10 Best Sports Stadiums in the US
Where to See a Game in the USA and What to Explore?
The best stadiums in the USA are more than just a venue. They’re the stages where history unfolds. From the nostalgic charm of Fenway Park to the frozen tundra of beloved Lambeau, every park tells a unique tale that extends beyond its playing field.
As we explore some of the country’s best stadiums, we’ll be examining the facilities, their histories, and the diverse cities that host them. Whether you’re planning a family weekend away or embarking on a pilgrimage to the home field of your favorite team, all of these destinations promise the one and only thrill of the game.
1. Petco Park, San Diego
A well-calibrated spectator experience
Categoría: Historia, Fotos
Petco Park is emblematic of San Diego’s coastal charm and forward-thinking ethos. Overlooking the San Diego Bay, the stadium is steps from the historic Gaslamp Quarter, where restaurants and pubs occupy colorful Victorian-era buildings. Recognized for its commitment to sustainability, the stadium is designed with energy-efficient features and fitted with solar panels. And you won’t have to worry about bad weather at the ballgame. San Diego is famously warm and sunny year-round.
Home to the San Diego Padres, Petco Park offers a fan-centric experience. Spectators gather to picnic before the game at Gallagher Square, a grassy area inside the Park at the Park. Stadium concessions don’t disappoint, offering a wide selection of craft beer from local breweries.
Ubicación: 100 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
Teléfono: +1 619-795-5025
Petco Park, San Diego
2. Fenway Park, Boston
The history of America’s national pastime
Categoría: Historia, Parejas, Familias
Steeped in over a century of baseball lore, Fenway Park stands as a living monument to the sport’s history. Opened in 1912, the park is the oldest major league stadium still in use and is equally as storied as its home team, the Red Sox. A visit to Fenway is less your ordinary day at the ball game and more of a pilgrimage for baseball aficionados.
This 37,000-seat stadium is known for its quirks. The so-called Green Monster stands 37 ft tall in the left field, one of the most recognizable landmarks in baseball. The Triangle in center field and the Pesky Pole in right field add both challenge and charm to the game.
Ubicación: 4 Jersey St, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Teléfono: +1 877-733-7699
Fenway Park, Boston
3. Lambau Field, Green Bay
Owned by fans, loved by all
Categoría: Historia, Fotos
Lambeau Field is a sacred space for Green Bay Packers fans. The gameday atmosphere is passionate, with the roar of the fans echoing around a ring of green and gold. The Packers are the only publicly owned team in the NFL, and Lambeau is essentially owned by the fans. The only way to get a ticket is by purchasing resale. The season ticketholders rarely let them go.
Somehow in this stadium, you always feel close to the action, although it’s the second largest in the NFL. If you’re lucky, you may witness the Lambeau Leap, a touchdown celebration in which players leap into the stands. Put on all your layers because Lambeau’s winter games are notoriously cold.
Ubicación: 1265 Lombardi Ave, Green Bay, WI 54304, USA
Teléfono: +1 920-569-7500
Lambau Field, Green Bay
4. Kaseya Center, Miami
Home of the Heat
Categoría: Fotos, Vida nocturna, Historia
If the Kaseya Center doesn’t ring a bell, it’s probably because the venue has changed names 3 times since its opening in 1999. It’s better known as the home of the Miami Heat. The arena has a dynamic atmosphere, with the spectators bringing as much energy and intensity as the players. A gigantic jumbotron flashes player statistics and game highlights as the athletes face off on the court below.
There’s plenty else happening in Miami besides the Heat. Get a taste of Cuba in the city’s Little Havana before hitting the clubs downtown. Drive just 10 minutes from the city center and you’re at South Beach, where sandy shores and colorful Art Deco architecture offer a sweet beachside getaway.
Ubicación: 601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, USA
Teléfono: +1 786-777-1000
Kaseya Center, Miami
5. Oracle Park, San Francisco
A Bay beyond the baseball diamond
Categoría: Familias, Fotos, Historia
San Francisco’s Oracle Park is a great outing for the family. The stadium is easy to access and close to the SoMa district, where you’ll find several excellent museums including the expansive Museum of Modern Art. Kids will get excited about the Exploratorium, a science museum at Pier 15 with tons of hands-on exhibits.
Located on the waterfront, Oracle Park offers many seats with dazzling views of San Francisco Bay. It’s so close that it’s become famous for ‘splash hits,’ home runs that fly over the right-field wall and into the waters of McCovey Cove.
Ubicación: 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA
Teléfono: +1 415-972-2000
Oracle Park, San Francisco
6. Lumen Field, Seattle
The Seahawks, the Sounders, and the Space Needle
Categoría: Gastronomía, Parejas, Familias
Lumen Field is an emblem of Seattle’s passionate sports culture. Seattle plays more soccer than most US cities, and the stadium is home to the popular Sounders. Lumen also hosts the NFL’s Seahawks, whose fanbase is even more enthusiastic. Fans cheer with such gusto that they’ve been nicknamed the “12th Man.” Their loud presence creating a challenging environment for opposing teams.
This open-air stadium’s downtown location gives it stunning views of the surrounding cityscape. Head north along the waterfront to explore the city’s eateries, where you’ll find some of the best seafood and Japanese cuisine in the country.
Ubicación: 800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134, USA
Teléfono: +1 206-381-7555
Lumen Field, Seattle
7. Madison Square Garden, New York
NYC’s iconic sports and music venue
Categoría: Gastronomía, Vida nocturna
Dubbed the “World’s Most Famous Arena,” Madison Square Garden stands as a testament to New York’s enduring sports and entertainment legacy. The venue has witnessed historic boxing matches featuring icons like Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Robinson. Today, some of the biggest names in popular music play here, along with the New York Knicks, plus college hockey and basketball.
The venue is located in the center of the action in Midtown Manhattan. A short walk lands you in Times Square and the Theater District. Head Downtown for the best eats in one of the foodie capitals of the world. To the north lie the sprawling greenspaces and meandering paths of the inimitable Central Park.
Ubicación: 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001, USA
Teléfono: +1 212-465-6000
Madison Square Garden, New York
8. Exploria Stadium, Orlando
A haven for soccer fans
Categoría: Aventura, Parejas, Familias
Exploria Stadium, located just west of downtown Orlando, is home to Major League Soccer’s Orlando City SC and Orlando Pride, a National Women’s Soccer League team. One of the stadium’s notable features is The Wall, a dedicated standing-only section for energetic fans to gather and express their support.
Orlando has no shortage of entertainment options: Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and even the Kennedy Space Center are all at your fingertips. North of the city is a cluster of forested state parks with lakes and winding rivers. Find yourself a campground and a kayak and start exploring these wild lands.
Ubicación: 655 W Church St, Orlando, FL 32805, USA
Teléfono: +1 407-480-4702
Exploria Stadium, Orlando
9. US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis
Modern facilities meet Midwestern charm
Categoría: Gastronomía, Aventura
US Bank Stadium is a marvel of modern sports architecture. The stadium’s innovative design features a translucent roof allowing in natural light while keeping out the Minnesota temperatures. Its glass roof was designed like the prow of a Viking ship, paying homage to the home team. One of the largest and newest stadiums in the NFL, it features modern technology and amenities.
Minneapolis is a cultural hub in the Midwest, with lively nightlife, an exciting food scene, and some stellar museums. It’s also a green, picturesque city, full of parks where residents can be seen biking and walking their dogs. Minnehaha Regional Park offers nearly 200 acres of green and a 53-ft waterfall, within the city limits.
Ubicación: 401 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55415, USA
Teléfono: +1 612-777-8700
US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis
10. Arthur Ashe Stadium, New York
Tennis legends face off in vibrant Queens
Categoría: Gastronomía, Fotos
Arthur Ashe Stadium stands as the crown jewel of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Hosting the US Open, this grand venue has witnessed some of tennis’s most iconic moments. The world’s largest outdoor tennis-only arena, it has 5 restaurants and many snack stops to fuel you during the games.
Beyond the confines of the court lies Queens, New York City’s most diverse borough. The stadium is adjacent to Flushing’s Chinatown, and the Jackson Heights neighborhood offers authentic Indian and Himalayan cuisine. Along the East River is friendly Astoria: head here for a park with Manhattan views and the Museum of the Moving Image, a gem dedicated to film and television history.
Ubicación: 124-02 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY 11368, USA
Teléfono: +1 718-760-6200
Arthur Ashe Stadium, New York
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