What NFL Franchise has the best staidum in your opinon,

Overall price, convenience and NFL experience?

Who should have stuck with thier old stadiums?

Heinz Field in Pittsburgh is pretty good to me.
The yellow seats may turn off some. But you are
there to watch football, not seat covers.
It is convenient to get to, plenty of parking, one
possible future problem is a slots casino that is
to be built nearby, causing traffic jams.
Price? Don't know. Can' afford to go, retired.
NFL experience? Not sure what you mean.
The St. Louis Rams should have stayed in LA at
the Colosseum.

Soldier Field

The Metrodome

Best I have to say the GB Packers at Lambou Field just because of the History

Cardinals should have stayed and made a new football field for the college teams not themselves.

Qwest Field in Seattle. Price is fair if you can get tickets. All seats are good. Big improvement over the Kingdome.

Qwest Field in Seattle. The loudest stadium in the NFL.

Soldier Field even though it looks like a toilet ... literally. Its a great stadium but I wonder what Papa Bear would think of it since the renovations.

Arizona's Field,what ever the name of it is?

The new Cardinals stadium (Arizona Sun Devils Stadium)

It is f'n amazing... wowzy

Although not much of an "atmosphere" but as the best stadium it would have to go to them

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If you are looking for true atmosphere... I would say Green Bay, Lambeau Field is world famous

qwest field has the best field period

I've been to a few different NFL games. I gotta Lambeau Field is the best so far. It's so historic and the stadium is awesome since they renovated it.

Oh for the record the Cardinals Stadium is named University of Phoenix Stadium. Yeah they sold naming rights without considering how stupid it would make the stadium sound. As to stadiums haven't got the chance to really visit them. I think the Rams are better off in St. Louis. Honestly can't think of any that should have stayed put.

Cardinals stadium (University of Pheonix Stadium), is absolutely amazing. It is an indoor stadium but the roof opens. They are also able to play on real grass because the playing surface slides out the bottom of the stadium and the grass can go in the natural elements even with the roof closed. It cost over $350 million to build. Dallas just got approval to build a new stadium that is going to cost over $500 million and should open by 2011. I am excited to see what this stadium will boast.
I would say Arrowhead stadium is one of the most amazing experiences ever. To see one of the loudest stadiums ever filled with red is very menacing to opposing teams. Most players say that it is the hardest stadium to play at and history would back them up.

I'm going with Heinz Field b/c all the seats offer a good view of the field..there are a lot of fan-friendly displays in the concourse..and the tailgating is awesome

Cardinal's Stadium, it is new, and impressive. Not the most convinient stadium because it is located on the outskirts of town. The other down side to it is the NFL experience, because the cards are sooo bad, the fans arent very strong. Right now, the prices may be high, but they will come down so dont worry. I would strongly recomend coming down here to see it though, the overall facility is amazing. I dont think that any football teams should have stuck with their old stadiums because most of their old stadiums are run down.

Arrowhead in Kansas City. Hands Down the best smelling stadium in the world and you just can't beat the KC BBQ, it just isn't possible. And it is the loudest and the Chiefs are awesome.

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Depends on who's perspectives. Qwest field is pretty good all around but Lambeou field has alot of history, and the Sea of Red in Kansas City is great. Gillette field is a great place to take in a game if you are a fan of the pats. But the Cardinals new stadium and Ford Field probably have the most amenities