. It’s like you guys going to Athens or maybe further.
A trip to the US will be entirely different depending on what you want to see, what kind of weather you prefer (think Portugal vs Finland), whether or not you’re interested in cities or more of a nature trip (sometimes those can be fairly close together, like if you did San Francisco you could also roadtrip up the Nor Cal coast and check out Yosemite and the Redwoods… tallest trees in the world).
Being from Oregon, originally, I’m biased towards the west coast. It’s just prettier. But an east coast trip or the south would be great trips too. I’ve been over 30 states, so I’ve been blessed to see most of the country. So, you’ll want to prioritize what interests you most. America is simply too big to experience everything. Heck, I’m 51 years old and there are tons of places I’d still like to see. And I’m pretty well travelled and have lived a fairly broad life.
Sadly, there are millions of Americans who have never been out of their home state and never been on a plane. Wild 😅.
I enjoy y’all’s vids. It’s interesting seeing outside perspectives of my home country. Sometimes I’m shaking my head at what people say and think is true. Mostly because America is so diverse that we’re hard hard to define. Most of us are just normal boring people living a life. ☮️
Great comment! Very thoughtful-instead on focusing on the stadium-focus on what they would want to experience during the rest of their vacation.
All I can say is take the weather into account when picking a stadium. This is a really old video since it was talking about the Raider stadium opening in 2020.
As a Seahawks fan, I’ve been to about a dozen games. You can be yelling at the top of your lungs to the person next to you and they can’t hear you, it’s insane.
A stadium I reccomend is Alliegant Stadium in Vegas.
Raider Nation Baby ☠️ watch “A Football Life: Al Davis” the raiders mystique and Rebel attitude make it the perfect team for the nfl. Villains of the NFL… With Pride! 🏴☠️
As a tourist literally any stadium would give you an experience
Green Bay Packers. Lambeau Field hands down!
The cost of these stadiums has gone well beyond mere millions , some are now in the Billions
Raiders in Los Vegas
call me biased if you want but I think AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas offers an experience like no other, it basically gave the world the super stadium
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Kansas City arrowhead Stadium from there been there so many times you can’t hear for two weeks afterwards
I don't care what anyone says our Louisiana Super Dome in New Orleans is the best I don't hate on other stadiums but the Super Dome is unique and Special
Come to the Linc in Philadelphia to see a Iggles game! Fly Eagles Fly!💚🦅🏈
The 2028 Olympic is in LA. @ So--fi stadium🎉
Levi Stadium-Home of the San Francisco 49ers!
Las vegas
The Raiders stadium I believe is the 2nd most expensive stadium in the world. Let me know if I'm wrong 👍🏴☠️☠️🏴☠️☠️
Lambeau and the Green Bay Packers are the only Fan-owned and built franchise in the 32 team NFL. The other stadiums owned by Billionaires or Investment groups who have local sale tax consumers assume responsibility for cost of the bill$$ to construct those stadium. A public subsidy of private ownership. The owners get the profits...!
When you come to the US, figure out which teams are closest to you. The US is huge, from New York to LA is about 3,000 miles, so unless you're willing to buy a plane ticket to go to a specific stadium, just go to one close to where you'll be. The only stadiums I would avoid is the one in Washington DC. It's awful in comparison to most others. Difficult to get to, expensive and it's falling apart.
The reason just about every one of these rankings has Lambeau as #1 is it's an iconic stadium. When it was built is was more of a high school field than stadium. When I went to games in the late 70's and early 80's the outside of it was covered with that ribbed tin you sometimes see on roofs of buildings. Now it's an awesome stadium after they put hundreds of millions of dollars in upgrades into it in the last 30 years. It's a bucket list experience and if you go there, get there early and check out the tailgating experience.
Arrowhead stadium in Kansas City Missouri
(KC Chiefs)
At the end of the day football fields are all alike, 120 yds long and 55 yds wide. Baseball stadiums are much more interesting; they all have at least one unique trait and every nook and cranny is part of the field of play. Lambeau is legendary but the fact that the community owns the stadium isn't gonna heighten my experience. Give me SoFi, Allegiance or Minneapolis.
Just so you realize... you talked about the crazy money being generated by the Packers and how they are able to afford to build these stadiums and renovate them etc. This is WITHOUT a relegation system. The money is shared equally among the teams and the "draft" is where the teams make progress. Not the pocket books. Just an interesting talking point I thought I'd bring up.
Well the Packers did do a renovation of the stadium with a local hotel tax referendum. The local hotels agreed to have a very low tax on rooms to pay fir the upgrades because it would bring in more business.
TV, merchandising, and licensing revenue is split equally among the teams. However, no other revenues are shared (ie ticket sales, concessions, sponsorships). That's why the Dallas Cowboys make way more money than the #2 team.
It's funny because The Los Angeles Rams actually won the superbowl the year Sofi Stadium hosted the Super Bowl
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It doesn’t matter who y’all support every team has haters but most specifically don’t support the Cowboys... I warned you lmao.
When it comes to what team you should support the obvious answer is the Green Bay Packers. That aside, any NFL fan will respect you for what ever team you support so long as you are loyal to your team. Nothing worse than a bandwagon fan
we play at wembly every year.
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this was a good video
Support whoever you like. Make it because you like their uniforms best. It doesn't matter. And you are right, someone will not like your choice. I would try to follow two or three teams just in case one is a real 'dog'. Which stadium to visit? I would do some research which stadium has the best facilities (not always the newest or biggest) and find out who has the best prices per seat & best priced food. Some times the worst teams have the best prices but not always.
Lambeau Field of the Green Bay Packers is the best football stadium in culture of football every player has walked on the same bricks through the tunnel to get to the field now that's history
Just cheer for the home team wherever you go and you'll be fine..lol
Sadly you're here at the wrong time of the year. You need to come back in the Fall to experience college and professional football.
Most games are played on Sunday. There's always a Monday night game and they added a Thursday night game. You weren't wrong in thinking that the NFL have played games in London. It's been a regular thing the last few years and this year is no different...
The NFL returns to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Autumn!
New York Jets vs Minnesota Vikings, Sunday 6 October, 2.30pm BST
Jacksonville Jaguars vs Chicago Bears, Sunday 13 October, 2.30pm BST
Fan is short for fanatic, anything that has bragging rights will be bragged about. 2:53, he's right. Someone is gong to be a hater no matter who you pick. Football is the biggest sport in the US and the NFL and has the higest revenue of any sports league in the world. 2nd is Major League Baseball, 3rd is the NBA.
The Packers also have very loyal fans. They weren't very good for most of the 70s and 80s. A long time passed between Bart Starr's retirement in 1972 and Brett Favre's first season as starter in 1992.
Sco-Fi Stadium in LA is hands down the best in the world. It's the home of two NFL teams. There is a really good video on how it was built that's worth cehcking out, It cost an estimated 6 billion dollars to build it.
Go Pack Go!!
Go pack go
Cost of stadiums several million to over a billion US dollars.
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Most of the money is msde from TV contract's
My team will always be the Seattle Seahawks.
"ARROWHEAD"
Support the home team
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Arrowhead in Kansas City is not new and fancy but is the loudest record holder, not Seattle and without being built for it. Best tailgate in the NFL and currently has the best player in the league and the current undisputed dynasty. I give not one damn on hotels or 4k if I had to go to one stadium to watch a game it is Arrowhead. Oh and I am a Raider fan but the truth is the truth.
As a Chiefs fan I must say that this is only partly true. Arrowhead is actually designed to amplify sound. The field is actually three stories below ground level which creates kind of an echoing effect.
Bruv, I don’t think this geez knows how stunning his Mrs is. He best be praying to his God everyday for her.
Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta must have been 6th
over all, not the best clip I have seen on stadiums.
The Chicago bears is the oldest team
You should visit a College Stadium a much better fan experience.
Checkout the sphere in Las Vegas.
Kansas City and Seattle are the best atmosphere to see a game for good fans and the loudest fanbases. Arrowhead (KC) is louder than Seattle and the current Guinness World Record holder. Atlanta is really cool because they keep prices on food and beverage reasonable.
These expensive stadiums are not good. The ticket prices are outrageous. Fans also have to buy a seat license just for the right to buy tickets. Also, these owners shake down the cities and threaten to move the team unless the taxpayers help pay for the stadiums.
For the sake of your own home security, might I advise that you not let the world know that your home will be unoccupied for an extended period of time? I've known too many people that told the internet they were leaving for vacation, only to come home to the surprise that their home was burgled while away.
Arrowhead Stadium
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