The Sports Stadium Critic

First looking at this stadium your impression would probably be that it looks boring because of its basic bowl design. When I went here, I was surprised on how well Lambeau Field pulls off the bowl design, as it gives the stadium a historic look. Lambeau’s history along with its historic design and fan atmosphere make it one of the best stadiums in the NFL. The recent renovations back in the early 2010′s gives Lambeau Field a much needed modern look that definitely upgraded the stadium. 

JERRY’S WORLD! This stadium is for sure one of the best (if not the best) stadium in the NFL. The stadium design along with the modern technology it has to offer, such as the huge scoreboard, makes it a top notch facility. I definitely enjoyed my time here as the fan experience at at&t is amazing. 

I for sure enjoyed the one time I went here back in 2017, as it is definitely a top 5 stadium in baseball. The dimensions, history and architecture speak for itself. I do know there are problems with Fenway, such as obstructed views and small wooden seats (definitely historic and cool but depends on who you ask), and terrible parking. Overall my experience here was amazing as it is for sure a must see. 

I definitely like Miller Park, as I like the overall design of the stadium. The retractable roof is unique and I've had a great time the several times I've been here. My main critique is the parking and the access points to the stadium. There's only one exit ramp leading to the stadium that is always backed up on gamedays, and its always a big rush leaving the stadium as it can take hours just to leave the parking lot after the game. Overall nice stadium but the parking and access significantly dropped Miller Park’s rankings. 

I went here once for a Bulls Pacers playoff game back in 2011 and I definitely enjoyed my experience. I liked the arena design, with the big atrium and the natural light that pours through. There were upgrades a couple years ago with replacing the center court video board that definitely improved the arena.

I visited this stadium several times in the early 2010′s and I did enjoy my experience there. It was the first time I went to a stadium outside of Chicago. Overall the arena was nice but outdated, as the Fiserv Forum is definitely an upgrade for the Bucks. 

Soldier Field is nice and I like the location near downtown Chicago and along Lake Michigan, but the Bears messed up the 2003 Soldier Field renovations tremendously. I don't hate the new stadium at all, I actually like it and think the design is nice, but there was a potential to preserve the old Soldier Field, similar to what the Packers have done with Lambeau Field.

Wrigley Field is without a doubt a top 5, if not the best stadium in baseball. The Cubs were absolute geniuses for not destroying this gem compared to their south side neighbors. The combination of the history with the stadium design makes it one of the best stadiums in baseball. The ivy and center field scoreboard are both historic treasures of Wrigley, and the Cubs have done a great job to modernize Wrigley Field without getting rid of its historic charm, unlike the next stadium (Soldier Field). 

The White Sox really struck out building this stadium back in the 90′s. Yes, I'm a Cubs fan, but Guaranteed Rate is always second to last in online baseball stadium rankings behind Tropicana Field in Tampa. Personally, I think the Sox should've stuck with Comiskey Park, as I am a sucker for history, but there's nothing appealing about Guaranteed Rate. The basic outfield dimensions, the stadium design, and the glorious view of the I-90 expressway and Northwest Indiana all makes this stadium one of the worst in the majors. 

Personally, I think the United Center is one of the best arenas in the NBA. It has history from the 90′s Bulls to the Blackhawks’ Stanley Cup runs in the 2010′s. I like the stadium’s design as it is one of the largest arenas in the NBA and NHL. It also has a great atmosphere with two very passionate fanbases with the Bulls and Blackhawks being tenants.