How Many Sports Stadiums Have You Been To?

[Dead2009]

I've been to the following in my life time so far:

MLB
Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Orioles, of course)
Citizens Bank Park (Phillies)
Nationals Park (Nationals, of course)
PNC Park (Pirates)

Minor League Baseball
Ripken Stadium (Ironbirds)

NFL
M&T Bank Stadium (Ravens)
Lincoln Financial Field (Eagles)
Memorial Stadium (Ravens first ever home game)

NCAA Football
SECU Stadium (Maryland)
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (Navy)

I wished I didn't go so late into the seeing other Stadiums thing.

[bhurst99]

I'm too embarrassed to answer this because I've been to eight baseball stadiums that don't exist anymore. Don't want to show my age. Lol

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[snaz16]

Quote: Originally Posted by bhurst99

I'm too embarrassed to answer this because I've been to eight baseball stadiums that don't exist anymore. Don't want to show my age. Lol Sent from my SM-S901W using Operation Sports mobile app

its not old age its experience.
I've been blessed to have been to every major league park and 15 or 16 parks no longer around.
Approx. 30 or so minor league parks, 20 or so spring training parks. And about 20 or so NBA,NFL, NHL, NCAA stadiums.
Going to add Reno,Stockton, and Sacramento minors and the midnight sun college league game in Alaska in June. .... and yea I'm old

[LowerWolf]

I'm sure I'll forget some, and I absolutely know I'm going to mess up some of the corporate names. Places where I've actually watched a game:

NFL
Fulton County and Georgia Dome (Falcons)
Three Rivers and Heinz (Steelers)
Candlestick (49ers)
Adelphia (Titans)
Saw the Redskins and Oilers for a preseason game at Neyland (Vols)

MLB
Fulton County, Turner and Truist (Braves)
Three Rivers and PNC (Pirates)
Candlestick (Giants)
Oakland Coliseum (A's)

NBA
Omni (Hawks)
Saw Jordan and the Bulls play the Bullets in a preseason game at Thompson-Boling (Vols)

NHL
PPG Paints (Penguins)
Bridgestone (Predators)

NCAA Football
Neyland (Tennessee)
Sanford (Georgia)
Bobby Dodd (Georgia Tech)
Jordan-Hare (Auburn)
Bryant-Denny (Alabama)
Vanderbilt (Vanderbilt)
Glass Bowl (Toledo)
Georgia Dome (Peach Bowl)
Mercedes-Benz in Atlanta (Kickoff Classic)
Adelphia (Music City Bowl)

NCAA Basketball
Thompson-Boling (Tennessee)
Alexander Memorial Coliseum (Georgia Tech)

MILB
Bill Meyer Stadium (Knoxville Smokies)
Smokies Stadium (Tennessee Smokies)
Engel Stadium and AT&T Field (Chattanooga Lookouts)
Joe Davis Stadium (Huntsville Stars)
Toyota Field (Rocket City Trash Pandas)
Toledo Mud Hens (a looooooong time ago)
Modesto A's (a loooooooong time ago)

[Dead2009]

Quote: Originally Posted by bhurst99

I'm too embarrassed to answer this because I've been to eight baseball stadiums that don't exist anymore. Don't want to show my age. Lol Sent from my SM-S901W using Operation Sports mobile app

Nah that's the whole point of this thread, lol.

[BurghFan]

I feel like there was already a thread for this a while back, or maybe it was just a topic in an old Off-Topic thread.

NFL
Steelers: Three Rivers, Heinz Field

MLB
Pirates: Three Rivers, PNC Park
Phillies: Veterans Stadium

NHL
Penguins: Civic Arena

College
Pitt FB: Pitt Stadium, Heinz/Acrisure
Allegheny FB (DIII): Robertson Field
Pitt MBB: Peterson Events Center, Civic Arena (CIty game vs Duquesne)
Pitt Baseball: Cost Field

NASCAR
Charlotte (2002 All-Star race)
Bristol: 2004 Sharpie 500

Other
Pittsburgh Power (AFL): Consol Energy Center
Carolina Mudcats (MiLB): Don't remember the stadium name (Though according to Wikipedia they've played in Five County Stadium since 1991 so it must've been there) or even the year (probaby around 2000 when they were a AA team)
Pitt FB Spring Game: Highmark Stadium home of the USL's Pittsburgh Riverhounds; Was construction going on at Heinz Field that year so they couldn't have it there
Harlem Globe Trotters: Civic Arena, Consol Energy Center

[Dead2009]

There's no search function that really works so I couldnt find it even if I wanted to, lol.

[Ghost Of The Year]

Quote: Originally Posted by bhurst99

I'm too embarrassed to answer this because I've been to eight baseball stadiums that don't exist anymore. Don't want to show my age. Lol Sent from my SM-S901W using Operation Sports mobile app

I've seen the Astros play 3 times in the Astrodome, I saw the Rangers play in Arlington Stadium once back in the 80's, I been to games at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium 5 or 6 times, Ted Turner Stadium 5 or 6 times (but never been to their new stadium). At least Houston had the good sense to not tear down the Astrodome, but far too many cities have committed crimes against humanity as far as I'm concerned by allowing stadiums like Ebbets and Polo Grounds, Forbes, Crosley, Tiger Stadium, even The House Ruth Built, be demolished. Shame on them. It might be too harsh, but how I feel. Those fields should have been retained as museums of sorts, cathedrals and shrines.