I’m quite shocked NRG Stadium wasn’t included. Even though I haven’t gone there for any sporting event, it’s probably one of the best stadiums in my home state TX
i remember going to my first nfl game it was the 2022 pre-season bengals game against the rams and me and my dad went up that escalator and i was so scared on the way up
Things like the pool and nightclub prove how American sports are catered towards appeasing the rich people but everywhere else in the world sport is watched by the working class
Minnesota also has a club (Delta Club) and they also have the Miller Lite Lounge, also they have their hall of famers numbers and names on plaques around the upper deck. They also have a fan experience if you enter the stadium thru their parking ramp, not to mention having the largest main entrance gates (Legacy Gates) that open when the weather is nice
5:29 It’s not though. They tore down virtually everything but the columns and build a new stadium inside it. I laugh every time people refer to it as a “renovation” 😂
Although, I never really watch the nfl and I'm more of a football (soccer) dude, I gotta admit american stadiums have more charisma than european and rest of the world stadiums at times. Most stadiums worldwide only focus on them being just your classical stadium and being large enough to have hug crowds, but in the US it's different, with unique features at times you'll never think to see in a stadium, and at times, those features are the stadium themselves, with unusual shapes and structures. And let's not talk about the beaseball parks there, they're as wonderful as they can be, with all of their decorations and random stuff.
Yo Night Time Spooks is this your sports account?
Yo is this let’s read holy shit??
Costed?
3:01— that is esthetically unpleasing. They should have put in a ladder.
"What's your net worth?"
"One NFL ticket"
I’m quite shocked NRG Stadium wasn’t included. Even though I haven’t gone there for any sporting event, it’s probably one of the best stadiums in my home state TX
0:41 Minnesota copied Australian rugby league's Canberra Raiders with that idea
The Buccaneers canons didn’t apply during the Super Bowl, when the Bucs played and won in the Super Bowl at their own Raymond James stadium
No.kc?
Bengals fan here.
On week 18, against the ravens, the escalators on both sides broke TWICE, before and after the game.
Lmao the raiders club thing is cool but when you go to games in person , or even watch on tv …. It’s only 3 hours
i remember going to my first nfl game it was the 2022 pre-season bengals game against the rams and me and my dad went up that escalator and i was so scared on the way up
Things like the pool and nightclub prove how American sports are catered towards appeasing the rich people but everywhere else in the world sport is watched by the working class
forgot to talk about the art at AT&T Stadium
Minnesota also has a club (Delta Club) and they also have the Miller Lite Lounge, also they have their hall of famers numbers and names on plaques around the upper deck. They also have a fan experience if you enter the stadium thru their parking ramp, not to mention having the largest main entrance gates (Legacy Gates) that open when the weather is nice
It makes sense to remove the unused seats from the Jaguars games. People would rather go and wade around in a pool than watch them play anyway.
The cannons at Raymond James don't shoot out no damn confetti. This ain't no Globetrotters game out here 🎉🎉🥳😂😂😂
Eagles have a jail
5:29 It’s not though. They tore down virtually everything but the columns and build a new stadium inside it. I laugh every time people refer to it as a “renovation” 😂
0:15, Sooo, the cannons have not been fired since 1998??
State farm stadium held graduation ceremonies every year for high school I graduated from high school copper canyon at state farm
Jimmy oh mmmm jimmy my pancreas feels great oh man jimmy my frond imma bust
It "Costed" $3 million. Good Grief !!
Although, I never really watch the nfl and I'm more of a football (soccer) dude, I gotta admit american stadiums have more charisma than european and rest of the world stadiums at times. Most stadiums worldwide only focus on them being just your classical stadium and being large enough to have hug crowds, but in the US it's different, with unique features at times you'll never think to see in a stadium, and at times, those features are the stadium themselves, with unusual shapes and structures. And let's not talk about the beaseball parks there, they're as wonderful as they can be, with all of their decorations and random stuff.