Pay Site From The Athletic:Ranking all NFL stadiums. (2 Viewers)

[SAINTSFAN]

I forgot about Larry Holder! Why haven’t we seen any of his tweets on the training camp threads. I used to like him.

Consider yourself lucky. Holder has always been someone who would write or post for attention. Appears the rankings based a lot on the local writers for each team. If Holder is the Saints' rep, consider us lucky to be at 26.

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

Yep, and while I'm sure they'll make the concourses look nice in the renovation, they're not going to fix the leg room in the seats, which is horrible by any standards. I'm a 5'11 guy with bad knees and need to take an Ibuprofen after the game unless the person in front of me no-shows and i can just drape my legs over the seat in front of me.

I'll always have a sentimental attachment to the Dome since I've been going to games there since my first in 1983, and the size of it is indeed impressive and it's become a part of the NOLA skyline but I'm not sure why anyone who doesn't have sentimental attachments to it would think it's a good stadium.

Ok glad to see it wasn’t just me about the leg room. I’ve only been to 4 or 5 games over the years as I’m not local…atmosphere is amazing but the leg room was by far the worst of any stadium I’ve been to.

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

Yep, and while I'm sure they'll make the concourses look nice in the renovation, they're not going to fix the leg room in the seats, which is horrible by any standards. I'm a 5'11 guy with bad knees and need to take an Ibuprofen after the game unless the person in front of me no-shows and i can just drape my legs over the seat in front of me.

I'll always have a sentimental attachment to the Dome since I've been going to games there since my first in 1983, and the size of it is indeed impressive and it's become a part of the NOLA skyline but I'm not sure why anyone who doesn't have sentimental attachments to it would think it's a good stadium.

Ok glad to see it wasn’t just me about the leg room. I’ve only been to 4 or 5 games over the years as I’m not local…atmosphere is amazing but the leg room was by far the worst of any stadium I’ve been to.

 

[2024InjuryApocalypse]

Ok glad to see it wasn’t just me about the leg room. I’ve only been to 4 or 5 games over the years as I’m not local…atmosphere is amazing but the leg room was by far the worst of any stadium I’ve been to.

I would say it's the worst I've been to for any pro sport. The only one I can remember that was comparably bad was Bell Center in Montreal. Even older stadiums/ballparks I've visited like Lambeau, Fenway, and Wrigley have better leg room than the Dome.

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

I would say it's the worst I've been to for any pro sport. The only one I can remember that was comparably bad was Bell Center in Montreal. Even older stadiums/ballparks I've visited like Lambeau, Fenway, and Wrigley have better leg room than the Dome.

Habs are my favorite hockey team, hope to get up there someday. I’ve been to San Diego, Tennessee (many times home team) Astros, Oilers, Texas, Vandy, UNLV, Preds, all better room than the dome.

 

[2024InjuryApocalypse]

Habs are my favorite hockey team, hope to get up there someday. I’ve been to San Diego, Tennessee (many times home team) Astros, Oilers, Texas, Vandy, UNLV, Preds, all better room than the dome.

Lambeau, Tottenham Hotspur stadium, the Astrodome, Yulman Stadium, the Georgia Dome, and Fulton County are the other pro or college football hosting venues I'd been to. Granted, my knees were in better shape when I went to Georgia Dome, Astrodome, and Fulton County, but I remember them having better leg room.

Baseball-only stadiums, I've been to Fenway, Wrigley, Coors, Seattle, San Fran, Pittsburgh, Camden Yards, Kansas City, both Yankee Stadiums, CitiField, Milwaukee. I've also seen soccer games at Arsenal and West Ham's stadiums. All better legroom than the dome.

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

Lambeau, Tottenham Hotspur stadium, the Astrodome, Yulman Stadium, the Georgia Dome, and Fulton County are the other pro or college football hosting venues I'd been to. Granted, my knees were in better shape when I went to Georgia Dome, Astrodome, and Fulton County, but I remember them having better leg room.

Baseball-only stadiums, I've been to Fenway, Wrigley, Coors, Seattle, San Fran, Pittsburgh, Camden Yards, Kansas City, both Yankee Stadiums, CitiField, Milwaukee. I've also seen soccer games at Arsenal and West Ham's stadiums. All better legroom than the dome.

Now you’ve hit my favorite football club lol. Go Gunners! That’s awesome man.

 

[2024InjuryApocalypse]

Now you’ve hit my favorite football club lol. Go Gunners! That’s awesome man.

Yeah, I went in 09. I would've LOVED to go again when I went for Saints/Vikings last fall, but it was the North London Derby, so it would've cost me a kidney to get in. If I'd never been to Emirates before, I might've said YOLO and splurged, but I'd already spent enough on the trip, so I went to West Ham instead. Fun atmosphere there, too. Lotta cockney accents. "Came a long way for the game, didn't ya, luv?" Got called "guv'nor" too. It was fun.

 

[AmerVet]

I like our dome. The older I get the more I appreciate it. NGL, I went to Jerry world and their is a very significant difference, but I don't care. I consider our dome mature.