New Zealand Girl Reacts to "ALL 31 NFL STADIUMS RANKED WORST TO FIRST" 🇺🇸🏈

[@bbenjaminnjamess]

The new Raiders and LA stadiums are freaking gorgeous. Should definitely check out a video of them now that they're finished.

[@Montweezy]

Atlanta has a cool one too

[@danielleporter1829]

Did Sofi Stadium open , I live not too far from it but will not go to any games there since I'm not a 🏈 fan. I did go to High school down the strett from Sofi Stadium, 20 years ago when there was a horse race track where Sofi is today

[@matt4787]

@@danielleporter1829 The fact you didn't know Sofi Stadium was opened and you live close to it perfectly sums up 2020.

[@starryyynightzzz4691]

Seeing the new raiders interior in the games, and having drove past it in Las Vegas, man, it’s a beauty. Very sleek indeed

[@danielleporter1829]

@@matt4787 I more than likely missed the announcement of the stadium opening given I haven't had tv in 11 months , even if it had been announced on the local news, it would've been a blip considering all that's been going on the last 10 months. Even if things were like they were without Covid, in all honesty, the opening of Sofi Stadium would've come in one ear and out the other given the fact that I'm not a big football fan anyway. And it really wouldn't have surprised me if the opening had been delayed due to what's been going on

[@pineapplesforever1753]

I went to AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys) recently, and I learned the strangest story that happened years ago. Inside the tunnel near midfield, the fire lanes (which, according to safety regulations, must be painted red) were ordered by Jerry Jones himself (the extravagant owner of the Cowboys) to be painted blue to match the team colors. Then, the fire marshal came in and painted them red (as he should). Then, Jerry Jones ordered his people to change them back. Then, the marshal went and painted over again. This process took place several times. Eventually, the marshal talked to Jerry Jones and said, "hey, if you keep painting the fire lanes blue, I am going to have to fine you thousands of dollars." Of course, Jerry Jones has billions of dollars, so he had no problem paying it. To this day, the fire lanes are still blue, and Jerry Jones has to send money to the city annually to pay for the most expensive fire lanes ever!

[@mysteriousj3019]

Fire Marshall: "You know I'm gonna have to fine you. They're supposed to be red." Jerry Jones: **pulls out bag of money** "They stay blue."

[@danwells9525]

Better idea: Close the stadium until Jerry Jones grows the hell up and follows fire codes.

[@pineapplesforever1753]

@@danwells9525 That's the logical idea, but who's going to do that to a man who owns 8.4 billion dollars?

[@Jaster832]

@@danwells9525 Who cares what color they are as long as the their intent and purpose still apply? Do you really think the firefighters are so stupid that they need the lines to be red instead of blue? Do you really think Texans are so stupid that they can't read where it says "Fire Lane Do Not Obstruct" but can't figure out where the lane is because it's blue instead of red?

[@royalway12]

Sounds like Jerry has tunnel vision.

[@scottarmstrong2641]

The college football stadiums in the US can be even larger.

[@anderson74]

ahem *Michigan Stadium*

[@Grayson63]

@@anderson74 Michigan stadium is ridiculous

[@dgm33osu81]

Now they need a team to play in that 🏟️

[@Whitneypyant]

Michigan state fan here it’s true. It’s ridiculous large.

[@AMilo-qm4ed]

Ohio State's horseshoe stadium seating capacity is 104,944

[@stythys2945]

Lucas Oil Stadium (the one that doesn’t really look like a stadium from the outside) is also notable for hosting all the Drum Corps International Finals

[@thokim84]

Also the Final Four and a bunch of other weird shit they decide to do Indiana for some godforsaken reason.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Ya, they didn’t do our stadium Justice

[@gabrielkain1]

The 2 new stadiums that opened this year in Vegas and L.A. are Amazing. Love your videos.

[@steveg5933]

I'm from Buffalo. The stadium is old and one of the largest in the NFL with a capacity of just under 74,000. It sits near Lake Erie of the Great Lakes. Which means late season games can be cold and snowy but no less fun and entertaining just dress for the weather. Look up the 2017 week 14 game between Buffalo and the Colts. Also the first NHL Winter Classic outdoor hockey game was held here. Oh and the stadium is the only NFL stadium IN New York State. The NY Jets and Giants both play in New Jersey

[@92camarodragcar73]

Fun fact soldier Field use to be a dirt track for cars my grandfather used to race there

[@anderson74]

That’s really cool!

[@joshuasayles8792]

Lambeau Field is the epicenter of football! It's the holy ground! If you ever go to one stadium Lambeau Field is the one to go to!

[@Markinator57]

The new Vegas and LA stadiums are insane. Nicest in the world in my opinion

[@krismazari4405]

I’ve been to Ford field twice in 2019 and I loved it

[@UnderMyBrim]

Ford field is alright. Parking is pretty easy which is nice

[@linry07]

I’ve only been there once, and it was for a northwestern vs duke game LOL

[@dub_slade1179]

Im from Louisiana. We love our superdome :)

[@andrewr471]

Who Dat

[@brewii4991]

Not a Saints fan, but I respect that.

[@saltrock9642]

We have two of the best. Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge and “The Dome”. Who Dat! and Geaux Tigahs!

[@jenniferdugas947]

Hell yeah!!

[@ephennell4ever]

Yeah; I've heard it said that the SuperDome will be be replaced when it falls down! (& SuperDome2 will just be bigger, and be in the same spot!)

[@davidcarroll4411]

LOVE Arrowhead Stadium!

[@tatertot2312]

Iv been to At&T stadium probably like 6 times now and I’m amazed every time

[@johnkrueger8600]

Lambeau field has a lot of history and was labeled title town by the fans because of the success the team had in the early years. When it was built it was in the middle of a field. It's a must see in my book.

[@armyboybrodie]

Can’t top Lambeau field in my opinion. It has the everything a football fan would love. Has the museum with all the Packers, and even NFL history. The the tours are absolutely amazing and beautiful. The fans, and the town of Green Bay is stunning and the atmosphere is incredible. Tailgating parties are unmatched. And like I said, atmosphere and they way people treat you there are amazing. I saw fellow Packers fan offer a spot at their table in a busy bar to Giants fans and it was just unreal. I come from Cincinnati where Bengals fans would legit be fighting Steelers fans. But when I saw how my fellow Packers fans treated opposing teams fans it just made me the much more proud to be a fan and an owner. Go Pack Go!

[@mmc8539]

Ditto to the previous comment! Lambeau Field and a Packer game is an experience like no other, and a must-see! Lambeau is the oldest stadium with an NFL team in continuous residence, and unique as an outdoor stadium in a cold weather city, also known as “Frozen Tundra.” We have a proud history of being the original home of the Lombardi trophy, and are one of the most successful franchises in the league. In addition. the Packers are the only publicly owned professional sports team in the US. We are known to have some of the best fans, and often described as passionate, loyal, fanatical, and sometimes a little obsessed. Let’s face it, only a devout fan would go shirtless or dress in a bikini in the middle of winter not to mention wearing cheese on their head... 🧀 While we may be crazy at times, we still have our good ‘ole Midwestern values and welcome others to our town, if only to show them our Packer pride. Going to Packer games is one of the things I miss most about Wisconsin, and no matter where I live, WI will always be home.

[@drzarkov39]

Lambeau is the only stadium in the NFL that doesn't have seats, it has benches. You don't sit in a seat, you sit on a number on the bench. My wife and I have two "seats", but a big guy on one side of us sits with his ass crack on his number, but his hip spills way out into our "zone". The same on out other side. Our 2 "seats" are only slightly wider than 1 "seat". My wife has to sit the entire game on my lap - lucky for me she is only 105 lbs.

[@otoad20]

@@drzarkov39 They added actual seats in the addition as well

[@mjenningssmith]

MLB stadiums have a lot more character and uniqueness than NFL stadiums. Would be interesting to see a ranking of those.

[@mjenningssmith]

@Weston Harris Lol I go to MetLife a couple times a year (pre pandemic). It’s fine, but doesn’t compare to Yankee Stadium or Citi Field.

[@juancapurro7499]

@@mjenningssmith baseball is boring tho

[@prettyboyerin8879]

Not then the Dallas costs staduim

[@brewii4991]

@@juancapurro7499 C'mon man! Baseball is a game of unexpected excitement. Anything could happen on any pitch. I hear you though, it's not as flashy as any other sport most of the time. It's more cerebral in knowing what you should do in your position before every pitch. I do think it's the ultimate team sport though; every player has to hit. The best hitter only comes up every 9 batters. Only an amazing pitcher on a great day can truly dominate a game.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

@@juancapurro7499 Waah 😅

[@richardables6561]

The coolest thing about the Cardinals stadium is that the entire field rolls outside. So while the rest of the domes have a turf surface the Cardinals roll their field outside and grow a natural grass field for 6 days a week then roll a perfect natural grass field back inside for home games on Sundays.

[@jasonfire3434]

Vegas had to copy them

[@mgk920]

Lambeau Field (Green Bay, WI) is the very essence of the game. It is not 'flashy' nor all that fancy, it just celebrates the game, its fans and their deep history. Lots of stuff to do in and around the stadium including the Packers team Hall of Fame, Pro Shop, tours, food and whole lot else. The game day experience is first rate, not to be missed, too.

[@SBQDawn]

In Jacksonville, the summers are long, hot, oppressive, and mostly cloudy; the winters are short, cool, and partly cloudy; and it is wet year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 46°F to 90°F and is rarely below 32°F or above 95°F.

[@DoktorStrangelove]

I’ve been a Chiefs fan since I was 12 (in 1982, so yeah...). I was in Section 317 at Arrowhead for the AFC Championship Game on January 19, 2020. That was, hands-down, the greatest live event I’ve ever attended. Outstanding pregame tailgate, crowd was insanely loud all game long, and when the Chiefs put the game away, the emotion was palpable. The guy to my right was sobbing with joy. The crowd stayed through the trophy presentation. And all that in 16F temperatures (that’s about -9C). I highly recommend taking in an NFL game there.

[@jasonfire3434]

This list is technically old, there are two new stadiums this season, as the guy mentioned. You should check out videos of both Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas) and SoFi Stadium (LA Rams/Chargers). Both look amazing. The one in Las Vegas has a rolling natural grass field and the one in LA has a HUGE scoreboard

[@ugadawgs1990]

Atlanta’s stadium is amazing and beautiful from both the inside & outside.

[@Yongwcho1]

Allegiant and SoFi stadiums are easily one of my favorite stadiums in terms of design and looks. The two stadiums are definitely worth a check

[@vegasmarc7252]

This needs an update. Allegiant Stadium and SoFi Stadium were added in 2020.

[@TheWilliamgaines]

I can’t believe you didn’t catch that Lucas Oil Stadium is the home of Drum Corps!

[@CaydenCorpman]

Very true. Honestly, forgot about that myself.

[@roothog229]

Jerry World in Dallas really is amazing. Been there three times and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Their concession prices are a bit higher than most though! Also, while not the newest, Arrowhead in Kansas City is worth the trip just for the raucous atmosphere. Love your vids!

[@larrysolis6952]

Jerry's wife Gene Jones has various works of Art in the Stadium as well, plus There's Stadium Tours you can schedule ! Also Six Flags Amusement park is right next to it,The New Texas Rangers Baseball Stadium,and Six Flags Hurricane Harbour Water Park too !!

[@timlamb9428]

Detroits old football stadium was much larger with over 80,000 seats. According to the guinnes book of world records it was the largest domed stadium in the world up until it was torn down last year. Michigan stadium in Ann Arbor(40-50 miles west of Detroit) has over 100,000 seats. Home to the college football team the Michigan Wolverines btw.

[@jamesjoseph1249]

An additional point about Arrowhead Stadium. Due to the close proximity to Whiteman Air Force Base, Arrowhead will often feature B-2 Stealth Bombers during the pregame flyover. That combined with the traditional "home of the Chiefs" to punctuate the National Anthem makes for a rather unique experience.

[@WestCoastBuc]

The pirate ship at RayJay is so awesome that is my number 1 stadium I want to visit. I attended my first game at Sports Authority Field in Denver before it was renamed

[@1thejet]

Went by quick but were those photos of Lambeau Field a few years old?? The Packers did a major renovation a few years ago. Beautiful stadium. Built around the original stadium. And no roof....here in Green Bay we love being out in the snow and freezing cold!

[@DoronGreer]

I went to the dallas cowboys stadium this season it was pretty cool i recommend taking a stadium tour as well very worth it. I love the arizona Cardinals stadium though thats my home team and the tailgating is the best. Im going to go to the sea hawks stadium next season.

[@corvus1374]

He didn't mention how the Raiders' stadium tends to back up the sewage and flood the dugouts and the locker rooms. The weather in San Francisco is never boiling. Levi's Stadium is in Santa Clara, which is 45 miles south, in the Santa Clara Valley, which does, indeed, get warm.

[@bmachineguns5265]

Lambeau Field is always #1. Just because it's not as flashy as the brand new stadiums doesn't mean it's still not the best

[@Bloodbeast327]

bit biased im a packers fan but the rams and raiders stadiums look so good

[@Hakuna65Matata]

Courtney. Theirs a lot of fans are from different areas from States that move to California. I remember in 2017 when the Eagles played the Chargers in StubHub Center (LA Galaxys stadium) and there was More Eagles green then Charger Blue and that stadium has only a Lower Bowl since its an MLS stadium.

[@johnhammonds5143]

Although I would normally pump Lucas Oil Stadium in my own home town of Indy, you really need to go see a game at Raymond James in Tampa. The cannons on the pirate ship are LOUD! It's a party. Not to miss!

[@Celticshade]

I live 15 minutes away from Gillette stadium. I dont watch football but i still love that area, theres a lot there. I go to two places for the doctors. Into boston for anything related to the kidney transplant team to monitor my health. But for everything else i go to Gillette stadium. That clinic is literally the closest building to the stadium. I have to park in the stadium parking directly in front of the stadium. Like i can literally walk up, touch the entrance that you go through to get to your seats, and walk about 15 steps away and be at the medical clinic. But seriously i went to dialysis across the street from patriots place as well. Being unlucky during the holidays which would mess up dialysis schedules was the absolute worst. But was a huge surprise that people didnt park in that area. Its like right next to the stadium and sort of tucked away so nobody notices it. Patriots places also has a nice movie theater and a red robins. So good. That is all.

[@stevestevens336]

The cabanas at Jacksonville stadium are actually luxury cabanas, there are big ones that cost I believe 12,500 for a season, it holds 50 people so that comes out to 250 per person, and that includes your ticket, food and drinks and the pool. There are smaller cabanas, that go for 3,000 a season, they hold 20 people so 150 bucks a head, you still get the ticket and food and drink, but no access to the pools.

[@12hairyjohn]

In the 70s a lot of mixed-use baseball and football stadiums were built. That meant that they were in use almost 1/4 of the calendar year, but also that they weren't optimal for either sport.

[@smdftb8495]

I'm part of the 142.2 decibels at Arrowhead Stadium. Go Chiefs!

[@gunner2gunner]

Century Link Field is the best period. It’s designed that ever seat can easily see the game. I’ve been to Jerry’s World in the nosebleed seats and could not tell what team had the ball. At Century Link Field in the nosebleed seats I could see the game clearly, it felt as if you’re watching from above the field. The stadium is designed to make it extremely loud from the 12th Man.

[@PizzaHutCEO]

I hear similar things to Jerryworld about the superdome. Idk those don’t really do it for me

[@gunner2gunner]

@@PizzaHutCEO Jerry’s World sucks. You pay big bucks to see a NFL game in person and end up watching it on the Jumbotron. I could of saved my money and watched the game at home. Century Link Field was an amazing experience. I couldn’t believe how easily it was to follow the game on the field. I was in awe the whole time. It was during the Salute to Service game and I swear the military flyover happen inside the stadium, although it wasn’t. Everything looked magnified. I been to at least 17 NFL stadiums in my life time and Century Link Field as them beat.

[@garyballard179]

That stadium in Arizona is cool. The entire grass field is in a tray, with 1,000 one-horsepower electric motors that roll the whole thing out into the parking lot. They also rent out the stadium for parties and dances. And JerryWorld is impressive - especially for a team that hasn't done much in a quarter of a century....

[@DanielRamosMilitaryWiz]

Love your videos Courtney! If you have a chance, definitely do a reaction video ranking all 30 Major League Baseball Stadiums!

[@noahmarrow03]

I went to NRG Stadium in Houston yesterday. It was incredible seeing so many Texans and Titans fans at once. As soon as the Texans scored the noise was absolutely crazy.

[@stevestevens336]

I did a job at Raymond James stadium in I think it was 2001 or 2002, upgrading their ATM lines to high speed. I have pictures of me and a few co-workers on the pirate ship, sitting on the cannons. ( The cannons fire when the Bucs score ) The stadium was nice, i got to see all the suites, and the press room, and threw some passes on the field. I've also been to ATT stadium, and Reliant field in Houston. Unfortunately during the David Carr years, so not much winning going on there. lol

[@Montweezy]

Courtney if you ever stop in Charlotte, NC I have 4 box seats to the Panthers with food and liquor included....

[@CourtneyCoulston]

whoooaaa that's the dream!!

[@joshsalmons1867]

The Colt's stadium you said looked interesting is where DCI does their world championship. Most of your DCI reactions were done in lucas oil stadium in indianapolis.

[@fletchmoose]

the jacksonville jaguars pool access is for people(companies) that reserve a 50 person cabana for 12500 dollars, there are 4 such cabanas

[@whalepoopy8438]

The Seahawks fans once created an earthquake from shouting so loud

[@DeadSparko]

Surprised he didn't mention that

[@pineapplesforever1753]

It didn't actually create an earthquake. It just got so loud that it was picked up by seismic readers nearby!

[@livelaughandlovelong]

@Tanya Totally debunked. Paul Allen wanted it designed for noise.

[@mgk920]

You must also visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame and museum in Canton, OH. It is right along I-77 an hour or so south of Cleveland, OH. It is the museum and shrine of the game, from the beginning small-town roots over a century ago (the Packers are an original 'small town' team that endured) to the present, including honoring its best ever players. It is a 'spend a day' place for true fans of the game.

[@MichFedorchak]

you need to take a look at the new Las Vegas and Los Angles stadiums, they both easily top this list and should have been added when this video was made, even though they weren't done yet. I highly recommend you take a look at them too.

[@abbyclaussen9092]

Lucas Oil Stadium is also where the DCI World Championships have been held since 2009. :)

[@88wildcat]

Arrowhead, Lambeau, and Soldier Field should be the top three for being the only stadiums refusing to sell out to corporations. How ironic is it that at least half of these stadiums are named after banks?

[@JKM395]

I've never been to the Tampa stadium for a game, but I've been there for a concert and it really is a beautiful venue. Have a nice night all.

[@godemperorcarlo]

Ray Jay is pretty cool and they fire the canons on the ship when they score points. A pretty dope experience overall.

[@SilvanaDil]

The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable sports team of any kind in the world. Btw, although the indianapolis Motor Speedway is the biggest arena on earth, you should check out the Bristol Motor Speedway (at a "mere" 160K people); it's a proper STADIUM! (Football has been played there.)

[@marcushughes7226]

I’m surprised you didn’t recognize that the number 10 stadium is where dci finals takes place.

[@joeheid4757]

I came to the comments to say that very thing. No sense repeating it.

[@marcushughes7226]

@@joeheid4757 I’ve noticed a lot of other people have also said this

[@joeheid4757]

@@marcushughes7226 I did too. You were the 1st one I stumbled upon.

[@wrench1674]

definitely check out bank of america stadium, its a really cool stadium situated in the heart of downtown and is getting remodeled soon

[@swarley39]

If you plan on going to any nfl games, you need to include going to green bay (preferably before winter sets in if you don't like the cold). One of the most beautiful aspects is tailgating in parking lots and even other people's front yards

[@Silky808]

Going to a home game of your favorite NFL team is one of the greatest experiences you will ever have as a fan. It is literally you and thousands of your best friends lol.

[@Hakuna65Matata]

I've been to my home stadium Lincoln Financial Field (aka The Linc) many of times to watch some great and not so great games. Its such an amazing experience and the Tailgating outside of the stadium is crazy. Eagles fans will get to the stadium at like 4 in the morning, place their caution cones on their spots before the parking lots open. The subway (SEPTA) is another way to get to the game. Just take the Broad Street Line (ORANGE) Express train and you get there in no matter or time and its cheaper than parking in the lot.

[@grondinolaf]

Ref's tried that penalty for noise in Seattle at the Kingdome. Didn't work, they took 3 time outs from the Hawks and we got louder, yes I was there.

[@SBQDawn]

Companies or fans can rent one of the four poolside cabanas on the first level for $12,500 a game, or $250 per person. The package includes 50 tickets and is all-you-can-eat and drink. Wine and beer will be served through the third quarter, as is the case with the rest of the stadium. Jun 9, 2014

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Hi Dawn! wooowww that's freaking awesome. One can dream! 😂

[@almyska467]

My 'bucket list' stadium would have to be Lambeau Field. So much history. Plus the Packers are the only publicly owned NFL team.

[@Phredwsgr]

I’m sick and sad so I needed a smile and boom....a new Courtney video.

[@big8dog887]

Glad Courtney handled the cheering up part, now get well.

[@meganferraro8145]

I've been to State Farm stadium twice...awesome place.

[@tommyv8584]

The new L.A Rams (SoFi Stadium)is 5 Billions dollars.Have a look is so Modern Beautiful.👍🏼🤚🏉🏉🏉!!!

[@JasnoGT]

Agreed it's gorgeous! And this is coming from a Jerry world fan.

[@RWBprototype]

The Superdome is also here to stay because of city morale. After Hurricane Katrina in the late summer of 2005, the Superdome housed most of New Orleans' population due to the intense flooding.

[@SGlitz]

I just lament all the Corporate names for stadiums. But Cardinals Stadium (no one I know say State Farm, as it opened as University of Phoenix Stadium) has Westgate Center next to it. A very fancy mall with a Casino.

[@ADJsmoked]

I've been to MetLife Stadium (home of NY Jets/Giants) in East Rutherford, NJ before when I went to WWE WrestleMania 35 in 2019. Over 82,000 people from different parts of the US and the World were there and it was the best experience of my life. I traveled all the way from Memphis, TN to get to New York/New Jersey to go to my first WrestleMania event which is like the Super Bowl of wrestling and I've been a wrestling fan for over 15 years up to that point in 2019.

[@JDevPeabody]

Lucas Field also host many DCI Championships as well, FYI.

[@alanlittle9352]

Lucas Oil in Indianapolis has the retractable roof and the windows at each end.

[@russellfisher2853]

Ahhhhh 🙁 I'm a little sad. Was definitely hoping you would come to the West Coast. And experience a Seattle Seahawks game, and become part of what we call the 12th. Man. Seattle is a really great loyal fan base. From giant office Building leaving certain lights on certain floors, to make giant twelves to the Space Needle top in Seahawks Colors. Everything Seahawks around the city. Butt !!! If you do make it to a Seahawks Game. Beware Our Fans, and Our Stadium are EXTREMELY LOUD !!!! And when the games are going on, the Stadium can and Actually has gotten louder, than the Boeing Airplanes being built a couple miles from the Stadium. An Extremely fun atmosphere. 😄

[@georgemcgowanfl]

Buffalo is on my bucket list. Bills Mafia is NUTS!!! Bonus points if it snows. Look up clips of Bills vs. Colts 2017.

[@richtruj9151]

On TV the stadiums look bigger than they really are. The fields are all 100 yards long and the sidelines, where the platers sit or stand vary in size. The stadiums are bigger looking because of the upper decks and all the seating. But pretty much of the stadiums are beautiful when you get inside to watch a game!

[@travisw14]

The Ford Field make your own Bloody Mary bar is where it’s at.

[@thecaveman1755]

If you think Dallas fans are proud of their team go to Green Bay. This is the smallest city to have a pro football team, owned by the community not by one person, and every person here bleeds green and gold. A real football experience.

[@CaydenCorpman]

I have been to a vikings game at the US Bank Stadium, and that was cool. I do really want to go to the MT&T Stadium though.

[@PinkHawk191]

You won’t regret coming to M&T Bank Stadium. We are loud and proud! We are a sea of purple and black! The atmosphere is electric! I went to the first pre season game tonight! It was great to be back! We love our team! Let’s Go Ravens! #RavensFlock #RavensNation

[@sabastian137]

Hienz Field is amazing. I’m lucky and have enjoyed many games in my home city! Here we go Steelers here we go!

[@Tyfu39944]

Bruh I’m best friends with one of the young Rooney boys in Art Jr’s lineage and got to sit in one of the suites. The place is fucking amazing no matter if your down on the field (literally sat in the sideline cause my high school marching band marched there), in the nosebleeds, or in the suites (got in free cause I was chilling with part of the Rooney Family, Art Jr’s grandson is a pretty talented musician

[@darreljones8645]

By any chance, do any of the concession stands sell a sandwich called the Rothles-Burger?

[@Gr8man4sex]

I have been a Steelers fan all of my life. I am 68 now and have been a Steelers fan since about age four. You have to love it when the fans get those Terrible Towels waving.

[@trumphatesyou]

@@darreljones8645 I'm not aware of any concession stand but there is sandwich shop relatively close to the stadium that does have one.

[@tdrewman]

Miami has a great stadium, the price of the food is way cheaper that some of the other places I have been before and very important, there is parking there in front. The grass is way better than the person describes it. You should see the grass at the field during Dec in the other outdoor stadiums, they look like dirt, frozen painted on dirt grass.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Jerry Jones, in addition to the number one stadium built another complete covered stadium to house the Cowboys practice field.!!

[@adamloverin231]

12th man! You can hear us on the Richter Scale. Paul Allen confounded Microsoft and owned the Seahawks and had a big hand in Virgin Galactic. Was there to see him raise the 12th man flag. You already love beast mode, Courtney. When you make it to the states, have your man take you to a game in Seattle. SeaHAWKS!

[@michaelbcohen]

Well with the chargers, it was only temporary when they moved from that massive stadium in San Diego, so I am not sure you can include where they played then on the list as it wasnt a real NFL stadium. With the bills, their stadium was built in a bad location , bad access to transit, poor parking, etc. And with Metlife, the Giants and Jets have played in East Rutherford, literally just over the river from NYC since the old Meadowlands days. The location had the football stadium, with next door the Medowlands Shopping Complex and American Dream Mall, easy driving access, and easy public transit access as well. And events that can use on the field seating it can seat up to 100k and was done January 2020 for an event

[@petechmielecki8496]

Only time I've been in Cleveland Browns-er-First Energy Stadium was for the Charity Game.

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

Reminds me of neolithic cultures competing with each other by building megalithic structures. " Hey, we can build a bigger stone circle than you"!

[@nikqwanparker2102]

Great video

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

The new stadium for the L.A. Rams & Chargers which opened this season is really awesome. Very futuristic looking. Almost like a 50s retro Future City type of look. But because of Corona, no fans have been allowed in it yet.

[@mdafourth]

You also want to go to a Rams or Chargers game in the new stadium, that thing is a work of art. I’m from Charlotte btw and Bank of America Stadiums is pretty nice too!

[@TheWagnasty]

The Ravens stadium at night looks so good with the purple lights.

[@Logan-ed4pu]

Chiefs fan, so yeah I've been to Arrowhead a couple times. Pretty great venue, and no amount of description accurately describes how loud it gets. I've been to Mile High for a Metallica concert as well. I may hate the Broncos, but I gotta admit their stadium is nice.

[@A7X062388]

Cowboys stadium has a football museum and some of the best food you can find at a ball park. So much to do. You would love it. Hope you get to travel soon. Great video girl, keep it up.

[@johnd6923]

Lucas Oil Stadium is my home team stadium. With a retractable roof and retractable window. Absolute beautiful stadium. You should react to a video on the best Super Bowl championship rings. Those things get expensive. Before SB50 the most expensive ring was $36,500 each. SB50 was $37,000 each. Fun fact about Lambeau field, the residents of the city of Green Bay actually own the stadium

[@KingAsa5]

As a cowboys fan living in Dallas, I've never been to the stadium

[@taylerjones7766]

That’s crazy cause the stadium isn’t in Dallas

[@KingAsa5]

@@taylerjones7766 hmm that's crazy because I never said it was, I'm pretty sure it's in Arlington.

[@taylerjones7766]

Then why even mention living in Dallas if the stadium isn’t there.

[@KingAsa5]

@@taylerjones7766 because I live in Dallas which is About 30 minutes from the stadium in Arlington... Which is in the Dallas Metropolitan Area.

[@kentbarnes1955]

Need to come to Arrowhead in KC. Great Flyovers + Patrick Mahomes :-)

[@Bunch007]

I've been to 11 stadiums in 8 years. Hands down, Arrowhead stadium is out of this world. Like he said, the tailgating is completely phenomenal. Its so impressive, you can smell the BBQ inside the stadium during the entire game. Now lets talk about how loud it is. Ear plugs is highly advised. It gets so loud there, it feels like you're in an earthquake. The noise shakes your eyeballs in your skull and thumps hard on the chest. The game I went to is when the Raiders were in town. 2 rows in front of me were Raiders fans in Raiders gear. Felt bad for them as they got heckled the entire game. But the fans kept it cool when they talked back. It's not like Philly where a person will get beat up for wearing an opponents jersey. Or have beer thrown on them. Or a cheesesteak thrown at them. But anyway, I would add arrowhead to your list as well. It won't disappoint!

[@keithboyd9582]

Can you please do a reaction to the 1967 NFL Championship Game between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys. It is considered the coldest football game ever with the temperatures at the start of the game at -15 degrees.

[@mgk920]

That's -26C. 😱

[@russellfisher2853]

Theirs tons of team places, and things they do, in all different cities. Great reaction, As Usual. 😄

[@odinnsson9181]

Cant wait to go to Arrowhead myself

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

What he missed about Cleveland's Stadium is it's within a short walking distance to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame situated right on Lake Erie. P.S.- after a long painful drought the Cleveland Browns have made it to the Playoff's, so dude, put that in your Pipe and Smoke it.

[@lonechicken2180]

Hey! The browns are good now ;-; were in the divisional... want Courtney to know we don’t suck anymore!

[@timothycook2917]

I never thought I'd take the time to watch a ranking video of football stadiums, but this is Courtney, so, like, you know...