Stadiums in United States
Explore the 39 stadiums we cover in United States. Reviews, photos and tips from fans who've been there — pick a venue to see seat views, food, access and matchday atmosphere.
In the United States a stadium is half sports venue, half theme park: colossal screens, tailgates and landmark architecture.
We cover NFL, NBA, MLB and MLS venues international fans actually visit, plus the 11 US host cities for the 2026 World Cup. Each page details access, real public-transit options (not always a given), what to eat without leaving the concourse and which sections to avoid for price or sightlines.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Atlanta United
SoFi Stadium
Los Angeles Rams / Chargers
AT&T Stadium
Dallas Cowboys
Lambeau Field
Green Bay Packers
Arrowhead Stadium
Kansas City Chiefs
MetLife Stadium
Giants / Jets
Gillette Stadium
New England Patriots
Soldier Field
Chicago Bears
Allegiant Stadium
Las Vegas Raiders
Hard Rock Stadium
Miami Dolphins
Lumen Field
Seattle Seahawks
Levi's Stadium
San Francisco 49ers
M&T Bank Stadium
Baltimore Ravens
Madison Square Garden
New York Knicks
Crypto.com Arena
Los Angeles Lakers / Clippers
TD Garden
Boston Celtics
Chase Center
Golden State Warriors
United Center
Chicago Bulls
American Airlines Center
Dallas Mavericks
Kaseya Center
Miami Heat
State Farm Arena
Atlanta Hawks
Ball Arena
Denver Nuggets
Paycom Center
Oklahoma City Thunder
Fiserv Forum
Milwaukee Bucks
Scotiabank Arena
Toronto Raptors
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Oracle Park
San Francisco Giants
Citi Field
New York Mets
Petco Park
San Diego Padres
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore Orioles
Truist Park
Atlanta Braves
T-Mobile Park
Seattle Mariners
Busch Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals
Minute Maid Park
Houston Astros
NRG Stadium
Houston Texans
Lincoln Financial Field
Philadelphia Eagles