Lambeau Field is historic. It defies the elements. It’s the only team owned by its season ticket holders. It’s the only stadium where players frequently leap up on the end zone wall into the stands. It’s called the “Lambeau Leap”.

Arrowhead in Kansas City is the loudest outdoor sports venue in the world! My list goes #1 SoFi in LA, #2 US Bank Stadium in Minnesota #3 AT&T Stadium in Dallas

12:31 the stadium holds the record for the loudest crowd ever recorded in NFL history. 142.2 decibels were produced by 76,416 fans - equivalent to a jet engine.

Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium is one of the host of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Kansas City here, home of the Chieeeeeeeefs! Yes, we are the loudest! The KC Royals stadium is in the same parking lot. I went to University of Kansas in Lawrence and I'm pretty sure we have the lodest college basketball stadium as well!

#2 U S Bank Stadium, where the Minnesota Vikings play, was intended to look like a Viking ship. I was there the day they held the pillow fight which ended up in the Guiness Book of World Records for the largest pillow fight 😀

The Kansas City Chiefs' Arrowhead Stadium holds the Guinness World Record for loudest outdoor stadium, reaching 142.2 decibels.🏟🏈

Go to a Chiefs game and be blown away my man.

FOR SURE if you want an incredible (and LOUD) experience, you MUST go to Kansas City, Missouri to Arrowhead Stadium (now known as GEHA Field AT Arrowhead Stadium) and see a KC Chiefs game! Make sure you bring ear plugs because we DO hold the Guinness Book World Record for the loudest OPEN AIR stadium! 142.2 decibels. Seattle tried (briefly) to take our record away but we banded together & filled the stadium like we always do & the New England Patriots & Tom Brady suffered a long night, and loss that night when we SHATTERED the record & no one has even come close since. There are videos on KZfaq about it. Expect MASSIVE noise if you go to a game when we play one of our conference rivals (Denver Broncos, LA Chargers or Las Vegas Raiders). Hands down our biggest rival has traditionally been the Raiders. “Raiders Week” has always been an entire week of “Raider Hater” events. (All meant in good fun of course!) 😉😁 Double bonus, Whitman Air Base is close by so lots of times the flyover at the end of the National Anthem is a Stealth Bomber!!!

As for the stadium where the seats are blue and you said it seems like there would be more black, like every other section of seats, you should consider that it is not the brightest idea to sit on a black seat on a hot sunny day.

I have been to Arrowhead in Kansas City very interesting atmosphere. I wouldn’t go to SoFi because it owned by Stan Kroenke. Has he shafted the fans of his English team yet?

Edgar Allen Poe was a Baltimore resident but he was a writer not a running back....funny guy

Funny that you put this up today considering I'll be attending my first NFL game tomorrow at Lumen Field. 😳😎

Allegiant stadium in Vegas is locally nicknamed the death star. I also expected it to be in top 3.

That’s correct. EverBank Field in Jacksonville, FL has two indoor swimming pools. You can pay thousands of dollars to eat, drink and watch the game from the pool 😂 Also, regarding BoA in Charlotte, you have to be careful adding too much black in an open air stadium. It will just collect heat and make it unbearable. Especially in the south.

I've been to Raiders new stadium , the Vikings US Bank ( my 2nd favorite, I've been to) , but also Seahawks & Niners stadiums. Vikings stadium was incredible. It's massive in person ! The opening tip-off ritual is experienced in itself

My impression of that Mercedes-Benz superdome is I thought it looked like a hubcap...

SoFi is amazing in that it attempts to put all of the seats close to the field, although many are quite high up. The ground level outside is the fifth tier inside. The first four are all below ground level. This is to keep a low profile outside as its close to LAX airport. Still, the ETFE roof keeps the noise at bay while the open sides keeps the air fresh and cool inside. The video board is designed so that it can be easily seen from wherever you are in the stadium. Since it’s in a loop and the same images show on the inside and outside of the loop, if you’re up high you look at the near side of the loop. If you’re down low you look at the inside of the opposite side. There’s no craning of your neck. The owner Stan Kroenke also owns Arsenal FC. Everything is expensive.

Been to several games at AT&T Stadium. From NFL employee seats, with all access to clubs, and team parking lot pass in 2016, to cheap seats recently near the top, and parking around a mile and a half away, only to pay $100 for parking, at a sketchy gas station. You have to invest what you want and feel comfortable with. Relax, accept the prices, be prepared for them beforehand, and take it all in. For me personally each and every time have been electric and a spectacle to remember. They put on a good show! I fun! Happy New Year!!

Happy New Year! That swimming pool is overlooking the field. It's an optical illusion. The field is not flooded.

The problem with Mercedes-Benz Stadium is the retractable roof looks like… something you’d see on those… um, adult websites.

Fun video, but hard to capture the vibe of the stadiums like this. I've been to 6 different NFL stadiums, they're so big with the atmosphere, packed fans, and video boards. It's truly an amazing experience.

#6 - Indianapolis - should be named “The House That Peyton Built”. 😉

As a Jet fan, I like MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. It holds 82,500 people and you do not have to drive if you do not want to.

I live about 3 miles from the AZ Cardinals stadium. The grass field can be "Wheeled" outside to get sun, and to prevent damage to the Sod when hosting different events plus it has a Retractable roof

Been to Lucas Oil a number of times. GREAT stadium in Indy! Love the brick exterior to match the downtown look, and the windows that open on the sides and retractable roof are nice touches.

2:34 TIAA Bank Field actually does have a VIP pool area! 4:17 Gotta disagree on that. I have lots of fond memories of going to the old Hoosier/RCA Dome in Indy, which had an inflatable roof. 11:35 I love the retractable playing field here. 14:17 And as much as I loved the old RCA Dome, Lucas Oil Stadium is one of the most well-made and proper stadiums in the country, possibly the world. It fits the farmland facade Indiana has always had, given it's giant, shaped like a barn and has that beautiful brick facade. 15:46 Ah yes, the Prolapsed Butthole Stadium. lol

Yes, you are wrong about Lambeau. Flashy isn't everything.

The Bills have released renderings of their new stadium scheduled to open in ‘26. It’s awesome.

At my local NFL Stadium, M&T Bank Stadium, is costs $55 on average for parking.

Lincoln Financial Field (known locally as “The Linc”, is part of the stadium complex, which includes Citizen Bank Park (baseball), and the Wells Fargo Center (hockey and basketball) in Philadelphia. It’s bordered by Interstate 95 and I-76. It has wind turbines and solar panels to help power it. You need to attend an Eagles game and get there early to experience Philly style tailgating.

If you're considering visiting stadiums, I rank SoFi in LA, the Raider's stadium in Vegas and Jerry's World in Arlington. Check out the skyboxes !

Love the linc (lincoln financial). All of the Philly teams’ stadiums (minus the Union) are within walking distance/that area. We love our sports over in Philly so I love that vibe

Arrowhead is also known for tailgating. Stadium experience in Kansas City on game day is like none other. Sure we have BBQ but I have seen some seriously gourmet feasts done well including fried fish, gumbo, chili, and breakfast hot dishes.

I have a pic of me standing on the star at center field at Cowboy (AT&T) stadium. I’m from Texas but not a Cowboy fan (I’ll become one when JJ is no longer owner). That being said, I did love touring the stadium back in 2012. Absolutely beautiful inside. We toured the owner’s suite, players’ locker room, cheerleaders’ locker room and more.

The Raiders went from worst to fifth best after leaving Oakland. The Superdome didn't just survive a hurricane, it survived the thousands of people who took refuge inside.

11:14 fun fact bout mile high they have a line in the stadium exactly one mile above sea level, I can’t remember if it’s in the seats or down below but for the Rockies it’s in the seats and some of the most expensive seats because of the appeal

#25 Ford Field is actually fairly new. #14 Soldier Field is the oldest, almost 100 years.

Happy New Year Kabir!!! GO STEELERS!!! Growing up in the Bay Area, I been to the old Candlestick Park where the 49ers used to play and Levi Stadium where they play and also the Oakland Coliseum where the Raiders used to play before they left to become the Las Vegas Raiders. I've also been to Arrowhead Stadium where the Kansas City Chiefs play.

The super dome was the site of the rescue from hurricane Katrina. It was just chaos in there. Basically everyone rescued from New Orleans just ended up at the super dome. It took a very long time before it was cleared out but the stadium was badly damaged during the aftermath and it had to be completely rebuilt. The nearby hospital Charity hospital (as in a saint’s name) was so badly damaged that some doctors died after the storm. The hospital was disbanded and fully rebuilt a year later under a new name. The reputation of New Orleans was so badly damaged that not many want to come back for good reason.

Lambeau Field gives the best Vibes of any stadium in the NFL or anywhere, I've been to a couple stadiums and the building shapes are incredible, but its all meh when you get down to it and think, "The sheer history that has happened here, I hop they never change it." I actually was getting goosebumps thinking about my first time walking out onto the field. I remember when the QB for the Panthers who grew up in wisconsin ( I cannot remember his name for the life of me right now) got to Lambeau and thought, "Really? This is what people talk so highly about? The stadium is old and not as fancy as many other stadiums." As he walked out through the tunnels and onto the field, he looked around and was hit with that wave of energy from the fans and the history around him and he said, "Oh, I get it now." Lambeau, if I Remember correctly, has never had a game that didnt sell out since 1960. NFL football is so much more than Comfy seats and fancy stadiums. Come to America and we'll go to a Packer game sometime my friend

Was at att stadium a couple days ago and no the surrounds haven’t changed. Still good old Arlington

Fun video. Didnt agree with all his choices. That LV stadium is cool looking. I'd never seen these views of the stadium before. Very enjoyable!

It's a bit of a shame the original content goes through the list so quickly. It'd be neat to see someone review them who has actually been to them all as a regular fan.

I haven't been to many stadiums but I went to Allegiant Stadium last month and it was amazing!

Gillette being #22, below Nissan and Paul Brown, is ridiculous. It's at least top 15. They did take down the lighthouse for renovations but they're building a new and better one. And you still have the open end with the bridge. Plus nothing beats New England in the fall (football season).

Lambeau has a season ticket waiting list that was like 50 years long at one point. I don’t know about now though.

I'm a Raiders fan and have been to the new stadium in Vegas. It is amazing . Those four 90-foot doors can open behind the Torch , and u can get a whole view of Vegas skyline from your seat. They have insane Vegas Wynn nightclub on the field behind the endzone. They also have a video board on 1 side of the arena outside that's 350ft long (106.68m) and 95ft(28.956m) high. Biggest on any arena in the world

Jacksonville's TIAA Bank Field Stadium does have two fairly big swimming pools in the upper deck region on northside end zone side of stadium where people can swim during games.

Lambeau ans Soldier Field are legendary classics and non-Corporate named. I am old. :)

Went to Lucus Oil a few years ago. Amazing. Felt like I was in football church.

The Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball team also has a Swimming pool in the outfield stands

I think AT&T (Jerry's World) in Dallas should've been Top 5, rather than #8.

If you are able to make it to Green Bay, I will show you around Lambeau. Being there in person, you'll see why it is so beloved. Plus the Packers Hall of Fame is there, so you can learn the history. If you come during the season, I have season tickets, I'd be happy to take you to a game at the frozen tundra! Keep rocking my man, love your vids.

Lambeau feild (#3) is a beautiful stadium and surrounding atmosphere. I thought it was overrated until I went last year. Very rich nfl history with stunning museums and attractions all around the stadium. It’s a good mix between historical and modern. I’ve been to a couple stadiums but if I were to recommend a first nfl game to go to I would say a packers or cheifs home game.

Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta has a roof that opens like an aperture on a camera. Do a search on the roof opening. It’s impressive.

Hard rock stadium use to have baseball games too

To be fair, I've never been for a game. But AT&T Stadium ( home of the Cowboys) is an amazing stadium! I did a tour and they show you so much!

Black seats in an outdoor stadium in Charlotte is a recipe for 2nd degree burns at each September home game.

The best thing about Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Dolphins) is that there is a covered section over the home teams players and not one on the visitors side. This makes it 30+ degrees hotter on the visiting players (and fans) which makes it is a true home field advantage on the typical hot Miami days. Fins up!

Going to Highmark in the middle of December, we paid 20 dollars. A half a mile away from the stadium itself on a guy's lawn. Proper parking outside the stadium was about $45. I think it was alright once we were inside, personally, though for some reason I did NOT get the beef-on-weck on game day. But the bathrooms are trending towards horrific and the structure is starting to crumble a bit, so I'm glad they're building a new building in the parking lot of the old one.

Can you believe Nissan Stadium in Nashville is only 19 years old and they approved a replacement. Crazy.

One of the stadiums I have wanted to see is definitely Lambeau field

US Bank stadium in Minneapolis was finished in 2017 just in time to host Super Bowl LII in February 2018. There was high hopes that the Vikings would go to that Super Bowl, but we (the fans) were disappointed that season. The parking is very limited there, but the light rail has a stop right in front of the doors. The temps can get very cold as in sub-zero here in the winter, but the stadium is nice & toasty inside. Check out the video of the SKOL chant, and you'll see the the huge Gjallarhorn (viking horn) that gets blown every game to start, and at every first down.

The stadium in Pittsburgh is now called Acrisure Stadium. It used to be named after the company (Heinz) that makes the beans you Brits seem to like so much. We can’t get Heinz Beans in the US even though they’re grown here.

Ford Field in Detroit is far from the oldest stadium. The games are played on a field, not a pitch. Even though these stadiums seem big, the biggest stadiums in the country are for college football with the biggest being the University of Michigan.

The Baltimore Ravens were named their name because Edgar Allan Poe was a Baltimore writer in the 19th century and one of his most famous short stories is entitled "The Raven" The arena next to SoFi is the Forum (formally the Great Western Forum former home to the Lakers (NBA) and Kings (NHL hockey). L.A.'s other NBA team, the Clippers are planning to have a stadium built for them on the east side of SoFi. Since the building of the Staples Center ( name changed last year to Crypto Bank Arena but for those of us Angelenos who lived through the glory Shaq and Kobe Laker years , it'll always be the Staples Center) There's also a casino called the Hollywood Park Casino. Where SoFi is now , there used to be a horse race track called Hollywood Park. I went to an All girls' Catholic high school down the street from Hollywood Park and actually the my senior prom was held at the Casino (there are banquet rooms upstairs (or were in 2000 since then, HPC has been remodeled) from the casino floor. It may seem odd to hold a high school prom in a banquet room of casino but my alma mater HS had a partnership with the race track, every spring one of the annual fundraisers, day at the Derby would be held at the track, And also the school administration (the principal and vice principal were both nuns) weren't too keen on the prom being held at a hotel because it knew that some of the girls would probably have their boyfriends or parents rent hotel rooms where after after prom parties were over, some of my classmates would've probably stayed the night with their boyfriends.

Before anyone rips metlife a new asshole it was built with private funds. New Jersey and east rutherford were not involve with add piblic funds. It maybe a shit box but its my states shitbox and i love it

I’ve been to SOFI, but not for a game, but for a concert. I saw the Red Hot Chili Peppers in July. It’s like a 45 minute drive from me.

Funny story. Mater Dei High School (ranked number two in the nation at the time) was playing St. John's Bosco High School (ranked number one in the nation at the time) in a very important regular season game. It was scheduled to be played at the Santa Ana Bowl which is Mater Dei's home stadium. Sofi officials offered the game be played at Sofi stadium. This would be a high school regular season game played in a stadium hosting the Superbowl. St. John's Bosco jumped at the chance. But the head coach of Mater Dei said thanks but no thanks, we'll play at our home stadium. The bowl sold out quickly for the game, with two tickets reportedly re-sold for $254.99. Mater Dei was criticized for giving up the opportunity..."More fans could have attended, and it would have been an enriching experience for the players and fans. It also would have been a cheap way for some football fans to see SoFi - a bonus in this era when working-class people cannot afford to attend National Football League games". But Mater Dei didn't want to give up home field advantage to its biggest rival in a showdown of the nation’s No. 1- and 2-ranked teams. St. John's Bosco is a lot closer to Sofi than Mater Dei. BTW, Mater Dei won 17-7.

Lambeau Field is the best Stadium in the league not because of looks, but because of the fan base, the history, the whole atmosphere, if you haven't been to Lambeau, you can't judge it.

Re: why no black in the Carolina Panthers' stadium? On of the reasons is that black is a highly heat-absorbent color. Remember, this is in the American south, which is frequently one of the country's prime saunas. On a hot day, black seats would have heated up to such a degree that people probably wouldn't want to sit in them. The teams obviously don't want their fans to become discomforted simply for cosmetic reasons in their stadium. I've actually photographed in SoFi Stadium, and it's as impressive as its reputation suggests. Spectacular natural lighting in that place.

Allegiant should definitely be higher, but it suffers from the fact that it’s where the Raiders play. I drive by it to work every day and it is absolutely gorgeous.

EverBank Stadium-those are pools 2:17

As a eagles fan I have to admit the coolest stadium I’ve ever seen and been to a game is the cowboys stadium AT&T stadium. I’ve been to sofi and allegiant their all super cool but the cowboys stadium should be a must go to for your first game experience and in general. The cowboys have the largest fan base across the country and world hence why they’re called “Americas team” and to tell anyone especially footballs fans you’ve watched a game in Arlington at that stadium everyone will lose their mind and think that’s so badass!the cowboys have the best stadium in my opinion I wish philly would replicate it😂.

FedEx Field would be loud if they ever had anything to cheer about

I don’t know where that picture came from of Lambeau Field. It looks totally different on the outside. Amazing things are there such as an upscale hotel, a sledding hill, Ice skating, luxury apartments. Kamir, Google it. I can’t download a picture to you to show you. The area surrounding the stadium is beautiful and unreal.

M&T bank being 23 is so wrong when past and current players say its in the top half, great stadium and you even get a marching band

In your Spring planned trip....you won't get American Football. It's September-February when all of the college games ending in "Bowl Games" on the 1st of January. Yep, we bring in the New Year with college football! The SUPER BOWL (aka professional football) Mother! Ha! Is usually on a Sunday in the first couple of weeks of February. The semi-finals in College Football are actually being played tonight in the US!!! However, considering your trip, still visit Nashville!!! It's Southern (great Southern food,) there is a ton of history from the Civil War, and we have Pro Football, Pro Hockey, Triple AAA baseball...(which means they are the group a PRO team calls them up) and now we have Pro Soccer....Oh, and NASCAR racing. That's JUST sports! Have you HAD a BUSHWACKER??? Well, I refer you to my other Brit team...."Those Two Brits" Joel and Lia, who come to the States often and won a travel award for their vlogs. They came to NASH and you can watch their vids. Just a suggestion, we would love to show you Middle Tennessee!!! It's unique. Both major Interstates converge here. I40 going from entirety of East Coast to West Coast AND I 65 going from the Gulf of Mexico to Michigan, North to South. Which also makes it the largest trafficking area for children and drugs. Well, I said "unique." Unique is the word you reserve for the "Uncle Toby" Laurence refers to in his vlogs. Lol!! Put NASH in the "highly considered" category when planning your trip. Love the content. Lots of fun! Happy New Year!!

The narrator of this video has no idea of how awesome and high-tech ALL of the NFL stadiums are if you actually go them. Even the #29 ranked Jacksonville Jaguars stadium (with the swimming pools) has amazing facilities throughout the stadium. All of the stadiums have really nice restaurant areas, luxury seating areas, and other amenities that make the entire gameday experience special.

As a browns fan I’ve spent many cold sundays up in Cleveland, sad, depressed, etc, but one day it was supposed to snow and the temperature rose a couple degrees and it turned to rain. I would have much rather had snow because wet cold rain as around 36-37*F was miserable, but the stadium in my opinion could host a Super Bowl if it was in the south

Two advantages for Seattle not mentioned here: - The stadium is actually IN the city (a lot of these are on the outskirts, or in different towns entirely) - We love our soccer team almost as much as our NFL team, and the stadium was designed with both sports in mind

Fedex Field is last for a couple of reasons but number #1 is pipes that keep rupturing and it's not water, it's sewage from like the restrooms. No I'm not joking Also you wouldn't want to go to Arrowhead to watch a game, those fans are disgusting. Just look up the Raiders and Chiefs game from earlier this year. A very bad roughing the passer call which was a fumble caused all of those fans to almost riot and at halftime, they were throwing bottles and whatever trash at the Raiders team while they were heading to the locker room. They even scared one of the refs that he was almost in tears because he was scared that he wasn't going to make it out alive. Probably go to US Bank Stadium or whatever one you want but avoid Arrowhead at all costs My top three 1. US Bank Stadium 2. Allegiant Stadium 3. Lumen Field or SoFi Stadium

The stadium in Jacksonville that was ranked 29 was considered state of the art when it was built now needs to be renovated or replaced

The pool is up in the vip sections

I have 2 season tickets to Ford Field. Come during next year's season and watch the Lions Kick Some Ass!

Bank of America is a badass stadium no matter what the guy says

Naw Jacksonville Jaguars stadium does have two pools inside facing the whole field.

The rank for Lambeau Field is fair. I've attended a bunch, including SoFi. Lambeau just oozes history. Instead of being in the city, it's so old that it's surrounded by neighborhoods. You can park on people's lawns and attend one of the best tailgates in the league (along with KC). The stadium has benches not just because switching would reduce capacity. They also need to be able to shovel snow. It's one of the few cold weather non-dome stadiums. Plus, you really get packed in with everyone and it keeps you warmer. The best way to think about it, though, is to compare it to Fenway or Yankee Stadium. Not necessarily the newest and fanciest stadiums, but absolutely up to standard and amazingly historic.

I think the Seattle stadium is now touted to be as noisy as Arrowhead in Kansas City. Never been to either but that is what I hear. If you want noise you go to a college game anyway.

What is Kabir intrested in aesthetic or going to a game? By architecture sure, but the new surroundings of Lambeau or just going into a game where you can hear the past and feel the history as the snow falls in a game of inches down to the wire capped off by a Lambeau Leap! No nothing can compare not even that poorly built US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis that I believe still isn't fixed with the glass falling off the outside yet.

1:35 it lands on AT&T Stadium then he talks about Jerry Jones. Owner of the Cowboys and their home field is AT&T Stadium lol

I agree with you. They can put Lambeau at 1 on a list of historic stadiums but "Historic" had nothing to do with this list. As far as best stadiums it's in the bottom half for me. Do you have any idea how bad it sucks sitting on a steel bleacher for several hours (Even with a cushion). The ammmenities are awful and it's one of the ugliest stadiums. I personally like the Colts stadium the best. It is by far the most unique. I also love the Vikings, Falcons and Raiders stadiums as well. Sofi is cool n all but when you said "Airport" I finally figured out why I don't like it as much as the others lol.

They’re going to be building a new Tennessee Titans stadium. Price tag in the 2.1 billion dollar range. The Nashville Soccer Club (NSC) use to also use the Titans stadium but 2021 they built the largest pro soccer stadium meant for only soccer, in the country. The new NSC stadium is REALLY nice. The new Titans stadium was designed by the same people that designed the new Las Vegas Raiders stadium. The design in Nashville will have a roof like Vegas but that’s about the only main similarities other than massive opening windows.

I agree Aligent field should be number 2

Lambeau field may not look the best but its the definition of what football is all about. The experience of being there at a night game is something you'd never forget

Happily #7 for my team the Seahawks

Sad to see Buffalo so low but it's honestly kinda accurate. "The Ralph" (highmark stadium) has been home for over 60 years so it's hard to let it go, but thats just it, it's OLD AF. That's why we're building a brand new one!

Lambeau field is the best because it forces people n players into the natural elements. I grew up with football being brutal, rugged and just f---king hardcore, play in any weather. Seems to reflect the difference in the America of yesteryears compared to the pu--ies we have become now. We have lost our edge, most us are wimps now flaunting that we are our like our grandparents but we are sadly not even close

If youre a fan of the game Lambeau is THE stadium. It's the Mecca of football. Easily the most historic and legendary stadium in football.