Fans Rank Every Sports Stadium in the US: California Teams Fare Poorly

US-based sports enthusiasts have compiled a comprehensive list of every sports stadium in the United States, ranking them from best to worst. The results show which stadiums are the most beloved by fans and which ones need improvement.

The rankings, posted by Brooks Gate, used data from Yelp, Google, Trip Advisor, and Facebook to create the top 90 chart. The list reveals some surprising results, with some of the most iconic stadiums in the country falling short of expectations.

Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs, ranks 38th on the list. Meanwhile, MetLife Stadium, infamous for its field quality, ranks 61st. The home of the Giants and Jets will host the World Cup final in 2026, but it seems fans are not too thrilled about the venue.

On a more positive note, Oracle Park in San Francisco ranks fifth on the list. The home of the Giants is known for its stunning views of Mission Bay from the nosebleeds, making it a fan favorite.

Brooks Gate released the top 90 stadiums in the United States across the NFL, NBA and MLB

The top-ranked stadium is Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers. The stadium, known for its rich history and electric atmosphere, is a clear fan favorite. Ballparks dominated the top 10, with PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Camden Yards in Baltimore, and Busch Stadium in St. Louis ranking high on the list.

The lone NBA arena in the top 10 is Kaseya Center, home of the Miami Heat. The venue ranks ninth on the list, making it one of the most beloved stadiums in the country.

Lambeau field, home of the Green Bay Packers, ranked the best among all sporting venues

Other notable stadiums on the list include Fenway Park in Boston, Wrigley Field in Chicago, and Target Field in Minnesota. The NBA makes up 26 of the 90-item list, with Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles ranking 26th and Madison Square Garden ranking 27th.

Some stadiums, however, did not fare as well. The LA Clippers’ Intuit Dome ranked 84th, despite not opening yet. The modern Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas fell just two spots from the bottom at 88th.

Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium ranks 62nd, and Dodger Stadium ranks behind Madison Square Garden. The historic Yankee Stadium in the Bronx sits 37th, just behind Arrowhead Stadium.

Fans can share their thoughts on the rankings and discuss their favorite stadiums in the comments section below.