Stadium Reviews

The Vancouver Giants do not play in Downtown Vancouver and are a bit of a hike for those who dwell in the city. However, the Giants do have one of the most attractive venues in the Canadian Hockey League and provide a solid gameday atmosphere which should not be missed.

The Continental Football League (CoFL) is poised for a resurgence in Summer 2026, bringing back a unique brand of professional football that caters to smaller markets across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

The London Knights are the gold standard of franchises in the Ontario Hockey League and the Greater Canadian Hockey League. Their home, Canada Life Place, is among the best in the league, and taking in a Knights game will provide fans with one of the best experiences in Junior Hockey.

During the 2026 FIFA World Cup games at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, spectators can expect a significant shift in the usual game-day experience, particularly concerning parking and tailgating.

The development of the new Aloha Stadium in Honolulu promises to redefine the sports and entertainment landscape in Hawaii. With a projected cost of $4 billion, this ambitious project aims to not only house athletic events but also become a vibrant community hub.

The Crestwood Baseball League continues to grow as it prepares for its 2026 season. Founded by Rocco Mossuto just a few years ago, the league has expanded from six teams to 13 (11 full-time, two part-time), in the southern suburbs of Chicago, carving out a unique niche in the crowded summer collegiate landscape.

It is difficult to predict where the Montréal Victoire and PWHL will end up. Growth has pushed the team out of the Verdun Auditorium into Place Bell, a move that has been successful. Whether the Victoire continue to grow, requiring another move to a larger building, remains to be seen, but it is not out of the question.

The Canisus Golden Griffins provide a college basketball experience that is appropriate for the size of the school and conference they play out of. The opportunity is there for a great experience at Koessler Athletic Center, one that is enhanced even more when the Griffs are playing the rival Niagara Purple Eagles.