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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 5301477, member: 1414"] Have not been to enough venues. 1. Fenway and Wrigley proximity to the field from the box seats is pretty unique. Both have very festive atmospheres outside the park, it's a party. Walkability for a lot of residents is outstanding. Also, rich in history. 2. Dodger Stadium is huge and you enter at the top, it's indeed a ravine (Chavez Ravine). It's more or less underground on the infield side. Really cool place. 3. Arrowhead is big and loud. It was the exact same design as the old Giants Stadium but with more capacity in the corners. The tailgate is staggering for BBQ fans, people towing whole offset smokers and roasting whole hogs. 4. Superdome is an urban stadium in a city full of crazy drunks. I haven't been in, but I've been on the street cars on game day and that is a scene all by itself. Not sure any basketball/hockey venue is really all that different or interesting. Too generic. The only thing I'd say about the setting of Gillette is really that in the fall, it's pretty. There's a large cranberry bog behind it. Lots of trees, which is unusual. You do get a nice view from inside. [ATTACH type="full" width="630px"]110274[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]