You’re allowed to bring in food and bottled water into the stadium. So saddle up with some burgers, dogs, & brats from your tailgate, and prepare for battle.
Smell that? That’s the aroma of the NFL’s best smelling parking lot. BBQ…get some.
This is the home of the 2012 HR Derby, a.k.a. the place where Boomer will yell, “Back, back, back, back, back, back…GONE!” a ton.
Hockey legend Brett Hull will remind you that St. Louis is also a hockey town. Drive down “Brett Hull Way,” take a pic by his statue, and find his retired number in the rafters.
The 2005 NCAA Final Four was played in this building with the UNC Tar Heels beating Deron Williams & Illinois. The MVP? UNC's Sean May ... who's currently playing overseas in Italy.
Keep your eyes peeled for the Big Bass Drum. Often touted as the “World’s Biggest Drum,” it’s been a BIG (bass) Purdue football tradition since 1921.
Before you watch the new fancy cars race around the track, stop by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum to see some of the Indy 500’s oldest cars.
Look over at the bleacher section behind the East End Zone, and you’ll find The Dawg Pound. These fans showered opponents in dog food in the old stadium, but that RUFFhousing isn't allowed here.
Go re-live each Super Bowl in the "Super Bowl Theater" located in the center of the gallery. Warning: you may sit there all day.
College sports history went down here in ’07. Florida beat OSU, won the NCAA Tournament, and became the only college program to ever hold the men’s hoops & football championships at the same time. Read more.
Peer out to right field. In a sea of teal, you’ll see a lone yellow seat in section 144. That’s where Wade Boggs’ 3,000th hit (a home run) landed back on August 7, 1999.
