Anyone here trying to visit all current stadiums in any Sports league ?

PNC Park is really a beautiful park. If you are into baseball stadiums, this is a must.

 

Nothing beats watching Dream play at the Summit. I'm sure tinman can at least agree with me.

 

I used to want to go to every MLB stadium, but then I just stopped watching baseball. I still think it'd be cool to do but it's not high on my list of priorities.

 

I forgot to add the new Dallas Cowboys stadium under NFL. For both NFL stadiums, I went to go see the Mexican National Team instead of a Texans/Cowboys game, so so I'm not sure if that counts.

 

why when you can spend travel money on better places?

 

Houston ~ MMP, Astrodome (Football and Baseball), The Summit, Toyota Center, Reliant Stadium

Dallas ~ Arlington Stadium, Ballpark at Arlington, Texas Stadium, Reunion Arena (Hockey and Basketball)

Atlanta ~ Turner Field, Fulton County Stadium

Miami ~ Joe Robbie Stadium

New York ~ Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, Madison Square Garden

Seattle ~ King Dome, Key Arena

Los Angeles ~ Dodger Stadium, Staples Center

Kansas City ~ Kaufman

San Francisco ~ ATT Park

Oakland ~ Oakland Alameda Coliseum

San Diego ~ Qualcomm (baseball and football), Petco

Anaheim ~ Angel Stadium of Anaheim

Boston ~ Fenway, TD Center

Indianapolis ~ Bankers Life Fieldhouse

Chicago ~ Wrigley, US Cellular Field

Philadelphia ~ Veterans

Arizona ~ Bank 1 Ballpark

Baltimore ~ Camden Yards

Washington DC ~ Nationals Park, Capital Center

Minneapolis ~ Target Field

St Louis ~ Busch Stadium

 

I can also vouch for this. Pitt is an underrated, nice little city too.

 

I'm hoping to catch a year when either UT or Baylor play at WVU in September while the Pirates are in town.

 

I think MLB would be easiest because almost no matter when you are in a city, there is a baseball game going on there so that makes planning easier, however there are way more teams to go to. However, of these 3 sports baseball is my least favorite and if it doesnt involve Astros (although even then these days :grin then I dont really enjoy it

NFL would be my choice, not as many teams, but also not as many games to make it possible to see (There is that one vet and his son that have gone to every stadium, they were at reliant I think during veterans month or something and came out during halftime.

Basketball would be hardest. Lots of teams, games arent as frequent, and i just dont feel like watching it unless if involves the rockets.

So far (havent really been trying, but something that would be fun to work on)

NFL:
Reliant (NRG)
Dallas
KC
San Francisco

MLB:
Astrodome
Minute Maid
STL

NBA:
Toyota
Compaq
Dallas