Stadium Reviews

Des Moines is an underrated city with a great downtown scene. The location of the ballpark is in a perfect location for entertainment.

The Toronto Argonauts continue to fight and claw their way into the consciousness of the local sports fan in Toronto. Taking in an Argo game at BMO Field is definitely a positive experience, one that more fans need to experience.

Zuglo retains its working class background. The ‘proper’ old floodlights, can be seen for miles. The eclectic mix of stands and the railway’s ongoing presence combine to make this a real experience.

NBT Bank Ballpark has a great selection of food and drinks at a great price for baseball fans but doesn’t stand out in many other areas.

Alumni Hall started its life decades ago as the first permanent home of Providence basketball. Today the old gym has found new life as home to the Friars women's programs.

It is not an exaggeration to refer to Toronto FC II as an afterthought in the MLSE sports portfolio. The opportunity to develop their own fans and identity with the move away from York Lions Stadium to Barrie will be a welcome change that can only benefit the club.

Isotopes Park is a gem in minor league baseball. From the amazing views to the staff, the local food, and the great atmosphere, if you are anywhere near Albuquerque during the baseball season, a visit is an absolute must.

The University of Delaware has some very serious hockey teams, not to mention a high-level ice skating program.

Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minnesota offers a carnival-like atmosphere on a typical horse racing day. The typical card might only include seven or eight horse races, but you are guaranteed a full day of fun with all the other activities that go on.

Tropicana Field is an aging but unique structure that has many features to be enjoyed. It is definitely worth going for the experience, not just as a fan of baseball but also of architecture, engineering, and new experiences. The new roof, new lighting, and food options upgrade the ballpark atmosphere and experience.

The Beloit Buccaneers football team competes in the NCAA’s Division III, and while their home facility, Strong Stadium, is dated, their fans are as loud and vocal as can be.

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire football team is nicknamed the Blugolds, a creative play on their team colors. The Blugold band is ginormous, boasting 400-475 members, which is about half the size of the school’s total student-athlete total population.