Best Looking Sports Stadiums ? (Royals, school, ballparks, people)

[LEVOW]

Originally Posted by dfrench8456

theres nothing special about these stadiums there just big with ugly facades

THE classics are good, but you shoould see the amenities & the perfect views of the field that these stadiums provide, everything is the state of the art.

[atl1221]

jacobs field, turner field, yankee stadium....want to go to fenway, dodger and wrigley.

Oklahoma Memorial Stadium-Norman, Memorial Stadium-Lincoln, NE, Kyle Field--Texas A&M, Sanford Stadium--Athens, GA

[DCNative]

Fedex Field (I'm a redskins homer)

[Frank the Tank]

I'm as big of a White Sox fan as you can get, but even I have to admit that there's nothing quite like getting into your seat at Wrigley Field and taking in the entire view of the field, ivy, and hand-operated scoreboard. All of the new stadiums can spend as much money as you want on various amenities, but that view tucked into a Chicago neighborhood is something that can't be replicated anywhere. You could drop most other stadiums into any town anywhere and you wouldn't know the difference, but Wrigley is definitely one-of-a-kind.

Your average Big Ten football stadium also beats any NFL stadium (outside of Lambeau Field) any day.

I just realized that two of my favorite stadiums are homes to two of the teams I hate the most (Cubs and Packers). Ugh!

[berte90]

University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, AZ is, in my opinion, the most unique and creative stadium out there. Built to look like a coiled-up rattlesnake around a barrel cactus. I was down there for spring break and it was breathtaking. I should also throw in Quest Field, just because it is amazingly loud when the Seahawks play

[SoCalif]

Dodger Stadium has to be one of the most beautiful stadium's in America. For as old as it is, Dodger Stadium still shines like a brand new ball park.

[crbcrbrgv]

Raymond James in Tampa.

[mikeyyc]

Originally Posted by YoAdrian

What is it with the Cowboys and the hole in the roof?

It's so God can watch his favorite team play on Sunday.

[STLCardsBlues1989]

Wrigley field is a beauty. I like old stadiums, though.

I think St. Louis' Busch Stadium has a very recognizable backdrop. And the red brick really fits in well with the city. A lot of older buildings and homes in St. Louis are made of brick and stone, which helps protect from the elements.

[Steve-o]

Originally Posted by berte90

University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, AZ is, in my opinion, the most unique and creative stadium out there. Built to look like a coiled-up rattlesnake around a barrel cactus. I was down there for spring break and it was breathtaking

2 thumbs down. Yuck. Looks like a crashed UFO. It no better than Soldier Field which looks like a UFO thats about to take off! BLECH!!!!!!!!!!