BOA Stadium now ranked 22nd....

[TheBigKat]

https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/bank-america-stadium-lands-bottom-half-nfl-venues-new-ranking/R2WHPUWGEFCYNGXUIPEW6VOGZM/

 

I have been to several NFL stadiums but honestly don't know what BOA ranks in the bottom half. It is nestled perfectly inside the city, has club seating, has had timely upgrades throughout its life and beyond switching to artificial turf always had some of the best field out there. 

 

The club sections are more than adequate and there's really not a bad seat in the entire house

 

My personal favorite stadiums I have visited:

1) Seahawks

2) Rams

3) Cowboys

4) Superdome

5) Lambeau 

[csx]

" The Athletic ranked the stadiums by surveying the publication’s NFL beat writer."

so this all boils down to Joe Person's opinion?.....and a single writer for each team?

such scientific

[UnluckyforSome]

The knock on BOA is that it has no frills and is boring, which is pretty fair. We are living in a time where you must be constantly entertained and delighted, or it's substandard.

Edited August 23, 2023 by UnluckyforSome

[PanthersATL]

Didn't read the official list, but Minnesota is #1 surprises me.

I figured Atlanta would outrank everyone on concession prices alone.

[Panthercougar68]

Makes sense for one of the oldest active stadiums in the league.

[Fenrir]

Makes sense with the palatial stadiums being built today. The one term I think of with BOA is "adequate." 

[csx]

Why people need other things to do than watch the game is weird.

Lambeau has bench seats and people love it.

[Burnout189]

31 minutes ago, csx said:

Why people need other things to do than watch the game is weird.

Lambeau has bench seats and people love it.

Bc, sadly, most ppls average attention span these days is the equivalent of a gnat. 

[Brooklyn 3.0]

1 hour ago, TheBigKat said:

I have been to several NFL stadiums but honestly don't know what BOA ranks in the bottom half. It is nestled perfectly inside the city, has club seating, has had timely upgrades throughout its life and beyond switching to artificial turf always had some of the best field out there. 

 

The club sections are more than adequate and there's really not a bad seat in the entire house

 

 

So ... what you're saying is that you're perfectly fine driving a 2003 Lexus?

 

[Donald LaFell]

43 minutes ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

So ... what you're saying is that you're perfectly fine driving a 2003 Lexus?

 

I can’t tell if you are knocking or praising that era of Lexus but those LS sedans have a cult following for reliability and quality. 

[Donald LaFell]

I feel like the stadium culture is just not all that cohesive. People are so quiet and bored. 

I hate whoever that fan hype man is. Just feels like a random radio jockey vs  more organic fan of the team. 
 

The PA in the lower level is way too loud. 
 

i wish the stadium had better public transit access. 

[hsfolk]

I thought y'alls new owner was looking at building a new stadium?

[Cdparr7]

I’ve been to about 3/4 of the stadiums with the newer ones and Lambeau being the ones that I have not visited. I don’t know that I would put ours at 22. 14-17 maybe but who knows. Maybe these newer stadiums have knocked us down from a few years back.

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

8 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

I’ve been to about 3/4 of the stadiums with the newer ones and Lambeau being the ones that I have not visited. I don’t know that I would put ours at 22. 14-17 maybe but who knows. Maybe these newer stadiums have knocked us down from a few years back.

They have. SoFi stadium (Rams) and US Bank (Vikings) are fuging crazy. They really reset the standard.

Edited August 23, 2023 by Sean Payton's Vicodin