There is no better place to see a football game. Home opener weekend: be there for the Football Eve celebration.
Lincoln Financial Field offers VIP tours which take you throughout the stadium to the Comcast Press Box, Announcers' Booth, Club and Suite Levels, Press Interview Room, Field, and Locker Room. Read more.
Also known as “The Tricky Triangle,” Pocono Raceway hosts two annual NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events. They have the only sports venue in America to be powered exclusively by solar power!!
Heinz Field puts new meaning to the "Red Zone." Watch the ketchup pour when they get within the 20. Go Steelers!
Nicest ballpark in PA, if not MLB. Cheer on the Pierogie races in the 5th inning. Go Bucs!
Where the ball park really excels is when it comes to food. Recently voted Best Ballpark Eats by the Food Network Awards, Citizens Bank Park is a gustatory adventure. Read more.
Take a walk around the arena when you have a chance and check out the various historical "artifacts" that are everywhere. I personally enjoy the Flyers hat trick window case.
The West side of the stadium stays out of the sun, but the South East is the student section, hence the loudest, and best!
Jordan-Hare Stadium becomes Alabama's fifth largest city on game days, filling up the stadium with more than 87,000 people! Be one of them and cheer our Tigers onto victory!
University of Phoenix Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals and the site of Super Bowl XLII, is the only stadium in North America with both a retractable fabric roof and a roll-out grass field.
The ZonaZoo Section here is 10,000 students strong and stretches from end zone to end zone! Gates open 2 hours prior to kick-off.
I suggest riding the Lightrail when attending events at this venue because it's free with purchased tickets and parking downtown is crazy.
Get here early enough and park on Sunset for free. 1/2 mile from the stadium and you're on the interstate in 5 min after the game. GO HOGS BEAT AUBURN!!!
Real trojans stay for the ENTIRE game! AND the Trojan Marching Band post game show!
Go get a loge seat. Place your bet, grab a made-to order ham or turkey sandwich and a draft beer, then sit and enjoy your horse's triumph!
Join us at the Bud Light Chargers Power Party is the ultimate tailgate party Section E2 in the Stadium parking lot and begins 3 1/2 hours prior to kickoff. Admission is free and open to all ages. Read more.
Home of the 5-Time World Champions, San Francisco 49ers and one of the Best Stadiums in the Country to watch a National Football League Game!! This is the Place to be on Sunday!!
Welcome to AT&T Park! Did you know that the Giants play Tony Bennett's "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" after every win?
Always fun to checkout an Oakland A's game with the best fans in Baseball! Read more.
Very easy to "navigate" around stadium once u r inside - every section is accessible from any gate or any seat - very convenient seating and aisles and concession stands :)
The Angels have the best fireworks show in SoCal! Yes, even better than Disneyland!
A sculpture called "The Broncos" features seven larger-than-life horses running up a mountain, through a stream. A ring of fame honors the great Broncos of the past, including quarterback John Elway
The Pepsi Center, sometimes called "The Can," is the home of the Denver Nuggets,and the Colorado Avalanche, in addition to being a major concert venue.
Be sure to head out to D.C. United games early for the best tailgate in town. Food, beer, cornhole, foosball, live music and more in Lot 8!
Bens Chilli Bowl has several concession stands inside the stadium - what's better than a half smoke, a beer and some baseball?
You can bring your own booze, beer, & food in coolers everywhere at this joint...BEST idea ever!
Go to the "Unconquered Statue" on the south side (Renegade and Chief Osceola) and get your picture taken!
TOUCHDOWN, the jaguar statue outside of Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is 16 feet long and weighs in at 2,850 pounds. Read more.
This Miami stadium has been home to the NFL's Miami Dolphins since it opened in 1987 & has been home to the MLB's Florida Marlins since 1993. The Marlins won World Series titles in 1997 and 2003.
Raymond James Stadium is home to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the University of South Florida Bulls. The stadium also hosts the Outback Bowl, concerts, soccer events and monster truck shows.
Try the pasta on the third floor....twelve bucks and it's enough for 2 people!
Great place for a Labor Day weekend getaway. Make sure you stop by the Tweetup behind the Will Call ticket booth on race day. Great place to meet other digitally savvy NASCAR fans (& maybe drivers)
Fun Fact: The famous privet hedges were originally planted on October 12th, 1929.
This place was built with 8,300 tons of reinforced steel to hold over 70,000 screaming fans. How does that stack up? It’s more than the weight of iron & steel in the Eiffel Tower.
This historic college football stadium is one of the NCAA's four oldest, & home to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Built in 1913, it's also the oldest on-campus stadium in the NCAA's Division I-A.
Visitors are allowed to bring food into the ballpark, so grab dinner at a nearby local restaurant in Grant Park and bring it in! Picnic tables are located right inside the ballpark's entrance. Read more.
Blue turf, top 10 football team, best fans EVER, and the stadium has a great view of the city and the mountains. Real college football, PLAYED HERE!!! Go Broncos!!!!!!!!!!!!
The field features many memorials to past Bears heroes. It is said that it has twice as many memorials than any other stadium.
Sit in the bleachers, but get there early so you can grab a good seat. IMO this is the only way to experience a Cubs game.
Tourists go to Wrigley. Chicagoans go the South Side. Get a Polish with grilled onions and enjoy Chicago's real baseball team!
Learn quick: don't try to get up from your seat and go on a beer run while the puck is in play. SIT DOWN. Awesome experience watching the Blackhawks.
This track has been in existence since 1901. It is known as the first racing facility historically to incorporate the world, as well as the largest and highest-capacity sporting facility.
Whether you love or hate Notre Dame, if you are a college football fan, that is an absolute MUST on your bucket list. It is THE best place to experience what college football is all about - and nothin
Sacred place. Cheer for the Hoosiers when you are here. Stand up for the school song. Indiana we're all for you. I U !
Some of the best Collegiate Wrestling in the world takes place here. Basketball is played here as well. During the winter months, this is a great place to just sit back, relax, and watch.
Feel the chills up & down your back when you watch the intro video showing 100+ years of basketball tradition.
Go watch the CATS play if you get the chance, we just beat USC and it feels amazing. Cal's castle is a great/fun environment for the games!
On game days it becomes the 6th largest city in Louisiana. Get here for extra special night games, roars from 93,000 fans led by Mike VI, a live Bengal tiger have moved the needle on LSU's seismograph Read more.
The greatest venue in N.O. and one of the best in America! Watch the Saints or your favorite NFL/college team kick-ass! Many a Super Bowl, Final Four, and concert have been held there.
The arena is home to the Hornets, Tulane NCAA basketball, & the Sugar Bowl Basketball Classic. In the days after Hurricane Katrina, the arena played a pivotal role after the Dome suffered damages.
What Jason Winer loves about Baltimore: "The awesome video presentation that introduces the Ravens at every home game. I'm a sucker for a good montage..." Read more.
Check out Eutaw St. between the warehouse and the park; the Orioles organization has marked the spots where home runs have landed with small baseball-shaped bronze plaques embedded in the street.
Fenway Park has daily tours from 9am until 4pm every hour on the hour, seven days a week, or until three hours prior to game time. $12
If you have the chance, try and go to a Bruins game during the postseason. Nothing can compare with the Boston playoff hockey atmosphere.
Finds some friends and camp out for the race weekend in the beautiful Irish Hills of Michigan. This is truly one of the most beautiful race track locations in all of NASCAR. Enjoy!
Have you been to the Gateway Deli? The best hidden secret at Ford Field! Great food, awesome drinks & rarely a line. Read more.
home of the detroit red wings, check out the banners from all the championships, and the octopus hanging from the ceiling.
Make sure you get to Pistons games early. You don't want to miss the player introductions and flames!!
Look for Twins characters Minnie and Paul in center field - they light up when a Twins player hits a homer. Read more.
Home of the Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA) and the Minnesota Fighting Pike of the Arena Football League, in addition to being a major concert venue.
One of the best arenas in all the land. Tough place for visitors to play when this place gets rocking.
Arrowhead Stadium is one of the loudest venues in sports. Fan noise has been recorded at 116 decibels. In comparison, a jet engine is 103 decibels.
Follow @ramsgame for info on whats happening inside the Edward Jones Dome including concession specials, gate info, etc.
You can take a self-guided tour seven days a week 8 a.m.-8 p.m. The tour has access to the West Stadium and Osborne Athletic Complex Lobbies. Read more.
Before, after, or during the race, be sure to check out the Neon Garage – it’s one-of-a-kind!
This has become the Madison Square garden of boxing in the last 10-15 years. The Grand Garden arena has hosted some of the biggest fights. recently I did the Manny Pacquiao-Shane Mosley fight there.
The 200 level seats are pretty close to the action. Don't hesitate to get them.
See how the seating-area signs glow blue for the Giants and green for the Jets. The two teams squabbled over every detail of this $1.7 billion stadium, from the architecture to portable toilets. Read more.
Bring a cooler with beer and food and spend the day hanging in the park, and betting on the horses. Races run from 1:00-6:00 p.m.
Go to a Red Sox-Yankee game at the stadium. The historic rivalry makes any game between them intense.
Arthur Ashe Stadium is the largest tennis stadium in the world: 23,771 seats, 90 luxury suites, 12 elevators, 6 escalators, 6 TV studios, 20 broadcast booths, 16 camera positions, 1 love of the game!
Gates open 8AM. Best to reserve a picnic table/spot then. Saratoga tradition: Place something on table to reserve. No one will try to take it unless it's Travers Weekend. Top horse racing. Read more.
When it’s game time, the Carrier Dome lives up to its nickname — “The Loudhouse.” Don't forget to try the Dome Stomp: stand in between the outer ridges of the building and jump! Read more.
Don't forget that there's more to racing than NASCAR. Check out a Grand-Am or SCCA weekend and roam the paddock and garage area at will!
Uptown Charlotte's home of the NBA's Charlotte Bobcats & the AHL's Checkers. Try tailgating indoors at Rock the Rooftop, an interactive area that provides food, court views & kid-friendly activities.
Go to the RBC Center and watch a Carolina Hurricanes game, an NCSU basketball game, or a concert/event.
If you plan on sitting down, don't go to the student section THE BONEYARD!!!
A sea of baby blue? That and the national championship banners plus singing "Hark the Sound" make it oh so special. Make it to a game at least once as a student. Even the non-die-hards can't resist. Read more.
When Cameron Indoor Stadium opened in 1940 it was the largest basketball arena south of Philadelphia. The stadium was renamed in 1972 for Edmund McCullough Cameron.
The Schott is the biggest arena in the Big Ten. Make sure you check it out for an Ohio State basketball game!
Heritage Park in center field is hallowed ground for Tribe fans. Top level honors Indians enshrined in Cooperstown, bottom level honors all those in Indians HOF.
Sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," always substitute "home team" for "Redlegs," and get a helmet sundae. Make sure you keep the helmet as a souvenir!
Great stadium (rated besh H.S stadium in america by ESPN). Contrary to belief, only the field is owned by the NFL, Canton City Schools (GO PUPS!) owns the stadium.
Make sure to get to a Thunder game early to check out all the great booths and fun stuff around the place! They get packed pretty quick, so make sure you make your rounds.
On home game days, join the throngs crossing the Willamette River footbridge for the traditional Walk to Autzen. Then lend your voice to one of the loudest collegiate stadiums in the nation! GO DUCKS! Read more.
Opened in 1926, Pelé played his last non-exhibitional game with the New York Cosmos here in 1977. The synthetic turf playing surface can be configured for baseball, soccer and football.
Stay after the game to sing the alma mater: we hail thee carolina and sing thy high praise; with loyal devotion rememb'ring the days; when proudly we sought thee thy children to be; Here's a health Ca
Gate 34 off Indian Branch Road is really prime parking at the track if you're sitting in Tyler Tower; avoid lot 40 if u can!
Survival Tip: Section 303 is a group known as "The Cellblock". They refer to themselves as "the loudest section of the loudest arena in the NHL." Make sure you're ready to be LOUD if seated here!
Come out and support Coach Martin and the BallerVols in the best looking arena in the SEC!
When it comes to college football, few places can match the beauty of DKR-TMS. Hook 'em!!!
...visit the largest domed stadium in the world and take a stadium tour! Check more info... Read more.
The Astros may be below average. but the ballpark alone is worth the price of admission.
It was built not only as the home of the Dallas Stars & the Dallas Mavericks, but also for other entertainment. Special features include retractable seating and more than $3 million in public art.
Rampage games are TOTALLY awesome after a few beers. Splurge and get the seats on the floor by the glass! It's worth it!
Try the Cougar Tail doughnut--really long, really good maple bars! And very BYU-like.
With a capacity of 110,000, RIR is the biggest sports venue in all of Virginia and a racing landmark. Three generations of the Petty NASCAR dynasty have roared to victory here. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Virginia Tech's Hall of Fame museum is on the west side of the stadium. It is open to the public 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. But it is closed on weekends and on game days.
Hang out in one of the plazas that surround the field - the views here are better than in some of the upper tiers. Go Mariners!
Head over to the Blue Gate and take your picture with the statue of basketball legend Jerry West (a.k.a. “The Logo”).
Stick around long enough to see the Sausage Races and sing "Roll out the Barrel" if you're lucky, the Brewers will hit a home run, and you'll see Bernie Brewer take a trip down the slide!
Home to the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Admirals, and Marquette University Golden Eagle's. Have you seen the new, custom‐designed scoreboard? Fear the Deer! Read more.
