As someone from a city that the NFL has left (I still miss the Rams), I have gotten extra into CFL. So far I’ve traveled to five stadiums though for some reason, I haven’t been back north to see a game since 2019.

As someone from Winnipeg who loves both the Bombers and Valour FC, very excited to see IG Field at the top! Still want to check out new Mosaic soon!

I love how on a video about Canadian Football stadiums, you still manage to include an Alabama insult. Kudos to you.

Good video, I've enjoyed many of yours. But as many other commentators have said... virtually no one who's actually been in them would rank BC Place below BMO or TD Place. It's a fantastic facility, renovated for over $500 million in 2010. Again, RENOVATED for a half billion, not built. It's fantastic. Hosted the FIFA Women's World Cup final, and confirmed to be hosting approximately 5 games for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Winnipeg's roof was designed to reflect crowd noise back into the stadium as it's surrounded by residential area's. It actually does a really good job for this, once you're outside the packed stadium is basically a dull roar unless a big play happens. Once in the parking lots you can barely hear the crowd over normal background noise.

The Bombers stadium is the best and I love going to games there. So loud!!!

IG field is really nice. But BC Place is one of a kind.

I'm a Winnipeg Blue Bombers fan and I love IG stadium.

For a number of years, the Argos played in a stadium with a retractable roof, that being the one now officially called Rogers Centre. BMO Field seems to be better suited to them though. In a sense, they're returning there, as I believe it sits near the site of the old Exhibition Stadium.

Man i wish there was a CFL game, i'd play and post the heck out of it. These Stadiums for dope. Thanks for the video!

At TD Place Stadium, the football team of each of the two universities in Ottawa (uOttawa and Carleton) play against each other in the Panda Game every year. It usually sells out and it's basically a massive party with football in the background.

The Australia joke is hilarious! I'm Aussie but I laughed my head off. Cheers mate!

Pretty satisfied with the rankings in this video. Having been to a bunch of these I would however lower BMO field. Probably one of the worst stadiums in the league. Thin plastic bucket seats where one person moves in their seat the whole row feels it, concessions are cavernous under the seats, floor is metal and vibrates constantly and kind of a pain to exit from. Hamilton might not look extravagant but has one of the best game day experiences in the league. Tvs everywhere, a view of the field when at the concessions under the second floor, huge party bar on the east side, standing room on the south end and probably the nicest seats in comfort and sight lines. Great video!

Molson stadium in Montreal's capacity is actually just over 23k, but they tarp off sections until there's more demand in the playoffs. They used to get over 25k per game in 2010 but some seats were eliminated in the end zones.

Just go to a Redblacks home game at TD Place with all the restaurants and bars around the stadium and the Rideau Canal, you will find out who has the best stadium in the CFL!

I went to the Grey Cup in Winnipeg. I can’t say enough positive things about the stadium, the people, and the city as a whole. Winnipeg is #1.

TD place is extremely beautiful along the historic canal, and I love the arena under the Northside stands it’s really unique and is important because the Ottawa Senators first played there before building their own arena now there’s renovations to tear that old side down and replace it with an arena in the end zone in a separate grandstand for the football team

The relationship between NFL and CFL is akin to the relationship between rugby union football and rugby league football. Generally the same, but the rule differences make players have some different skill sets

You pretty much nailed the rankings except Vancouver should rate a little higher. And for those wondering why we don't use more domes and retractable stadia like Rogers Center and Montreal Olympic stadium, well we like intimate stadia and football fans are tough eh? Also, Montreal has been known to use the Olympic stadium on occasion for playoff games when ticket demand spikes. But for most part Montrealerrs don't like that stadium much As for Tim Hortons field, it is like a shiny version of the old Ivor Wynne stadium which had tons of character where the stands are on top of the sidelines and it just was funky. The new one is more usable but just has echos of the old stadium on that site (take note, this original Ivor Wynne Stadium was built for the original Commonwealth Games in 1932...then it was called the Empire Games

A solid list. It's hard to rank Mosaic and IG Field above each other as they are really 1A and 1B. I would've put BMO and TD below BC Place and Commonwealth....I've always thought that the CFL and Hamilton missed the mark with Tim Horton's Field. It's a nice stadium & definitely better than Ivor Wynne, it just seems like it should've been more like the stadiums in Winnipeg and Regina. At least in design, that is.

TD Place in Ottawa is the best use of space with the areana under the north stands. I have seen many great events there at the field and the areana.

The original Montreal team folded in the 1987 pre-season, and then after the failed US expansion of 1993-1995 Baltimore was the one American team with money left in the bank, so they moved to Montreal in 1996 and restarted the Alouettes. The first few years were rough as the city hadn't had a football team since 1987. They were playing in the Big O to 5,000 to 7,000, which is rough considering it holds about 65,000 for football. The move to Molson stadium was very wise, as it's right downtown and much more intimate. Olympic stadium is massive, and even the front row is far from the field. Plus it's way out in the northern side of town in a residential neighbourhood.

IG Field is the most beautiful stadium, and i've been to each and every one on this list

I'm a season ticket holder for the BC Lions and my problem with the stadium is no AC cuz its considered an outdoor stadium. so in the summer, its a hot box

BC Place looks really good for opening in 1983. It still looks fairly modern! I quite enjoy it when my Seattle Sounders FC go up north to beat the Vancouver Whitecaps! 😆

Stampeders season ticket holder here, and you're right to rank McMahon last, sadly. Haven't been to the newer builds in Sask, Toronto and the 'Peg yet, but been to the old stadiums, as well as Montreal, Edmonton and BC and you've pretty much nailed it (although I personally enjoyed the intimate atmosphere in Montreal, back when attendance was hotter). Hamilton and Ottawa are on the list, one of these days!

Yay very happy with this ranking ! As a Blue Bombers fan proud that we have won the last two grey cups and that our stadium IG field is ranked number one!!!!!!

Really liking the ranking videos. Keep it up mate!

Winnipeg Blue Bombers ... #1 team, #1 stadium. Ha !! Not having been to any of the others I can only comment on IG Stadium. It does have a few issues but overall its been fantastic. Low endzone seats are what they are, you shouldn't expect to see everything. But overall I really have to say the main seating is great. I've sat all over the stadium and actually prefer the nose-bleed sections on occasion because they're such good seats, you can see everything. Literally the only beef I have with the place is the concourse is too narrow, 10 feet wider would have been perfect ... but its cozy :) I am looking forward to eventually seeing a game in BC and Sask for the buildings, and in Hamilton for the atmosphere. Go Blue !!

That dog at the Big O in Montreal made me think you should do a video on Olympic stadiums!

I live in Hamilton & have been to Tim Hortons Field many times. Never heard anyone call it "the donut box". But I will try to start a movement to call the "Coffee Grounds" because that sounds awesome 👌

Thank you for this, I'm planning on going and just need to pick a city

Having Hamilton ranked seventh behind that erector set in Toronto is infuriating

The width of a CFL field and more importantly the size of the end zones makes CFL fields mostly not look like US football stadiums or soccer pitches in the rest of the world. Only a few of them have End Zone seats. I have sat in Winnipeg's end zone seats. It's a great new stadium but they are a long way from the action when it's down at the other end of the field. Hard to figure out what is going on that far away. Only the two new stadiums and BC Place really have significant end zone seats. When they play the Grey Cup in other fields, like Calgary's, they build temporary bleachers around the end zones, because that's the only time there is usually enough demand for people to sit in them.

Big up!! 👍🏼

I'd love to see a video of the Vanarama National League stadiums.

Why on earth is the tiger cats stadium not called the coffee grounds?? Brilliant

McMahon deserves to be ranked last. I haven't been to a game there in over 20 years and don't intend to go to one until something new is built ('cough' Highly unlikely). Note to the CFL, don't EVER hold a Grey Cup there in the future.

I'm an Argos Fan from Australia and my rankings are 10.McMahon Stadium 9.Stade Percival-Molson 8.Stade Olympique 7.Commonwealth Stadium 6.Tim Hortons Field 5.BMO Field 4.TD Place Stadium 3.IG Field 2.BC Place 1.Mosaic Stadium

As a person from Winnipeg I’ve been to many bombers games and I only have one complaint some of the fans are a little bit rowdy

Please please please do ice hockey arenas from the QMJHL, OHL & WHL! We have some really nice arenas for our junior teams like Halifax, Moncton, Quebec City, London & Saskatoon.

Nice video … GO AL’s GO!

BC place is such a beautiful stadium I don't care if I'm biased it's the best one on this list. The fact you rated it below TD place is even more criminal

Whoever has been to TD Place in Ottawa. Does anyone else feel that one large condo building right in front of it out of place?

I am from Hamilton and miss Ivor Wynne stadium for atmosphere ( not the seats however lol), that being said,i was really surprised to see Montreal rated so low. I have always thought it was really great to look at, because it was different. Just my opinion though.

Percival stadium was the most fun place to watch a game than any i have been to. Small but mighty

Mosaic has a superior locker room and player amenities, including a Player's Barber Shop. It was designed by the same Architectural Firm that built the Stadiums in Seattle, Las Vegas and Minnesota. The lead architect remarked at the time that although "it's not the biggest that we've built but pound for pound, it's just as nice as any of them."

All sports facilities include the stadiums and arenas in Calgary are all old. The city is to broke to build new sports facilities.

I believe Calgary is the bottom here. Edit: yep it's right there

This was great now please do Canadian University football stadiums. thanks

mosaic and ig field are my favorites

Nailed it.

2:02 we did have a British commonwealth “Red ensign” flag until 1965.

The Percival Molson stadium may not look great but it’s a great university stadium that took on the Alouettes as a one-off & proved so popular than they decided to move there from the Stade Olympique permanently. It’s not perfect but games there are all sorts of fun. The Montreal crowd is very lively. 🏈

Do the USL Two next you might have to make it 4 parts though.

Can't believe Hamilton spent all that money just for 2 stands. 😂 For a new stadium they should have build bowls like in Winnipeg and Regina

How about doing arenas of the American Hockey League.

I gotta say the area at McMahon with all the tables looks wonderful

I'd diffidently agree with these ranks being a stamps fan my whole life I really wish the city would build a new stadium

ahhh my home town of vancouver. the only place in the country where the wind doesn't hurt. also the only place with a roof on the stadium. to be fair, bc place isn't a purpose built football stadium

McMahon Stadium in Calgary looks like some small college stadiums

How could you possibly rank BC place at 5? I think if you actually visited all of these you would think differently. It is kind of ironic that the city with the warmest weather is the only one with an indoor stadium. Watch a game in Saskatchewan or Winnipeg in November and you will change your mind.

Love the coughing in the background at 2:10.

These Canadian stadiums are the best for outdoor hockey games . The nhl Heritage Classic .

I would definitely like to go To a Saskatchewan game and see my Argos win

Canada, the Great White Blah

btw they are upgrading bmo field for the world cup so it'll seat around 45 or 50 thousand.

Mosaic Stadium is number one, as a rider fan

Always liked Mosaic stadium in Regina where I’m from but this view/angle of IG stadium in Winnipeg gives it a new uniqueness for me, better than Mosaic? Looks aside I get the impression (I have not visited IG stadium) functionality, quality, etc. is better at Mosaic so depending on the value given to the criteria of judging 1st place would be a toss up between these 2 stadiums.

In the real world, Canada is and will always be a hockey culture. Not sure if any CFL franchise has the fan base and sponsor support to expect fancier stadiums.

BMO looks nice but it isn't very practical. No arm rests and no cupholders there. The natural grass is nice though. Hamilton's is great. The mostly grey seats sucks and perhaps could have been built bigger, but the best feature is that you can stand along the concourse and watch the games and the end zones are good parties too. I've been to all except the top 2, but have to agree they look pretty nice. My rankings would be: 9. McMahon 8. Commonwealth 7. Molson 6. BMO 5. TD 4. BC 3. Tim Horton's 2. Mosaic 1. IG

Hail Mary 4th Quarter TDs at Hamilton are cool, because EVERYONE wants to Roll Up The Rim To Win

I'm not sure if you've actually been to any of the CFL stadia. The rankings sure seem like you haven't. For starters, BC Place is a better facility than both BMO and TD Place. Secondly, Mosaic in Regina is a far better facility than IGF in Winnipeg. Mosaic has 2 video boards to Winnipeg's 1. It has much better box seating (with actual sliding glass walls to open their entire box to be outdoors, unlike Winnipeg with half windows). Mosaic's design was by an actual sports architect and thus has: more lower level seats than Winnipeg, more seats between the goal lines and better views from the corners. The roof was designed to mitigate wind and has louvres that trap heat in cold weather to raise the temperature and also release trapped air in hot weather to cool the temperature. Winnipeg's roof is made of sheet metal. Also, Mosaic has the first tiered party area in any Canadian stadium (Pil Country) that has become a gold standard that every other stadium has now tried to replicate in some form. Of course if you actually did your homework, you would know this, instead of choosing Winnipeg's park because it looks like chips and dip.

Please rank Swedish fotballstadiums or rewiew them

BMO is the only Old School natural Turf in the bunch

I`m shocked that you would put Toronto and Ottawa so high, and pick Montreal over Hamilton.... hmmmm.

The biggest problem with BMO Field in Toronto is that it is incapable of holding fans for anything other than soccer. That said, kudos to Pinball Clemons for creatively outfitting Argo fans in clothing that mimics empty seats. Note to the CFL: leave Toronto and add teams in Quebec City and Halifax.

A difference with Canadian stadiums is the field size. Yank eggball fields are only 120 yards by 53.3 yards, while Canadian fields are 150 by 65 (about 8150 sq. m, about 86% the size of a standard rugby league field).

Can u do European League of Football Stadiums?

My personal ranking? Vancouver's BC Place is probably on top with Regina, Saskatoon and Commonwealth next... Commonwealth should be much higher but the 2001 reno's for the IAAF games were hideous and cheap and the stadium still needs a roof or sheltered seating despite what the City says... There's be proposals since the beginning for one but nobody wants to spend $250M without a reason on it when the Elks are still the only tenant... And we didn't get the World Cup 2026 spot for western Canada because our now fired dick of a premier strong-armed negotiations and demanded things they were never going to give the city/province to host. So instead it goes to Vancouver... And BC Place which already dropped out of the running twice...

You forgot #10, The Atlantic Schooners. (No stadium 😂)

I missed the SkyDome and the old Winnipeg Stadium. Brings back a lot of memories.

i would place BC Place at the top or at least top 3 other than that great list

I just want to say I enjoyed the comments on this video.

IG Field looks like Lumen Field converted from American to Canadian.

I’m waiting for Canada to invent the first rolling field. Football on a treadmill.

Montreal should either renovate Olympic Stadium to be football/soccer only or remove the track at Percival and add some real seating

Eh! IG Field got number 1 woohoo!! I am a Blue Bombers fan from Winnipeg, so that makes me really happy.

Vancouver's is pretty obviously the best at least in functionality. You know that if you've seen a Grey Cup in a blizzard.

Can you do all the Canada U sports football stadiumd there is only about 25

Powderr - Canadian Flow 🇨🇦🎶

Canadian premier league next

Tim hortons field is nicest

Other then geography, there is no way you can rank Montreal higher than Calgary. Have you been to either?

The stadium in Ottawa was built in 1908 ?

Why is the CFL playing in little soccer fields? I remember Toronto and Montreal playing in stadiums.

Can you do Canadian college football stadiums

why does the narrator sound like Danger Dolan?

Why do all CFL stadiums have artificial turf?

Another one? I dont think the stadiums have changed in 5 years.