What NFL Stadiums Have you Been To?

[Boomer B]

Qwest Field (now Lumen)
The Kingdome

 

[TheRainMaker]

LA Coliseum early 90's, 2000's and 2016 - awful stadium built for children. The most uncomfortable seats. It's like sitting on an airplane.

Qualcomm Stadium early 2000's - ugly as hell. Looks like a parking garage.

Old Dallas Cowboys Stadium in 2004 - looked better on TV. Viewing it from the freeway it looked like it had sewage all over it. The field looked like carpet.

 

[Pat the Pats Fan]

alum seats
Gillette
Rfk dc
M&t balt
Memorial stadium balt
Vet philly
Mistake by the lake clev
B of a charlotte
Meadowlands giants

 

[Pape]

alum seats

 

[irishfanatic]

Gillette Stadium only, but considering I travelled there 13 times from Ireland, I am quite happy with my attendance record.
Saw Pats v Buccs in Wembley also.

Go Pats

 

[Patsfan1645]

Gillette Stadium only, but considering I travelled there 13 times from Ireland, I am quite happy with my attendance record.
Saw Pats v Buccs in Wembley also.

Go Pats

Hardcore fan right here.

 

[Triumph]

Regular season

Cincinnati x 3 - 2001 pre 911 and Bledsoes last complete game as a Patriot.
Pittsburgh x 3
KC x 3
Meadowlands - Spygate game vs Mangina.
St Louis - post SB36 the Rams were on life support.
Houston
Denver x 3 - all losses.
Champagne ILL - Soldier Field was being renovated, but that stadium is a mini replica and the alma mater of **** Butkus.
Minneapolis
Indianapolis x 3
San Diego

Super Bowls

Jacksonville
Houston vs Panthers
Phoenix x 2 - scored a ticket vs NYG
Indianapolis - scored a ticket vs NYG
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Santa Clara

 

[Nikolai]

Not that many for me either. I've only attended games at:

Foxboro
Gillette
Heinz Field
Sun Devil Stadium
State Farm Field (Phoenix)

 

[Scotty]

Dallas
Seattle ( I had to tell the truth..... sorry )

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

Fenway Park bleacher seats end zone vs Buffalo, Denver, San Diego lost 'em all
Harvard Stadium vs Oilers lost
Foxboro many times
Phins Stadium with Pats Mailing List crew Drew got hammered
Chargers Stadium 2002 we lost LDT ran wild & TFB threw 2 stupid picks to safeties
Gillette several times

 

[mike_usagisan]

Gillette x 1
FedEx Field (Redskins) x 2

I love being at the stadium for the atmosphere, but I'd much rather watch the game (and see what's happening) on TV.

 

[DoubleDeluxe]

Hardcore fan right here.

No doubt.
I'm 2 hrs East of Toronto, so Foxborough is a long haul for me.
2 of the 3 games I drove.
Once I flew out of Buffalo.
I thought that was dedication, but Irish is hoping on a bird over the pond like he's going to the corner store for milk!

 

[rkarp1]

Gillette/Foxboro
Giants/Jets
Jax
Denver
considering an international game in 2026 pending Pats schedule release

 

[patfanken]

I've been to the **** hole in NJ and the other one in Philadelphia as well as several iterations of the home field from BU, Harvard, Fenway, and both Foxboro versions. And I'm STILL pissed no one ever built a football stadium in the great city of Boston.

Think about it. It has been over 100 years since a brand new sports stadium has been built in the city of Boston. I know technically the Garden is a new building, but for me building a new stadium exactly where the old one was just doesn't count. But I guess with the Bears heading to ****ing Indiana, and the Chiefs to Kansas maybe we were lucky enough to get it as close to Boston as Foxboro.

 

[jmt57]

Schaefer Stadium (including Chuck Fairbanks' last game, the 1978 playoff loss to Houston Oilers)
Gillette

Tampa Stadium (Old Sombrero)
Raymond James (dozens of times, used to get free tickets all the time through work)

Alltel Stadium, Jacksonville

Joe Robbie/Pro Player (now Hard Rock, looks different with the renovations and canopy now )
A few times, including the Brady-to-Troy Brown OT game in 2003.




Also JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, but not for football; it was the opening of the 1981 Rolling Stones tour, with George Thorogood and Journey as the opening acts.

 

[XLIX]

Dallas has a great stadium. Ditto Vegas. Jax is a dump. Tough to judge Gillette impartially but overall it’s nice (though it could be a bit more accessible). Let’s face it: Foxboro was atrocious. I’ve been to nicer high school fields. Chicago is showing its age - and that was 10 years ago I was there. Oaklands old stadium was every bit the dump it looked like on TV, but I’m just happy I made it out alive.

NC State has a nice college stadium. Duke’s sucks. Sorry to say, but BC’s sucks as well. Aloha Stadium was a dump (in fact, the year after I went to Aloha Stadium, it was officially condemned by the state and never saw another event again).

 

[jeffro]

I've only seen NFL football in 3:
Baltimore (old Memorial)
Baltimore (new)
Gillette

Others used by an NFL team at the time but I saw baseball (Veterans in Philly, Three Rivers, Candlestick and Kingdome?) or a concert (Buffalo). I think that's right but obviously I am old!

 

[Jackson 2]

BU (first game in 1960)
Fenway
Harvard
Schaeffer/Foxboro
Gillette
BOA in Charlotte

 

[Patsfan1645]

No doubt.
I'm 2 hrs East of Toronto, so Foxborough is a long haul for me.
2 of the 3 games I drove.
Once I flew out of Buffalo.
I thought that was dedication, but Irish is hoping on a bird over the pond like he's going to the corner store for milk!

I have drove twice from Va and flew once, I hope to catch a game this year. These guys who all live down the street have no idea of our struggles

 

[Gumby]

3 games only:
Schaefer stadium
Wembley 2x

Most memorable moment: Sitting in first row of EZ middle in Wembley wearing my old Bledsoe jersey; Edelman runs into EZ right at me with ball, sees me and points at my jersey/me. IIRC DAMN play had a penalty & got called back so I have never found it in videos. Didn’t bother to look til years after, didn’t think/realize it was anything special at the time ( middle of Brady era -pre #11 SB heroics). Can't even remember what quarter it was anymore.