Best new stadium you've been to?

[mancunianblade]

On and off ? !

Off, On and ONNNNER

 

[S64 Blade]

Ride*

That’s the one!

 

[Canterbury Blade]

Allianz. 4000 seat restaurant. Audi showroom on 2nd level and you can drink throughout the game..

but in England Spurs in the home end way beats the away end.

Didn't rate new Brentford last year after that knob steward behaviour.

Amex anywhere that serves Harvey’s is good but don’t expect to rush anywhere soon after match.

 

[jt64]

What about Spurs ?

That would be the Spurs that were playing at White Hart Lane at the time of the post, yes?

 

[Snowflake]

That would be the Spurs that were playing at White Hart Lane at the time of the post, yes?

They’ve gone back to WHL today ?

 

[103SecondsOfMagic]

They do and the beer was reasonably priced last year when I visited. I do think that it is a dreadful location for a football stadium though. There is literally nothing there apart from Falmer train station, a dual carriageway and the AMEX.

You also have no fewer than two university campuses should you need to enrol for a quick bachelor's degree before the match

 

[blade too long]

On and off ? !

comfortble and grilled arse

 

[Pikey's Shot at Blackpool]

Met life in New York is fantastic. I went there the week before going to Old Trafford for our FA cup game and the gulf in stadiums was a real shock considering the world recognation of OT.

 

[shorehamview]

Amex anywhere that serves Harvey’s is good but don’t expect to rush anywhere soon after match.

Two pints of Harvey's Bristol Cream please. And a pie, pheasant or partridge, with relish.

 

[Isar]

For me watching games at the Allianz in Munich has always been a good experience.
In the UK the Emirates is probably the best stadium that I have visited (Excluding Wembley).
I do prefer the traditional style football stadiums, but not sure they are sustainable for the future.

 

[Cappy]

Met life in New York is fantastic. I went there the week before going to Old Trafford for our FA cup game and the gulf in stadiums was a real shock considering the world recognation of OT.

Was lucky enough to be in hospitality there once (Jets v Patriots) and it was very impressive. Have sat in the cheap seats too, which were also absolutely fine. Getting back to NYC quickly afterwards was a real pain though

 

[raul]

Two pints of Harvey's Bristol Cream please. And a pie, pheasant or partridge, with relish.

And you wonder why your knees are the size of a certain cakeball, only weaker.

 

[Cassius Kray]

I went to stadium of light when it was in its infancy, they played some classical music before ko ....hairs stood up on back o neck ....Crowd was loud as f@&k and we got smashed 4-1

Lord of the Valkyries, IIRC.

They might have changed the song over time but I'm pretty sure the Stadium of Light is mostly associated with Prokofiev's Dance of the Knights:

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

Man City

 

[BornOnShorehamStreet]

Spurs

 

[Large Mendonca]

Another vote for Spurs - very impressive for a new stadium. Went to the Etihad on Friday for a corporate event - South Stand “Legend’s Suite”. Wasn’t that impressed to be honest and I thought the ground looked plastic with no character.

 

[Westbrook Blade]

The Spurs stadium is the best new one I've visited in the UK. The Athletic Stadium in Bilbao is a thing of beauty and the stadium tour is something we should be aiming for - it gives you goose pimples with it's story of the club history and achievements. The club and fanbase is very similar to ours and they just happen to play in the right colours.

 

[Booker4]

I don't like most new stadiums, even the ones with different looking stands are still without character. I've not been to all of them by any means but actually the Walkers Stadium or whatever it is called has a decent atmosphere but I'd say the stadium of light is probably the best one and when they first opened it with 42,000 mackems filled to the rafters it was a deafening atmosphere as we sadly found out when we lost to them in the play offs when Wilder played second time round! Roker Park was a great ground though. St James Park you can vertually count as a new ground because 3/4 sides have been replaced in the last 25 years etc but it looks weird now with the current lobsided feel.

I never want United to leave Bramall Lane and there's no need to neither. It wins best stadium in the division on various fan polls for a reason. We just need to redevelop the Kop if we ever can establish ourselves in the top flight. If not it will probably stay as it is.