Sports fans across the United States have ranked every sports stadium, revealing the spectrum from the most beloved venues to the least favored ones in various leagues.
On Thursday, the findings were shared by Brooks Gate, which utilized data from Yelp, Google, Trip Advisor, and Facebook to compile the top 90 list.
Arrowhead Stadium, home to the Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs, secured the 38th position.
In contrast, MetLife Stadium—known for its poor field conditions among players—found itself in 61st place. This venue, home to both the Giants and Jets, is set to host the World Cup final in 2026.
On a more positive note, Oracle Park in San Francisco, recognized for its stunning views of Mission Bay, came in at fifth place.
Brooks Gate released the top 90 stadiums in the United States across the NFL, NBA, and MLB
Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, tops the list as the most coveted stadium. While NFL venues hold their own, baseball parks dominate, claiming seven of the top ten spots.
PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Camden Yards in Baltimore, Busch Stadium in St. Louis, and Oracle Park take the 2nd to 5th positions, followed by Seattle’s Lumen Field (home of the Seahawks) in 6th.
Baseball stadiums continue to shine, with Fenway Park (Boston), Wrigley Field (Chicago), and Target Field (Minnesota) taking 7th, 8th, and 10th places respectively.
Kaseya Center, home to the Miami Heat, is the only NBA arena making the upper ranks, sitting at 9th place.
Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, ranked the best among all sporting venues
The infamous MetLife Stadium in New Jersey ranked 61st before hosting the World Cup final
Oracle Park in San Francisco provides a beautiful view of Mission Bay and ranked 5th
Focusing on other notable NBA arenas, Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles placed 26th, with Madison Square Garden, famously known as “the world’s most famous arena,” following closely. The NBA constitutes 26 entries in the 90-item list.
Interestingly, the yet-to-be-opened Intuit Dome for the LA Clippers debuted at 84th. The team is set to start playing there in the upcoming season after sharing space with the Lakers in Downtown Los Angeles for most of their history.
Dodger Stadium is positioned behind Madison Square Garden, while Yankees Stadium in the Bronx is ranked 37th, just ahead of Arrowhead.
Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium stands at 62nd, and the contemporary Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas is barely above the bottom, sitting at 88th.
