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I suppose we need a thread for clinching stadiums, either watching games (bonus if it's multiple teams/sports), going on tours, or just getting a peek from outside the gates.

I'll start with my list:

Attended Games

CenturyLink Field (Qwest Field), Seattle - 20+ matches for Sounders (MLS), 1 game for Seahawks, 1 match for U.S. Men's National Team (World Cup Qualification)

T-Mobile Park (as Safeco Field), Seattle - 1 game for Mariners (MLB)

Olympiastadion, Berlin - 1 match for Hertha BSC (Bundesliga)

Toured

Husky Stadium, Seattle, UW Huskies (NCAA)

Visited Gates

Banc of California Stadium, Los Angeles FC (MLS)

Mapfre Stadium, Columbus Crew SC (MLS)

BC Place Stadium, Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS)

Providence Park, Portland Timbers (MLS)

RFK Stadium, DC United (MLS)

Coamerica Park, Detroit Tigers (MLB)

Ohio Stadium, OSU Buckeyes (NCAA)

Petco Park, San Diego Padres (MLB)

Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego Chargers (NFL)

White Hart Lane, London (Tottenham)

Westfalenstadion, Dortmund (BVB)

As a marching band alum, I have been to quite a few stadiums and arenas.  Limited to venues that have had pro sports in them at one time or another:

Death Valley (Clemson)--Besides my college's home stadium, I was at the inaugural regular season opener in 1995 for the Carolina Panthers
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa)--went to the Hall of Fame Bowl (now the Outback Bowl) in 1990
Georgia Dome (Atlanta)--two Peach Bowls
Ericsson Stadium, now Bank of America (Charlotte)--two years for the NC A&T/SC State game
Gator Bowl (Jacksonville)--Two Gator Bowl games
Baltimore Memorial Stadium (Baltimore, of course)--attended the 1990 Clemson/Maryland game

College Stadiums:

Doak Campbell (Tallahassee)--Florida State games
Byrd (College Park, MD)--two Maryland games, one as a spectator and one as a band member
Scott (Charlottesville, VA)--Several UVa games
Wallace-Wade (Durham)--Several Duke games
Carter-Finley (NC State)--several NC State games, one as a spectator.  Also 2005 NCHSAA state championship
Bobby Dodd (Atlanta)--several Georgia Tech games, also practiced there in 1993 for Peach Bowl show
Williams-Brice (Coiumbia, SC)--can't have a Clemson/USC game without the full bands
Keenan (Chapel Hill, NC)--several UNC games
Groves stadium (Winston-Salem)--several Wake games

MLB: Fenway Park, Shea Stadium, The Vet, Stade Olympique, Camden Yards

Minor League Ballparks: New Britain Stadium, Beehive Field, Victory Field, Dunkin Park

NFL: Old Foxboro Stadium, Old Giants Stadium (concerts only), New Era Field (concert only), The Vet (baseball only).  Toured Lucas Oil Stadium.

NBA: XL Center (when the Celtics played a couple home games a year there), MSG (concerts only), Izod Center (concert only), old Philly Spectrum (Indoor Lacrosse game)

NHL: XL Center (former Whalers season ticket holder), MSG, Nassau Coliseum (concert only), Izod Center, Old Spectrum

WNBA: Mohegan Sun Arena (concerts)

College Football Stadiums: Franklin Field, Palmer Stadium, Rentschler Field

College Basketball Arenas: Gampel Pavilion, Mullins Center, The Palestra (tour only), Dietrich Gymnasium (classes only)

Minor League Arenas: New Haven Coliseum (concerts and sports card show)

IRL/NASCAR: Indy Motor Speedway (tour only).

Seen but never been inside: Boston Garden, Superdome, Lincoln Financial Field, Citizens Bank Park, Old Yankee Stadium, M&T Bank Stadium, Capital One Arena, Wells Fargo Center, Hersheypark Arena, GIANT Center, Springfield Civic Center, DCU Center (The Centrum),

My list is pretty short.

Attended game:

Stanford Stadium in Palo Alto CA, just once to watch a football game against the USC Trojans
Civic Stadium in Eugene OR (since destroyed by fire), former home of the Eugene Emeralds minor-league baseball team
Several high school football fields in northern San Diego (CA) County

Visited the NFL team store within the stadium building:

Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte NC (Carolina Panthers)
Lambeau Field in Green Bay WI (Green Bay Packers)

I recall also attending a rock concert in San Diego in Pechanga Arena, which was briefly used by the NBA's Warriors and Clippers as well as various other sport teams. This was sometime in the 1970s.

All are attended games, except the short Gate peeks at the end

MLB: Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, Busch Stadium III, Great American Ballpark, PNC Park, Miller Park/American Family Field, Nationals Park, Minute Maid Park, Oracle Park, Dodger Stadium, Petco Park for current facilities. Busch Stadium II and Riverfront Stadium for past facilities

NBA: United Center

NHL: United Center, Enterprise Center, Madison Square Garden, Honda Center, Busch Stadium III for a Winter Classic

NFL: Soldier Field, Ford Field, FedEx Field, Bank of America Stadium, NRG Stadium, Broncos Stadium at Mile High, Allegiant Stadium for current facilities. Oakland Coliseum for past facilities

NASCAR: Talladega Superspeedway

I have peaked in the gates to Comerica Park and (new) Yankee Stadium

MLB:
Comiskey Park I, Chicago IL (Chicago White Sox)
Comiskey Park II (now Guaranteed Rate Field), Chicago IL (Chicago White Sox)
Wrigley Field, Chicago IL (Chicago Cubs)
Milwaukee County Stadium, Milwaukee WI (Milwaukee Brewers)
Fenway Park, Boston MA (Boston Red Sox)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco CA  (San Francisco Giants)
BankOne Ballpark/Chase Field, Phoenix AZ (Arizona Diamondbacks)
Tempe Diablo Stadium, Tempe AZ (Spring training home of the LA Angels)

MiLB (I'll have to go just with team and city here -- the ballpark names escape me, and probably have been renamed anyway):
Kane County Cougars, Geneva IL
San Jose Giants, San Jose CA
Phoenix Firebirds, Scottsdale AZ

NFL:
Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe AZ (Arizona Cardinals)

College Football:
Memorial Stadium, Bloomington IN (Indiana Hoosiers)
O.R. Latham Stadium, Cedar Falls IA (Northern Iowa Panthers)
Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe AZ (Arizona State Sun Devils)
Riggs Stadium, Mesa AZ (Mesa CC Thunderbirds)

College Basketball:
Assembly Hall (now Simon Skjott Assy Hall), Bloomington IN (Indiana Hoosiers)
IU Fieldhouse (now Gladstein Fieldhouse), Bloomington IN (Indiana Hoosiers)

Lambeau Field (Green Bay Packers)
Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin Badgers football)
Kohl Center (Wisconsin Badgers basketball and hockey)
Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers)
TCF Bank Stadium (to watch the Badgers play against the Minnesota Golden Gophers)
Bradley Center (Milwaukee Bucks)
Target Field (Minnesota Twins)

I haven't had a chance to visit the Bucks' new stadium, Fiserv Forum.

Edit: Updated to add Target Field

College stadiums:

* Vanderbilt Stadium: numerous Vanderbilt University football games, two or three Tennessee Oilers games, and nearly every one of my high school's home football games
* Neyland Stadium:  one U of Tenn football game way back in 1990
* John C. Edwards Stadium:  at least (2) Marshall University football games
* Tucker Stadium:  a few Tennessee Tech University football games

College arenas:

* Memorial Gymnasium:  numerous Vanderbilt University basketball games, and some NCAA Men's Basketball tournament games
* Freedom Hall (Louisville, KY):  one neutral site men's basketball game b/w U of Kentucky Wildcats and Marshall Thundering Herd
* Eblen Center:  a few Tennessee Tech University men's basketball games

Pro Football stadiums:

* Nissan Stadium (formerly LP Field and Adelphi's Coliseum):  numerous Tennessee Titans football games and one Music City Bowl (Vanderbilt vs. Boston College)
* Edward Jones Dome:  St. Louis Rams vs. Tennessee Titans in 2005

Pro Baseball stadiums:

* Riverfront Coliseum:  numerous Cincinnati Reds games
* Great American Ballpark:  two or three Cincinnati Reds games
* PNC Park:  one Pittsburgh Pirates game (I think) vs. St. Louis Cardinals in 2006

Pro Hockey arenas:

* Bridgestone Arena:  lots of Nashville Predators games (was a partial season ticket holder from 2005-2009), a couple of Nashville Kats Arena Football games, and a few NCAA men's basketball tournament games
* Amalie Arena:  Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Carolina Hurricanes in 2011
* PNC Arena:  a couple of Carolina Hurricanes games

MLB:
Camden Yards (Orioles)
Coors Field (Rockies)
Globe Life Park (Rangers)
Miller Park (Brewers)
Target Field (Twins)
Wrigley Field (Cubs)

NFL
Lambeau Field (Packers)
US Bank Stadium (Vikings)

NBA
Target Center (Wolves)

NHL
Xcel Energy Center (Wild)

Stadiums I've attended a game at:

• Vivint Smart Home Arena (Jazz)
• Busch Stadium (Cardinals)
• SunTrust Park (Braves)
• Rio Tinto Stadium (Real Salt Lake)
• Dick's Sporting Goods Park (Rapids) -- not 100% sure on this one; I know I've been to a soccer event in Denver, but it may have been before this opened. All I really remember is the game was suspended for lightning, so I left early
• Smith's Ballpark (Salt Lake Bees)
• Rice-Eccles Stadium (Utah)
• Stewart Stadium (Weber State)--technically this was for a high school game
• Gaylord Family Memorial Stadium (Oklahoma)
• Amon G. Carter Stadium (TCU)
• Bobby Dodd Stadium (Georgia Tech)
• Jon M. Huntsman Center (Utah)
• The Pit (New Mexico)
• McCamish Pavilion (Georgia Tech)

Stadiums I've taken a tour at:

• Fenway Park (Red Sox)
• Emirates Stadium (Arsenal FC)

Attended games:

MLB:
- Crosley Field, Cincinnati (including my 7th birthday party)
- Riverfront Stadium/Cinergy Field - Cincinnati
- Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati
- Coors Field, Denver
- Memorial Stadium, Baltimore

NFL
- Riverfront Stadium/Cinergy Field - Cincinnati
- Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati
- RFK Stadium, Washington
- Heinz Field, Pittsburgh

NCAA Football
- Nippert Stadium, University of Cincinnati
- Ohio Stadium, The Ohio State University, Columbus
- Memorial Stadium, Indiana U., Bloomington
- Spartan Stadium, Michigan State University, East Lansing

College Stadium for an NFL game:
- Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (2006 Pro-Bowl)

MLS:
- RFK Stadium, Washington

I also got a pre-opening tour of Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati prior to its opening in 1970.

Lets see. 

Toured:  Kingdome, Seattle (gone); Skydome, Toronto; Olympic Stadium, Montreal; Coliseum, Rome.

NFL games: BofA Stadium, Charlotte; Fed Ex Field, Washington; Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati.

MLB games: Veteran's Stadium, Philadelphia (gone) ; Fenway Park, Boston; Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati (gone); Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City; Skydome, Toronto; Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh (gone).

NBA games: Capital One Arena, Washington

NHL games: Capital One Arena, Washington

NCAA DI football: Fairfield Stadium - Marshall (gone); Edwards Stadium - Marshall; Mountaineer Field - WVU; Commonwealth Stadium - Kentucky; Mini-Dome - East Tennessee State (abandoned).

NCAA DI basketball: Henderson Center - Marshall; WVU Coliseum - WVU; Millis Center - High Point; Roundhouse - Tennessee-Chattanooga.  Neutral site games: Asheville Civic Center, Charleston Civic Center.  (Been to Rupp, but not for UK basketball)

NASCAR: Bristol, Charlotte, Darlington, Daytona, Indianapolis, Michigan, Pocono, Rockingham (abandoned), North Wilkesboro (abandoned).

All home games for the primary tenant unless otherwise specified.

Actually attended games:

• MLB
  
  
  
  • Marlins Park, Miami
  • Nationals Park, Washington
  • Turner Field, Atlanta (no longer in use for MLB)
  • Atlanta—Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta (demolished)
• NFL
  
  
  
  • Nissan Stadium, Nashville
• NHL
  
  
  
  • Philips Arena, Atlanta (no longer in use for NHL)
• MLS
  
  
  
  • Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
  • Bobby Dodd Stadium, Atlanta (no longer in use for MLS)
• College football
  
  
  
  • Bobby Dodd Stadium, Atlanta
  • Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA
  • Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (GT-Tennessee, 2017 season opener)
  • Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte (2014 ACC Championship Game)
  • Nissan Stadium, Nashville (2013 Music City Bowl)
  • Georgia Dome, Atlanta (demolished; 2008 Peach Bowl)
• College basketball
  
  
  
  • Stegeman Coliseum, Athens, GA
  • Alexander Memorial Coliseum, Atlanta (since rebuilt as McCamish Pavilion, though I haven't been there since then)
  • Georgia Dome, Atlanta (GT played a regular season game here once while I was a student, though I don't remember which game it was)
• Minor league baseball
  
  
  
  • Coolray Field, Lawrenceville, GA (home of the AAA Gwinnett Stripers (then-Braves))

Did not attend a game, but have otherwise been to:

• Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton, GA
• Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL (stopped just long enough to take a photo while passing through)
• Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL (stopped just long enough to take a photo while passing through)
• Fenway Park, Boston (during the offseason, didn't go inside the gate)

Participated in an event there:

• Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (ran the Rock 'n' Roll L.A. Half Marathon, and part of the course went inside the Coliseum gates)

MLB:
Oriole Park at Camden Yards (twice, also briefly parked next door at M&T Bank Stadium on one of those trips)
Planned trip to SkyDome in 2003 was cancelled due to the SARS scare in Toronto.

MiLB:
The Diamond (Richmond Braves, Richmond Flying Squirrels)
Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides)

NASCAR:
Richmond Raceway (numerous times)
Charlotte Motor Speedway (once)

Concerts:
Greensboro Coliseum (Korn, 2000)
Spectrum Center (Charlotte) (Lana Del Rey, 2018)

Planning a trip to Virginia International Raceway to see an IMSA race later this year, and maybe Dominion Raceway to do a track day.

Camp Randall Stadium, Wisconsin Fieldhouse, Kohl Center, Dane County Coliseum - all in Madison, WI for University of Wisconsin football/basketball/hockey (and my graduation)
Dyche Stadium/Ryan Field in Evanston, IL
Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston, IL

County Stadium in Milwaukee (for Brewers baseball and Packers football)
Houlihan's Stadium (?I think that's what Tampa Stadium was called the one time I was there in 1996? AKA "The Big Sombrero") in Tampa

Miller Park in Milwaukee
Wrigley Field in Chicago
Old Busch Stadium in St. Louis (never been to the new one)
Riverfront Stadium/Cinergy Field in Cincinnati
Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati
Camden Yards in Baltimore
Skydome (Rodgers Centre) in Toronto

Bradley Center in Milwaukee
MECCA (now UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena) in Milwaukee
Chicago Stadium in Chicago
United Center in Chicago

Simmons Field in Kenosha, WI (if we're counting minor league class "A" baseball)

Kind of embarrassed that I'm a GB Packers fan and I've lived in Wisconsin all of my life but have never been to Lambeau Field.  And I'm only about 90 minutes from Soldier Field and White Sox park (whatever it's called) and I've also never been to them.

I've attended MLB games at the following:

Angels Stadium (in all three configurations it's ever had)
Dodger Stadium
Qualcomm Stadium
Petco Park (probably my favorite--so far)
(Old) Busch Stadium
Kauffman Stadium
Coors Field
(Old) Mile High Stadium
Kingdome
Safeco (now T-Mobile) Park
Globe Life Park
Fenway Park

NFL:

Angels Stadium
(Old) Mile High Stadium

NBA:

Moda Center
Pepsi Center

NHL:

Reunion Arena
McNichols Arena
Pepsi Center
Coors Field (Outdoor hockey!)

MiLB:

Security Service Field (the former Colorado Springs Sky Sox)

Olympic Games (Soccer):

Rose Bowl

IL:
Comiskey Park (Guaranteed Rate)
Wrigley Field
Soldier Field
Impact Field
Ryan Field
Wintrust Arena
Allstate Arena
United Center
Toyota Park
Brigham Field@Huskie Stadium
Convocation Center (NIU)
Peoria Convention Center (where the Rivermen used to play)

MN: TCF Bank Stadium

I hope to add Miller Park this summer 

For me:

MLB:
Skydome (Rogers Centre) - Toronto
Olympic Stadium - Montreal
Comerica - Detroit
US Cellular - Chicago South
Wrigley - Chicago North
Miller Park - Milwaukee
Busch Stadium - St. Louis
Great America Ballpark - Cincinnati
Progressive Field - Cleveland
PNC Park - Pittsburgh (Personal favourite)
Old Yankee - New York
Fenway - Boston
Citi Field - New York
Citizens Bank Park - Philidephia
Turner Field - Atlanta
Sun Trust Park - Atlanta

NBA:
Toronto

NHL:
Toronto
Nashville
Buffalo

NFL:
Detroit

I believe this is pretty complete. Some venues will appear more than once when I've attended a particular venue for multiple types of events. Not listing various high school stadiums in Northern Virginia because I don't really remember which ones I've been to aside from my own school, although there are several because I used to go to road football, basketball, and baseball games. Also, on a lot of these venues I've been there many times (especially Verizon Center) and I couldn't possibly keep count.

NHL
Capital Centre (Capitals)
Verizon Center (Capitals)
Wachovia Center (Capitals v. Flyers)
Greensboro Coliseum (Hurricanes v. Rangers)
Heinz Field (2011 Winter Classic)
Nationals Park (2015 Winter Classic)

NFL
RFK Stadium (Redskins)
FedEx Field (Redskins)
Ericsson Stadium (Panthers v. 49ers)

MLB
RFK Stadium (Nationals, also a couple of exhibition games when DC didn't have a team)
Nationals Park (Nationals)
Memorial Stadium (Orioles)
Camden Yards (Orioles)
Three Rivers Stadium (Pirates)
Turner Field (Braves)

NBA
Verizon Center (Wizards)

MLS
RFK Stadium (DC United; also the most recent MLS Cup game played there, I think New England v. Houston)
FedEx Field (DC United exhibition v. Chelsea)
Planning to get to Audi Field this year (DC United's new stadium)

The original NASL
RFK Stadium (Washington Diplomats)

International soccer
RFK Stadium (US men's national team)

Miscellaneous soccer
RFK Stadium (semipro Washington Diplomats team in 1987 or 1988, the league didn't last long)

WNBA
Patriot Center (GMU's arena; the Mystics played there during last year's WNBA Finals due to construction at Verizon Center)

Arena football
Verizon Center (Washington Valor)

College football (every one of these except William & Mary was for a UVA game; I went to a game at William & Mary's stadium when I visited my brother there one fall)
Scott Stadium (UVA)
Wallace Wade Stadium (Duke)
Carter-Finley Stadium (NC State)
Kenan Stadium (UNC)
Lane Stadium (VPI)
Byrd Stadium (Maryland)
Heinz Field (Pitt)
Alumni Stadium (Boston College)
Miami Orange Bowl (Miami)
Lincoln Financial Field (Temple)
War Memorial Stadium (Wyoming)
Zable Stadium (William & Mary)
The old Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, 1991 Gator Bowl)
Georgia Dome (Atlanta, 1995 and 1998 Peach Bowls)
Ericsson Stadium (Charlotte, 2002 and 2003 Continental Tire Bowls)
Bronco Stadium (Boise, 2004 MPC Computers Bowl)
Adelphia Coliseum (Nashville, 2005 Music City Bowl)
EverBank Field (Jacksonville, 2008 Gator Bowl)

College basketball (unlike football, not all of these were UVA games because I attended lots of Duke games during my time as a student there)
University Hall (UVA men's and women's; also 1992 NCAA Women's Tournament and 1992 men's NIT games; 1995 Midnight Madness event, though I fell asleep in the stands during it!)
Richmond Coliseum (hosted a few UVA men's games over the years)
Cameron Indoor Stadium (Duke men's and women's)
Capital Centre (Georgetown v. Seton Hall)
MCI Center (every game of the men's 2005 ACC Tournament)

College soccer (all UVA men's games)
Scott Stadium (UVA)
Klockner Stadium (UVA)
Duke Soccer Stadium (Duke)

College lacrosse (all UVA men's games)
Scott Stadium (UVA)
Klockner Stadium (UVA)
Duke Lacrosse Stadium (Duke)
Byrd Stadium (Maryland's stadium, attended two NCAA Final Fours there, UVA lost the championship game in one and won it the other time)

NASCAR
Martinsville Speedway

Minor-league baseball
Pfitzner Stadium (Woodbridge, VA; I believe the team was then called the Prince William Cannons)
Durham Bulls Athletic Park (the current one, not the old one seen in Bull Durham, though the current one is now bigger than it was when I used to attend games)

Minor-league hockey
Dorton Arena (the now-defunct Raleigh Icecaps of the ECHL)
Giant Center (Hershey Bears)
Verizon Center (Hershey Bears played a game there during the 2012 NHL lockout)

Concerts
RFK Stadium (several)
FedEx Field (Springsteen once, McCartney once, U2 twice)
Nationals Park (several)
Capital Centre (several)
Verizon Center (many)
Baltimore Civic Center (U2)
Dean Smith Center (REM)
Madison Square Garden (U2)
Giants Stadium (Springsteen)
Patriot Center (Springsteen)
Roanoke Civic Center (Bryan Adams, won free tickets from a radio station)

Miscellaneous
Verizon Center (Caps meet-the-team party)
Nationals Park (Nationals meet-the-team event; Winter Classic press conference)
Patriot Center (college fair; Mass for the 25th anniversary of the Diocese of Arlington)
Madison Square Garden (something like Disney on Ice or similar when I was a kid)
John Paul Jones Arena (Charlottesville, toured the then-incomplete arena during my 2005 reunion)
Cameron Indoor Stadium (Duke Law School's "hooding ceremony" the day before graduation)
Wallace Wade Stadium (Duke graduation the day after the "hooding ceremony" noted above)
RFK Stadium (as a kid my team got to play soccer on the Diplomats' field before an NASL game once)
Folsom Field (University of Colorado football stadium; I was in Boulder on a school trip in 1988 and found an open door to get into the stadium, so I went in and wandered around)
University of Colorado Events Center (basketball arena; some of the events on the 1988 school trip noted above were in this arena)
Conte Forum (Boston College hockey arena that's adjacent to Alumni Stadium, went inside to get out of torrential rain during halftime of a football game in 2005!)
Richmond International Raceway (for Christmas a few years ago my wife bought me a voucher to drive a stock car around the speedway....LOADS of fun, highly recommend it)
Indianapolis Motor Speedway (took the tour in 2017, but haven't been to a race yet)
Churchill Downs (took the tour in 2017)

Almost!
The old Mile High Stadium in Denver (stood outside for a while listening to the Monsters of Rock concert in 1988 while in town on a school trip)
BC Place in Vancouver (walked all around the outside while visiting the city in August 2005 as our hotel was nearby)

These are the places I've been to:

Wrigley Field, Comiskey Park (old and new), Dodger Stadium, Kingdome, T-Mobile Park (nee Safeco Field), Soldier Field, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, CenturyLink Field (nee Qwest Field), Chicago Stadium, United Center,  Great Western Forum, Staples Center, KeyArena

Way too many to spend time listing, even longer if we're counting automotive race tracks.  There was a point in time where I was getting close to visiting every Major League field until new stadiums starting being built more frequently.

Attended games:

MLB
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Progressive Field
Great American Ballpark
Comerica Park
PNC Field
Turner Field
Wrigley Field

NFL
FirstEnergy Stadium*
Paul Brown Stadium

NBA
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse

NHL
Nationwide Arena
Joe Louis Arena

MLS
Mapfre Stadium

D1 College Football
Ohio Stadium*
Michigan Stadium
Sanford Stadium (Georgia)
Nippert Stadium* (Cincinnati)
Doyt Perry Stadium (Bowling Green)

D1 College Basketball
Value City Arena (Ohio State)
St. John Arena* (Ohio State)
James A. Rhodes Arena (Akron)

D1 College Hockey
Value City Arena*

Toured or set foot inside of not for a game:
Lambeau Field
Fifth Third Arena* (Cincinnati)
Anderson Arena* (Bowling Green)

* venues where I have been on the field/playing surface

Considering just pro baseball for now, I have 41 MLB including all 30 current, and 53 MiLB.  Latest list: http://www.teresco.org/pics/baseball.html

NFL: Panthers, Jaguars, Giants Stadium (for a Jets game)
MLB: Yankees (old and new Yankee Stadium), Phillies (Vet), Orioles, Indians, Rays, Marlins, Braves (Turner Field)
Spring training: Yankees, Phillies, Blue Jays, Indians (old stadium)
No NBA or NHL
College football: South Carolina, Citadel, Charleston Southern
College basketball: College of Charleston (alum of school), Citadel, Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina, South Carolina, UNCW, North Charleston Coliseum (CAA tourney 3 times), Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore (CAA tourney once)

NFL: Liberty Bowl, Memphis
USFL: Liberty Bowl, Memphis
College American Football: Liberty Bowl, Memphis; Memorial Stadium, Champaign;

NBA: AT&T Center, San Antonio; FedEx Forum, Memphis
College Basketball: Mid-South Collesium, Memphis; Assembly Hall (before the name was commercialized), Champaign; Hartford Civic Center (before name was commercialized)

MLB: (old) Comisky Park, Chicago; Wrigley Field, Chicago; Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore; Pacific Bell Park (now Oracle Park), San Francisco
MiLB: Tim McCarver Stadium, Memphis; AutoZone Park, Memphis; Dunkin Donus Park, Hartford; Montgomery Riverwalk Stadium, Montgomery AL

Football (pre World-Cup friendly): Rentschler Field, East Hartford
NASL: Liberty Bowl Stadium, Memphis
MISL: Mid-South Colesium, Memphis
USL Championship: AutoZone Park, Memphis

AHL: XL Center, Hartford

Pro sports, for as much as I watched, has only resulted in me attending one venue for pro sporting events.  That place is the now-gone Kingdome.  The first time was a b-day present from my best friend at the time when the Seahawks hosted the Raiders.  That friend had paid $50 for two tickets he found for sale in the paper. 

Remember, this is long, long, long before the net was around!  The tickets were authentic but as events revealed, they were stolen in the mail and then resold.  We found "our" seats and had settled into the game during the 1st quarter when stadium security along with the couple who had the replacement tickets issued by the franchise came by.  WTF?  While the husband, my friend and security went off to sort out the situation, the wife and I sat as the game went along.

After a while the friend, husband and security came back.  That is when we found out about the tickets being pilfered in the mail.  Bad news.  The somewhat good news is that we were left free to wander the stadium during the game and did so on the 200 level, which is where all the nicest seats with small TV's overhead were. 

For the second event, the tickets were $4 per for a baseball game between the Mariners and Twins.  This time we got that 200 level and had seats!  Seattle came in 0-6 while the Twins had a team which would win the World Series that year but I told my friend that Seattle would win.  Why?  The Big Unit was on the mound!  Even though Ken Griffey, Jr. had no hits, he did make a spectacular catch in the outfield.  Mariner bats were alive for the game so they wound up winning 7-4.  This was definitely a happier experience!

Pro venues in PDX have the unusual grouping of two basketball arenas next to each other.  The first is Memorial Coliseum and the second is Moda Center.  I have attended various events at each over the years but never seen a Blazer game in person at either.

The former Civic Stadium was home to the AAA Portland Beavers.  One baseball game was attended before that franchise went away.  In Eugene, PK Stadium, home to the Oregon Ducks, also hosted the Class A Eugene Emeralds.  They were seen there one time. 

...and that is it for my visits to professional sports sites!

College: Oregon and Oregon State for football and basketball, Portland State (at Civic) for football, BYU for football and basketball, Utah for football and at a time when the university had no football, SE Louisiana in Hammond.  That place did have Hammond High playing there though.  With lightning striking a half mile north, did the Louisianans run for cover?  Of course not and the game went on!  Below the stands there were small black kids gambling with dice.  They do things in an interesting way down there...LOL!

It is not much of a record as some who have posted on this thread have but oh, the stories that go with those places!

Rick

MLB Stadiums:
Milwaukee County Stadium
Miller Park

NBA:
MECCA (Now UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena)
Bradley Center
Fiserv Forum someday

NFL:
Lambeau Field
Soldier Field pre-renovation
Both visits to NFL stadiums were as a member of the marching band in college, and we were invited to perform. Both times I never actually sat in the stands, as we were seated down on the field and performed a pregame and halftime show. The game at Lambeau was Packers vs. Bears, and we were seated on the Bears sideline. The Packers beat the Bears, and we were heckling the Bears all throughout the game. There was one play where Bears hothead linebacker Bryan Cox committed some personal foul penalty and ended up getting ejected. He walked by us as he left the field, and of course we heckled him. He flipped us the bird as he walked by.
The game at Soldier Field the Bears played the Cowboys, who were just coming off one of their Super Bowl wins. Not being a fan of either hated team, it was hard to pick a team to root for. It was an exciting game as the Bears beat the Cowboys, who were heavily favored.

College football:
Camp Randall Stadium (too many games to count as my family has season tickets)
Division III stadiums at UW-Platteville, UW-Whitewater, and UW-Oshkosh

College hockey:
Kohl Center

Miscellaneous:
UW Fieldhouse for a college bowling tournament my college band was invited to play at
Mystique Community Ice Center in Dubuque for minor league hockey, the USHL Fighting Saints.

I've also seen the Milwaukee Admirals minor league hockey at both the MECCA and Bradley Center.

NFL: Patriots (old), Buccaneers (current)

MLB: Red Sox (three times, but one visit was for a minor league doubleheader), YANKEES (old a few times, current three times), Mets (old once, current once)

NHL: Bruins (old), Whalers

College basketball: Prudential Center in Newark, NJ (Georgetown vs Seton Hall)

Counting being on the grounds, but not inside stadium for a game...

NFL: Philadelphia, Baltimore, Indianapolis, Nashville
MLB: Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago AL, Chicago NL
Spring Training: New York AL (Tampa)
NHL: Boston (only for WWE), New York City (only for WWE), Philadelphia (old), Washington DC, Tampa, Nashville
NBA: Boston (only for WWE), New York City (only for WWE), New Jersey (old), Washington DC, Indianapolis
College Basketball: XL Center Hartford (part-time home for U-Conn basketball and hockey)

MLB
Attended games at:
- Busch Stadium II (defunct, Cardinals), St. Louis
- Busch Stadium III (Cardinals), St. Louis
- County Stadium (defunct, Brewers), Milwaukee
- Kauffman Stadium (Royals), Kansas City
- Miller Park (Brewers), Milwaukee
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Orioles), Baltimore
- Target Field (Twins), Minneapolis
- T-Mobile Park (Mariners), Seattle
- Wrigley Field (Cubs), Chicago

Seen in person but have not attended a game:
- Guaranteed Rate Field (White Sox), Chicago
- SunTrust Park (Braves), Atlanta
- Tropicana Field (Rays), St. Petersburg

MLB Spring Training
Attended games at:
- Champion Stadium (defunct, Braves), Disney World
- Charlotte County Stadium (Rays), Port Charlotte, FL
- Hammond Stadium (Twins), Fort Myers, FL

MiLB
Attended games at:
- Modern Woodmen Park (Quad Cities River Bandits), Davenport
- Principal Park (Iowa Cubs), Des Moines
- Veterans Memorial Stadium (Kernels), Cedar Rapids

NFL
Attended games at:
- Raymond James Stadium (Buccaneers), Tampa
- U.S. Bank Stadium (Vikings), Minneapolis

Seen in person but have not attended a game:
- Arrowhead Stadium (Chiefs), Kansas City
- Dome at America's Center (defunct, Rams), St. Louis
- Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (defunct, Vikings), Minneapolis
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Falcons), Atlanta
- Mile High Stadium (Broncos), Denver
- M & T Bank Stadium (Ravens), Baltimore
- Nissan Stadium (Titans), Nashville
- Soldier Field (Bears), Chicago

NCAA FBS
Attended games at:
- Kinnick Stadium (Iowa), Iowa City
- Jack Trice Stadium (Iowa State), Ames

NCAA FCS
Attended games at:
- UNI-Dome (Northern Iowa), Cedar Falls

Were we allowed to include minor league teams? If so...

Eastern League (AA) Baseball:
Portland [Red Sox]
New Hampshire [Blue Jays - Manchester]
Trenton [YANKEES]
Harrisburg [Nationals]
(Been outside of Dunkin' Donuts Park in Hartford and the park in Reading, PA.)

International League (AAA) baseball:
Pawtucket [Red Sox - still in RI through 2020]
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre [YANKEES]
Lehigh Valley [Phillies]
Indianapolis [Pirates]
Been outside of the ballpark in Columbus, OH [Indians]

NY-Penn League (short season A) baseball:
Connecticut Tigers [Detroit Tigers - Norwich, CT]
Lowell Spinners [Boston Red Sox - Lowell, MA]
Tri-City Valley Cats [Houston Astros - Troy, NY]
Hudson Valley Renegades [Tampa Rays - Fishkill, NY]
Staten Island Yankees [New York Yankees - Staten Island, NY]
Been at MCU Park in Brooklyn, a New York Mets affiliate. I was there for the 2014 NY-Penn League All-Star Game.

Carolina League (A level) baseball:
Wilmington Blue Rocks [Kansas City Royals]

South Atlantic League (A level) baseball:
Lakewood Blue Claws [Philadelphia Phillies]

Atlantic League (independent) baseball:
NEW BRITAIN, CT (Bees) [was a AA park until the end of 2015]
Central Islip, NY (Long Island Ducks)
Bridgewater, NJ (Somerset Patriots)

AHL Hockey:
Hartford Wolfpack [New York Rangers]
Springfield Thunderbirds [Florida Panthers]
Providence Bruins [Boston Bruins]

Prior AHL venues included Portland, ME, Manchester, NH and Worcester, MA. All 3 have ECHL teams now. Saw AHL before in Albany, NY. Their team has since moved down I-88 to Binghamton.

ECHL Hockey:
Reading Royals *Two ECHL playoff games in 2011 against the Kalamazoo Wings

Quote from: KEVIN_224 on April 28, 2019, 07:42:23 AM
Were we allowed to include minor league teams? ....

Why not? All the original post said was "stadiums":

Quote from: Bruce on April 24, 2019, 11:29:18 PM
I suppose we need a thread for clinching stadiums, either watching games (bonus if it's multiple teams/sports), going on tours, or just getting a peek from outside the gates. ....

I suppose I could expand my list to include venues I've driven past on the highway or parked outside (the latter in the case of the Brendan Byrne Arena in New Jersey–parked there for a Springsteen concert at Giants Stadium), but trying to figure out all of those becomes complicated and confusing so I don't want to bother.

Adding NFL to mine, I've seen Dolphins games at the Orange Bowl and what was at the time called Joe Robbie.  I saw a Bills game at what was then Rich Stadium.  And an LA Raiders preseason game way back in 1985 at the LA Coliseum.  I've seen baseball games in some of the old multipurpose places that were also homes to football teams, and my high school marching band performed at the 1985 or 1986 Peach Bowl at the old Atlanta Fulton County stadium.

There's no rules about which leagues and sports to include, though listing stuff at the high school level would be a little ridiculous.

If I someday get to attend a major e-sports event, I'd definitely include it in this list. Philadelphia is getting their own Overwatch arena, so who knows how long it will take other cities to build a dedicated e-sports venue.

MLB: Metropolitan Stadium (original home of Twins), Metrodome, Wrigley Field, old Comiskey Park, Kauffman Stadium, Camden Yards, Chase Field, Miller Park

NHL: Met Center, Xcel Energy Center

NBA: Target Center

College football: Huskie Stadium (Northern Illinois), Memorial Stadium (Nebraska), Caniglia Field (Nebraska-Omaha, before they got rid of the football team)

College basketball: Williams Arena (Minnesota), Chick Evan's Field House (old home of Northern Illinois when I went there), Omaha Civic Auditorium and what's now CHI Health Center Omaha (Creighton, and the latter was also the site for a Nebraska home game once, as well as NCAA tournament action), Bob Devaney Center and Pinnacle Bank Arena (Nebraska), Ralston Arena (Nebraska-Omaha's first D-I home)

College baseball: the College World Series at both Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium and TD Ameritrade Park

College hockey: Omaha Civic Auditorium and CHI Health Center Omaha (Nebraska-Omaha)

MLS: TCF Bank Stadium (Minnesota United), Children's Mercy Park (Sporting KC, also the site of the only US World Cup qualifier I attended)

Minor League baseball: Northwestern Medicine Field in Geneva, IL, home of the Kane County Cougars (although I have no idea what they called it when I went to a game there), Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium and Werner Park (Omaha Royals/Storm Chasers)

Minor league basketball: Aksarben Coliseum (Omaha Racers of the old CBA)

Minor league hockey: Allstate Arena, home of the Chicago Wolves, although they probably still called it the Rosemont Horizon then. Also the Silverstein Eye Center in Independence, MO, home of the KC Mavericks

Junior hockey: all 4 arenas the Omaha Lancers played at when I lived there, Aksarben Coliseum, Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Omaha Civic Auditorium and Ralston Arena

Indoor football: Ralston Arena (Omaha Beef)

I have been to Soldier Field and the Kohl Center in Madison, WI for concerts (U2 and Foo Fighters, respectively), but did not see sports there.

I did a tour of Allen Field House, home of Kansas basketball, once, but didn't get to a game.

I still have not been to an NFL game.

I have been to The Ballpark in Arlington a few times when I lived in Texas.  I used to go a couple of times a year when they played the Tigers.  Since then, I have been to Comerica, Great American Ballpark, Turner Field, and Guaranteed Rate Field.  I am going to Wrigley this August.  I have also seen the Durham Bulls play live and have been to Thompson Bolling Arena to watch bull riding.  I have also been to Wings Stadium here in Kalamazoo last October to watch the K-Wings and I have taken in a Kalamazoo College football game.

Attended Events/Games/Races:


Wrigley Field, Soldier Field, Comiskey Park (I), Chicago Stadium (Bulls and Black Hawks pre-United Center), Pontiac Silverdome, Old Tiger Stadium, Old Yankee Stadium, Rosemont Horizon (or whatever it's called now),University of Michigan (The Big House), UNC (Dean Dome) Notre Dame (football) , Richmond International Raceway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, North Carolina Speedway (AKA Rockingham), Charlotte Motor Speedway, Darlington Raceway, Road America (drove it, awesome track), US-131/Martin Dragway (as a toddler)


Visited so I could say I saw it:

Comiskey Park (II), Lambeau Field, Bristol Motor Speedway, Daytona International Raceway, Talladega Superspeedway, The Jones Mahal (Dallas Cowboys), the old dump at the Meadowlands, err I mean Giants Stadium, Shea Stadium, Three Rivers Stadium (pre-Heinz Field) RFK Stadium, Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte).

Attended Events:

Currently Used:

College Football: Notre Dame Stadium, Spartan Stadium, Ross-Ade Stadium, Ryan Field, Cotton Bowl
College Basketball: Joyce Center, Mackey Arena, Welsh-Ryan Arena, KFC Yum Center, Wintrust Arena
College Hockey: Munn Arena, Compton Family Arena
NFL: Soldier Field (aslo attended college football and MLS)
NBA/NHL: United Center (also attended college hockey)
MLB: Camden Yards, Guaranteed Rate Field, Globe Life Park, Nationals Park, Great American Ballpark, Dodger Stadium, Coors Field, Oracle Park
MLS: SeatGeek Stadium
Auto Racing: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tour de France: Champs-Elysees

Defunct/Demolished:

NFL: RCA Dome
NBA/NHL: Chicago Stadium, Market Square Arena
MLB: Yankee Stadium, Comiskey Park, Tiger Stadium, Metrodome, Astrodome, RFK Stadium, Turner Field, Riverfront Stadium, Milwaukee County Stadium

Quote from: slorydn1 on May 08, 2019, 04:32:45 AM
Visited so I could say I saw it:

I like that header. Lambeau and the Boise State blue turf are my two.

MLB I have been only to Shea Stadium as I was a die hard Mets fan living in NJ.
NFL I was to a Jets Game in Giants Stadium long before the Jets left Shea, but they nonetheless had a game played there.
College Football I was to Michie Stadium in West Point.

For concerts I have been to Giants Stadium (the Dead), the now defunct IZOD Center for many different acts including Eric Clapton.    The PNC Bank Arts Center for many as well.

For Ringling Brothers Circus I have been to Madison Square Garden, as well as a Globtrotters Game.

Quote from: Alps on May 08, 2019, 07:34:02 PM

Quote from: slorydn1 on May 08, 2019, 04:32:45 AM
Visited so I could say I saw it:

I like that header. Lambeau and the Boise State blue turf are my two.

When I attended a bowl game at Boise State, nothing was blocking field access a few hours before the game, so I wandered out onto the blue turf. An employee came over and offered to take my picture at midfield (of course I accepted). That would never happen on the East Coast!

Quote from: 1995hoo on May 09, 2019, 01:32:54 PM

Quote from: Alps on May 08, 2019, 07:34:02 PM

Quote from: slorydn1 on May 08, 2019, 04:32:45 AM
Visited so I could say I saw it:

I like that header. Lambeau and the Boise State blue turf are my two.

When I attended a bowl game at Boise State, nothing was blocking field access a few hours before the game, so I wandered out onto the blue turf. An employee came over and offered to take my picture at midfield (of course I accepted). That would never happen on the East Coast!

My story's even better. I went there and all the doors were locked. I stuck my head in, got a somewhat photo, and started walking away. Then I saw a door open to the underbelly. I waited around a minute, decided not to risk it, and as I walked away I saw a guy. So I talked to him. Guy walked me through the underbelly, right out onto the field where a genuine BSU player was working out, and I got to just stand there and take photos. Yeah, that wouldn't happen here. I'd be in jail already.

NHL:
Pittsburgh: Civic (Mellon) Arena (gone, was at final ever game there, a playoff Game 7 loss against Montreal), PPG Paints Arena (as Consol Energy Center)
Toronto (seen from outside, no games attended): Scotiabank Arena (as Air Canada Centre)
Buffalo (seen from outside, no games attended): Buffalo Memorial Auditorium (gone), KeyBank Center

AHL:
Wilkes-Barre (seen from outside, no games attended): "Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza"

NFL:
Jacksonville: TIAA Bank Field  (as Alltel Stadium)
Charlotte (seen from outside, no games attended): Bank of America Stadium
Pittsburgh (seen from outside, no games attended): Three Rivers Stadium (gone), Heinz Field

MLB:
Pittsburgh: Three Rivers Stadium (gone), PNC Park
Toronto (seen from outside, no games attended): Rogers Centre (as SkyDome)

NASCAR (top 3 series):
Bristol Motor Speedway (only Cup Qualifying/Practice)
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Daytona International Speedway
Martinsville Speedway (only Cup Qualifying/Practice)
Pocono Raceway

ARCA:
Lake Erie Speedway

My dad and I are gradually working on visiting every MLB stadium. Thus far I've been to:
- Old Yankee Stadium (numerous times, first in 1994) - not current
- Current Yankee Stadum (numerous times, first in 2013)
- Shea Stadium (twice, first in 199x) - not current
- CitiField (numerous times, first in 2010)
- Fenway Park (2002)
- Jacobs Field (2004)
- Citizens Bank Park (twice, first in 2004)
- Coors Field (2006)
- RFK Stadium (2007) - not current
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards (twice, first in 2009)
- PNC Park (2010)
- Great American Ballpark (2011)
- SkyDome (2011)
- Comerica Park (2012)
- Chase Field (2013)
- Petco Park (2013)
- Comiskey Park (2014)
- Wrigley Field (2014)
- Miller Park (2014)
- Kaufman Stadium (2015)
- Busch Stadium (2015)
- Enron Field (2016)
- The Ballpark at Arlington (2016)
- Target Field (2017)
- PacBell Park (2018)
- Oakland Coliseum (2018)
- Safeco Field (2018)

For other pro sports, I have been to games at:
- Old Giants Stadium (numerous times, first in 2004)
- Prudential Center (Newark NJ) (numerous times, first in 201x)

Minor league teams I have seen play a game:
- Lakewood Blue Claws (baseball)
- Staten Island Yankees (baseball)
- Bridgeport Sound Tigers (hockey)

Current or former pro stadiums I have been directly outside of deliberately checking out, but not inside of:
- Lambeau Field
- Stade Olympique/Olympic Stadium

Pro stadiums I have been in while they were under construction, but have not been in since they opened:
- New Meadowlands Stadium

Pro stadiums I have been in but only for a non-sports event:
- Madison Square Garden

Pro stadiums I have been in but only while no event at all was going on:
- Arthur Ashe Stadium

Oakland A's fan here who traveled to their series in Arlington TX this past weekend.  I need to count my MLB stadiums where I've attended games and this thread seems like the right place to do it.  Using a fairly common name for each, with former parks in italics.

AL West:
A's (1):  Oakland Coliseum
Angels (1):  The Big A
Astros (1):  The Astrodome
Mariners (1):  Safeco Field
Rangers (2):  Arlington Stadium, Globe Life Park

AL Central:
Indians (1):  Municipal Stadium
Royals (1):  Kauffman Stadium
Tigers (1):  Tiger Stadium
Twins (1):  Target Field
White Sox (2):  Original Comiskey Park, the New Comiskey Park

AL East:
Blue Jays (0)
Orioles (2):  Memorial Stadium, Orioles Park at Camden Yards
Rays (1):  Tropicana Field
Red Sox (1):  Fenway Park
Yankees (0)

NL West:
Diamondbacks (1):  Chase Field*
Dodgers (1):  Dodger Stadium
Giants (2):  Candlestick Park, AT&T Park
Padres (2):  Jack Murphy Stadium, Petco Park
Rockies (1):  Coors Field

NL Central:
Brewers (2):  County Stadium, Miller Park
Cardinals (1):  Busch Stadium II (the one where the football Cardinals also played)
Cubs (1):  Wrigley Field
Pirates (2):  Three Rivers Stadium, PNC Park
Reds (2):  Riverfront Stadium, Great American Ballpark

NL East:
Braves (0)
Expos/Nationals (0)
Marlins (1):  Marlins Park
Mets (1):  Shea Stadium
Phillies (0)

*Have never seen a Diamondbacks home game; those were World Baseball Classic games during an Arizona spring training trip

So if I counted that right it's 33 total, 13 no longer being used and 20 of the 30 current ones.

Major leagues:
Baseball:
NL: Padres, Cubs, Rockies, Expos, Mets (old and new), Phillies
AL: Yankees (old and new), Red Sux, Orioles, Blue Jays, Cleveland, Royals, White Sox, I don't think I went to a Rangers game but I'm not sure
Football: Giants/Jets (old and new), Packers (no game)
Hockey, basketball: Rangers, Devils (old and new), Bruins (new), Islanders (old and possibly current), Hurricanes

College:
Union (NY - hockey), NJIT (basketball), MIT (volleyball, plus all other athletic facilities but not to watch a sport), UConn (outdoor hockey on the football field), Rutgers (football), Boise State (football, but no game)

Minors - baseball would take a lot of thinking. Hockey: Bridgeport, Hartford, Albany, I could swear there was another. I don't think it was Hershey though. Maybe Utica.

MLB
Fulton County Stadium (Atlanta)
Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City)
Turner Field (Atlanta)
Fenway Park (Boston)
Wrigley Field (Chicago)
Nationals Park (Washington)
Shea Stadium (New York)
Yankee Stadium (New York)
Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia)

MiLB
Joe Davis Stadium (Huntsville, AL)
Hoover Metropolitan Stadium (Birmingham, AL)
Regions Field (Birmingham, AL)
Rickwood Field (Birmingham, AL)
First Tennessee Park (Nashville, TN)
AutoZone Park (Memphis, TN)

NFL
Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City)
Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte)
Edward D Jones Dome (St Louis)

College Football
Legion Field (Birmingham, AL)
Jordan Hare Stadium (Auburn, AL)
Finley Stadium (Chattanooga, TN)
Veterans Memorial Stadium (Troy, AL)
Vanderbilt Stadium (Nashville, TN)
Davis Wade Stadium (Starkville, MS)
Scott Stadium (Charlottesville, VA)
BB&T Field (Winston-Salem, NC)
Liberty Bowl (Memphis, TN)
Joe Robbie Stadium (Miami, FL)
JSU Field (Jacksonville, AL)
Valley Municipal Complex (Valley, AL - Point University Home Game)
Daytona Municipal Stadium (Daytona Beach, FL)
Faulkner Stadium (Montgomery, AL)
Battle Field (Birmingham, AL)
Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium (Murfreesboro, TN)
M. M. Roberts Stadium (Hattiesburg, MS)
Hale Stadium (Nashville, TN)
Cumberland University Stadium (Lebanon, TN)
St. Andrews Stadium (Laurinburg, NC)
Mitchell Stadium (Bluefield, WV)
Willard Stargel Stadium (Cincinnati, OH)
KCU Stadium (Grayson, KY)
Lindsey Wilson Sports Park (Columbia, KY)
Finley Stadium (Campbellsville, KY)
St. Vincent Health Field (Indianapolis, IN)
James H. Taylor II Stadium (Williamsburg, KY)
Bethel Stadium (McKenzie, TN)

NASCAR
Talladega Superspeedway (Talladega, AL)
Bristol Motor Speedway (Bristol, TN)

NCAA Basketball
Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Center (Birmingham, AL)
Beard-Eaves Coliseum (Auburn, AL)
The ACADome (Montgomery, AL)
Reed Green Coliseum (Hattiesburg, MS)

Italics indicate former home

NFL
Ford Field (Detroit, MI) - a Lions game and a Kenny Chesney concert
Pontiac Silverdome (Pontiac, MI) - never saw the Lions here, but did see George Strait

MLB
Comerica Park (Detroit, MI) - a few Tigers home games

NBA
Palace of Auburn Hills (Auburn Hills, MI) - never saw the Pistons here, but did see Bon Jovi (once) and Queen + Adam Lambert (twice) here

MiLB
Fifth Third Ballpark (Comstock Park, MI) - West Michigan Whitecaps

AHL
Van Andel Arena (Grand Rapids, MI) - Grand Rapids Griffins; also have seen many concerts here and my college graduation was here

NCAA football (DI unless noted)
Lubbers Stadium (Allendale, MI) - Grand Valley State Lakers (DII)
Michigan Stadium (Ann Arbor, MI) - Michigan Wolverines
Notre Dame Stadium (South Bend, IN) - haven't been to a Notre Dame game, but saw Garth Brooks here in the snow
Top Taggart Field (Big Rapids, MI) - Ferris State Bulldogs (DII)

NCAA basketball (DI unless noted)
Breslin Center (East Lansing, MI) - Michigan State Spartans; have also attended MHSAA state tournament games here
Crisler Center (Ann Arbor, MI) - Michigan Wolverines
Davenport University Student Center (Caledonia, MI) - Davenport Panthers (DII); GLIAC tournament
DeVos Fieldhouse (Holland, MI) - Hope Flying Dutchmen (DIII); have also attended an MHSAA state tournament game here
Fieldhouse Arena (Allendale, MI) - Grand Valley State Lakers (DII)
Ford Fieldhouse (Grand Rapids, MI) - Grand Rapids CC Raiders (NJCAA)
Kates Gymnasium (Ashland, OH) - Ashland Eagles (DII); GLIAC and NCAA DII tournaments
Mol Arena (Grand Rapids, MI) - Cornerstone Golden Eagles (NAIA); have also attended a high school basketball game here
Sturrus Sports and Fitness Center (Grand Rapids, MI) - Aquinas Saints (NAIA)
University Arena (Kalamazoo, MI) - Western Michigan Broncos
Van Noord Arena (Grand Rapids, MI) - Calvin Knights (DIII); MIAA tournament
Wink Arena (Big Rapids, MI) - Ferris State Bulldogs (DII)

Plus numerous high school facilities

My updated list:

Attended Games

CenturyLink Field (Qwest Field), Seattle - 20+ matches for Sounders (MLS), 1 game for Seahawks (2008), 1 match for U.S. Men's National Team (World Cup Qualification, 2013)
T-Mobile Park (as Safeco Field), Seattle - 1 game for Mariners (MLB, 2007)
Olympiastadion, Berlin - 1 match for Hertha BSC (Bundesliga, 2017)
Stade Saputo, Montreal - Montreal Impact (MLS, 2019)

Toured

Husky Stadium, Seattle, UW Huskies (NCAA), 2016

Visited Gates

RFK Stadium, DC United (MLS), 2015
Audi Field, DC United (MLS), 2016 (before completion)
Banc of California Stadium, Los Angeles FC (MLS), 2016 (before completion)
BC Place Stadium, Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS), 2016
Petco Park, San Diego Padres (MLB), 2016
Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego Chargers (NFL), 2016
White Hart Lane, London (Tottenham), 2017
Westfalenstadion, Dortmund (BVB), 2017
Providence Park, Portland Timbers (MLS), 2017
Mapfre Stadium, Columbus Crew SC (MLS), 2018
Coamerica Park, Detroit Tigers (MLB), 2018
Ohio Stadium, OSU Buckeyes (NCAA), 2018
Bell Centre, Montreal (NHL), 2019
Stade Olympique, Montreal, 2019

NBA:
Arco Arena, Sacramento, mostly 2008
I have been to Oracle Arena in Oakland for a concert, but not for a game.

UFC:
Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, 2016
Save Mart Center, Fresno, 2017

MLB:
Oakland Coliseum, 1996 or so
Candlestick Park, 1998
Pac Bell Park (now called Oracle Park), numerous occasions from 2000-2001 and in 2015-2016

NHL
San Jose Arena (now called SAP Center), numerous occasions from 2000-present
Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, 2016
Levi's Stadium for outdoor game, 2015

Minor league hockey
Cow Palace, Daly City/San Francisco, 2012

NFL
Candlestick Park, San Francisco, 2006
Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, 2014 (preseason)

Auto racing venues:
Second Creek Raceway near Denver (now closed)
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Laguna Seca, near Monterey
Sears Point (now called Sonoma Raceway)
Cleveland Grand Prix
San Jose Grand Prix
Sportsdrome, southern Indiana
Salem Speedway, Salem, IN
Lake Cumberland Speeway, Burnside, KY
Kentucky Speedway, Sparta, KY
Soggy Bottom Speedway (now known as Cedar Ridge), Morgantown, KY
Stockton 99 Speedway
Ponderosa Speedway, Junction City, KY
Bluegrass Speedway (now closed), Bardstown, KY
Placerville Speedway
All-American Speedway, Roseville, CA
Marysville Raceway Park
Petaluma Speedway
Silver Dollar Speedway, Chico, CA
Thunderbowl Raceway, Tulare, CA
Ocean Speedway, Watsonville, CA
Sacramento Raceway Park
Arco Arena (for monster trucks), Sacramento
Antioch Speedway
Stockton Dirt Track
Calistoga Speedway

Quote from: TheStranger on June 20, 2019, 03:10:29 PM
NBA:
Arco Arena, Sacramento, mostly 2008
I have been to Oracle Arena in Oakland for a concert, but not for a game.

UFC:
Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, 2016
Save Mart Center, Fresno, 2017

MLB:
Oakland Coliseum, 1996 or so
Candlestick Park, 1998
Pac Bell Park (now called Oracle Park), numerous occasions from 2000-2001 and in 2015-2016

NHL
San Jose Arena (now called SAP Center), numerous occasions from 2000-present
Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, 2016
Levi's Stadium for outdoor game, 2015

Minor league hockey
Cow Palace, Daly City/San Francisco, 2012

NFL
Candlestick Park, San Francisco, 2006
Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, 2014 (preseason)

Auto racing venues:
Second Creek Raceway near Denver (now closed)
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Laguna Seca, near Monterey
Sears Point (now called Sonoma Raceway)
Cleveland Grand Prix
San Jose Grand Prix
Sportsdrome, southern Indiana
Salem Speedway, Salem, IN
Lake Cumberland Speeway, Burnside, KY
Kentucky Speedway, Sparta, KY
Soggy Bottom Speedway (now known as Cedar Ridge), Morgantown, KY
Stockton 99 Speedway
Ponderosa Speedway, Junction City, KY
Bluegrass Speedway (now closed), Bardstown, KY
Placerville Speedway
All-American Speedway, Roseville, CA
Marysville Raceway Park
Petaluma Speedway
Silver Dollar Speedway, Chico, CA
Thunderbowl Raceway, Tulare, CA
Ocean Speedway, Watsonville, CA
Sacramento Raceway Park
Arco Arena (for monster trucks), Sacramento
Antioch Speedway
Stockton Dirt Track
Calistoga Speedway

Which auto racing venues are currently on your must-visit list?

NFL: Qualcomm (San Diego), Liberty Bowl (the one year that the now-Tennessee Titans played in Memphis)
NBA: Philips Arena
MLB: Comiskey Park (White Sox)
College: M.M. Roberts Stadium (Southern Miss), Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida), Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium (Jackson State University)

Updated my list to included a couple I added earlier this month while on a trip driving I-80 all the way to the Bay Area. One of these I actually went to a game at, the other I stopped to take a pic of, but ended up walking out onto the field due to an open gate an no one around to care.

Attended games:

MLB
Cleveland Municipal Stadium (Indians)
Progressive Field (Indians)
Great American Ballpark (Reds)
Comerica Park (Tigers)
PNC Field (Pirates)
Turner Field (Braves)
Wrigley Field (Cubs)
Oracle Park (Giants)

NFL
FirstEnergy Stadium* (Browns)
Paul Brown Stadium (Bengals)

NBA
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse (Cavaliers)

NHL
Nationwide Arena (Blue Jackets)
Joe Louis Arena (Red Wings)

MLS
Mapfre Stadium (Crew)

D1 College Football
Ohio Stadium*
Michigan Stadium
Sanford Stadium (Georgia)
Nippert Stadium* (Cincinnati)
Doyt Perry Stadium (Bowling Green)

D1 College Basketball
Value City Arena (Ohio State)
St. John Arena* (Ohio State)
James A. Rhodes Arena (Akron)

D1 College Hockey
Value City Arena*

Toured or set foot inside of not for a game:
Lambeau Field (Packers)
Fifth Third Arena* (Cincinnati)
Anderson Arena* (Bowling Green)
War Memorial Stadium* (Wyoming)

* venues where I have been on the field/playing surface

Dowdy Flicklen stadium and that's pretty much it. I haven't went anywhere else really. It's ECU (East Carolina University).

But i will update when I visit more.

I went to Wrigley yesterday for the first time, which makes my sixth major league ball park.  I'll post pictures to my flickr later.

Major League Baseball:
Connie Mack Stadium (Philadelphia PA - since demolished)
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore MD - since demolished) - also one game each for Bowie Baysox (Class AA minors) and Baltimore Stallions (Canadian Football League)
Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Baltimore MD)
Nationals Park (Washington DC)
RFK Stadium (Washington DC) - Baltimore Orioles spring training exhibition game - also one concert: The Rolling Stones

Minor League Baseball:
Prince George's Stadium (Bowie MD - Class AA Bowie Baysox)
Arthur W. Perdue Stadium (Salisbury MD - Class A Delmarva Shorebirds)

National Football League:
Orange Bowl (Miami FL - since demolished) - also a NCAA Florida vs Miami game

Other Pro Football:
Tampa Stadium (Tampa FL - since demolished) - USFL Tampa Bay Bandits, also a NCAA Florida vs Miami game
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore MD - since demolished) - CFL Baltimore Stallions

NCAA College Football:
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field (Gainesville, FL) - University of Florida - also two concerts: The Rolling Stones and The Eagles
Doak Campbell Stadium (Tallahassee FL) - Florida State University
Orange Bowl (Miami FL) - University of Miami (see above)
Legion Field (Birmingham AL) - Iron Bowl game
Gator Bowl Stadium (Jacksonville FL) - Gator Bowl game
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa FL) - Outback Bowl game
Florida Citrus Bowl (Orlando FL) - Citrus Bowl game
Georgia Dome (Atlanta GA - since demolished) - Peach Bowl game

Not for a sporting event, but something else:
FedEx Field (Washington DC) - Paul McCartney concert

Also about 8-10 high school stadiums.

Photos are up https://www.flickr.com/photos/181820210@N04/

Sporting events:

NFL
- Lambeau Field (Packers - numerous games, my family has season tix).

MLB
- Milwaukee County Stadium (Brewers)
- Miller Park (Brewers - numerous games in both)
- Wrigley Field (Cubs - one game)
- Metrodome (Twins - one game)
- (OLD) Comiskey Park (White Sox/Brewers - one game)

NBA
- MECCA Arena (Bucks)
- Bradley Center (Bucks - a few games in both)
- McNichols Arena (Nuggets/Bucks - one game)

Mike

NBA
Bradley Center (Bucks) Many games still have not been to the Fiserv Fourm
MLB
County Stadium (Brewers)Many games
Miller Park (Brewers)Many games
Coors Field (Rockies)One game
Wrigley Field (Cubs)A few games
NFL
Soldier Field (Bears)
Lambeau Field (Packers)
New Mile High Stadium (Broncos)
University of Phoenix Stadium (Cardinals)
Lucas Oil Stadium (Colts)
However these were all just tours only never been to a game there.

Continuation of Bruce's original post "What stadiums have you visited?" since it's been a while since last September of 2019. Figure I'd give you a fresh list starting with a few places I've been to.

High school football
Broncs Stadium-Henry Lavoie Field, Frenchtown High School
I've been to the 2006 State A Championship game between Frenchtown and Beaverhead County High School (Dillon). We got creamed by ONE. Stinking. Point! One. It was Frenchtown's first time making it that far in State A.

Minor league baseball
Ogren Park-Allegiance Field, Missoula
I've gone to a few Missoula Osprey baseball games between 2013 to 2015 (the team is now called the Paddleheads)

College football
Washington-Grizzly Stadium, University of Montana
2015, I think, was the only year I went to one UM football game against Sacramento State

Automotive/Auto racing
Missoula County Fairgrounds, Missoula
I went to a monster truck show in 1997 when Grave Digger came to Missoula, then, a friend of my father entered a demolition derby a year later, but got beat because his car was already busted, and went to a car show in 2016

Caras Park, Missoula (not really a stadium, but I include it in this list)
Just went last year to the River City Rod Run and I may be going there this year again

Miscellaneous
Adams Center, University of Montana
One visit to a Trace Adkins/Buddy Jewel concert in 2009 and the annual Kyi-Yo Pow-Wow Celebration in 2012

Why didn't you just add this on to the original thread?

NFL
Lambeau Field
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Georgia Dome
LP Field (Nashville)
Bank of America Stadium

College Football
Camp Randall Stadium
Ryan Field
Bobby Dodd Stadium

MLB
Milwaukee County Stadium
Miller Park
Three Rivers Stadium
Jacobs Field
Wrigley Field
Safeco Field

NBA
Bradley Center
Time Warner Stadium (Charlotte)
Philips Arena

All names were current when I visited them.

Quote from: jeffandnicole on February 26, 2020, 09:55:03 PM
Why didn't you just add this on to the original thread?

Agree

All for games below:

MLB:
* Milwaukee County Stadium (Gone)
* Miller Park
* Metrodome (Deflated and gone)
* Wrigley
* Dodger Stadium
* Petco Park

NFL:
* Lambeau Field

NBA:
* Bradley Center (Gone)

An update to my list:

Attended Events

Soccer:
CenturyLink Field / Qwest Field (Seattle) - MLS and USMNT
Olympiastadion (Berlin) - Bundesliga
Stade Saputo (Montreal) - MLS

Football:
Qwest Field (Seattle) - NFL

Baseball:
Safeco Field (Seattle) - MLB

Other:
Tacoma Dome (Tacoma) - Bernie Sanders rally

Visited

Soccer:
Banc of California Stadium, Los Angeles FC (MLS)
Mapfre Stadium, Columbus Crew SC (MLS)
BC Place Stadium, Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS)
Providence Park, Portland Timbers (MLS)
RFK Stadium, DC United (MLS)
White Hart Lane, London (Tottenham Hotspur, since demolished)
Westfalenstadion, Dortmund (Borussia Dortmund)

Baseball:
Coamerica Park, Detroit Tigers (MLB)
Petco Park, San Diego Padres (MLB)

Football:
Husky Stadium, UW Huskies (NCAA)
Ohio Stadium, OSU Buckeyes (NCAA)
Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego Chargers (NFL)

MLB:

Angels (Anaheim Stadium)
Astros (Astrodome and Minute Maid Park)
Braves (Atlanta-Fulton County; also ran a lap of the Olympic track before they turned it into Turner Field)
Brewers (County Stadium, Miller Park)
Cardinals (Sportsman's Park (including the last game), Busch Memorial Stadium, Busch Stadium)
Cubs (Wrigley Field)
Diamondbacks (Chase Field)
Giants (Oracle Park)
Indians (Cleveland Stadium and Progressive Field)
Mariners (T-Mobile Park)
Orioles (Memorial Stadium and Camden Yards)
Padres (Petco Park)
Pirates (PNC Park)
Rangers (Arlington Stadium)
Rays (Tropicana Field)
Red Sox (Fenway Park)
Reds (Great American Ball Park)
Rockies (Coors Field)
Royals (Kauffman Stadium)
Tigers (Tiger Stadium, Comerica Park)
Twins (Metrodome, Target Field)
White Sox (Comiskey Park (including the last game), Guaranteed Rate Field)

and all of the venues in the Cactus League and a number in the Grapefruit League.

NFL:

Soldier Field (Bears)
Arrowhead Stadium (Chiefs)

NBA:

Bulls:  United Center and Chicago Stadium
Pacers:  Market Square Arena
Cavaliers:  Richfield Coliseum
Mavericks:  Reunion Arena
Suns:  Talking Stick? (for a Jimmy Buffett concert; ditto with the Sprint Center in Kansas City)

NCAA Football:

Ross-Ade Stadium (Purdue)
Memorial Stadium (Indiana)
Ryan Field (Northwestern)
Memorial Stadium (Illinois)
Kinnick Stadium (Iowa)
Jack Trice Stadium (Iowa State)
Faurot Field (Missouri)
Bill Snyder Family Stadium (Kansas State)
Memorial Stadium (Kansas)
Maryland Stadium (Maryland)
Amon G. Carter Stadium (TCU)

NCAA Basketball

Mackey Arena (Purdue)
Welsh-Ryan Arena (Northwestern)
Bud Walton Arena (Arkansas)

Auto Racing venues:

Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Chicagoland Speedway
Kansas Speedway
Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway
Phoenix International Raceway
Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Soccer:

Stamford Bridge (Chelsea)
Toyota Park (Chicago Fire)

My list:

NBA:
Toyota Center (Rockets)
FedEx Forum (Grizzlies)

NFL:
NRG Stadium (Texans as well as 2 Texas Bowls)

MLB:
Minute Maid Park (Astros)
Petco Park (Padres)

MLS:
BBVA Compass Stadium (Dynamo)

mlb
every nl west park
safeco field
tropicana field
marlins park
great american ballpark

ncaafb
papa john's cardinal stadium

ncaabb
kfc YUM! center
5/3 arena/shoemaker center
rupp arena

major racetracks
mid ohio sports car course
burke lakefront airport
watkins glen international

former/demolished venues
freedom hall
commonwealth (now kentucky international) convention center
cardinal stadium
market square arena

Fenway Park
Gillette Stadium (but for a MLS game)
Mccoy Stadium in Pawtucket
That's it

MLB
Yankee Stadium 2
Yankee Stadium 3
Fenway Park
Tiger Stadium
Comerica Park
Comiskey Park 1
Comiskey Park 2
Progressive Field
Metrodome
Turner Field
Three Rivers Stadium
Wrigley Field
Busch Stadium 1

NHL
United Center
Joe Louis Arena

NFL
Pontiac Silverdome
Soldier Field
Lambeau Field

NBA
Palace of Auburn Hills
United Center
Toyota Center

NCAA football
Michigan Stadium
Ryan Field
Metrodome
Superdome

NCAA basketball
Crisler Arena

A short list:

• MLB:


• AT&T Park, SF Giants
• Oakland A's park
• Wrigley Field
• Yankee Stadium (original)
• NHL:


• Hartford Civic Center (now XL Center), Hartford Whalers
• Cow Palace, San Jose Sharks
• Shark Tank (sponsor name varies), San Jose Sharks; Sybase Open (tennis)
• NBA:


• Oracle Arena, Golden State Warriors
• NFL:


• Levi's Stadium, SF 49ers (practice session, before inaugural season)
• NCAA:


• Beaver Stadium, Penn State Football
• Maples Pavilion, Stanford Volleyball
• Memorial Stadium, UConn Football (as part of HS marching band)
• Racing:


• Sears Point (now Sonoma Raceway) (AFM)
• Gladiators:


• Colosseum, Rome (no match at the time; we were "not entertained (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-l6tHeseDY)")

New race tracks since my last post here.

Attended an event:
Charlotte Motor Speedway (2018, inaugural race on the Roval hybrid road course/oval track)
Virginia International Raceway (2019, IMSA GT Challenge. Was planning to go again this year before the pandemic. I absolutely love this track.)
South Boston Speedway (2003. Just forgot to put it in the first batch)

Just visiting:
Dominion Raceway (new road course south of Fredericksburg. Stopped at the Sheetz at the entrance to get food and gas, and kinda peered around at the track itself. Friend of mine has done track days there.)

I obviously won’t be adding any venues in 2020, but in the future, if my Fiero project ever gets going I’m going to be using it as a track car, and will be adding more race tracks in the future, as well as other venues.

MLB:
- Nationals Park (WAS)
- Turner Field (ATL)
- Citizens Bank Field (PHI)
- Wrigley Field (CHC)
- Busch Stadium (STL)
- PNC Park (PIT)
- Chase Field (AZ)
- Petco Park (SD)
- Progressive Stadium (CLE)
- Target Field (MIN)

NFL:
- Heinz Field (PIT)
- FirstEnergy Stadium (CLE)
- US Bank Stadium (MIN)
- Bank of America Stadium (CAR)
- Whatever the Miami stadium is called this week (MIA)
- Edward Jones Dome (STL Rams)

NHL/NBA - None

College Football:
- Lane Stadium (Virginia Tech)
- Scott Stadium (Virginia)
- Kenan Memorial Stadium (North Carolina)
- Carter-Finley Stadium (North Carolina State)
- Wallace Wade Stadium (Duke)
- Memorial Stadium (Clemson)
- Williams-Brice Stadium (South Carolina)
- Bobby Dodd Stadium (Georgia Tech)
- Georgia State Stadium (Georgia State, back when it was Turner Field)
- Whatever the Miami stadium is called this week (Miami)
- Heinz Field (Pittsburgh)

College Basketball
- Cassell Coliseum (Virginia Tech)
- John Paul Jones Arena (Virginia)
- Siegel Center (VCU)
- Kaplan Arena (William & Mary)
- Xfinity Center (Maryland)
- McCamish Pavillion (Georgia Tech)
- Colonial Life Arena, Carolina Coliseum (South Carolina)
- HTC Center (Coastal Carolina)

Other:
- Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides, MiLB AAA)
- Rosenblatt Stadium* (College World Series, Omaha Royals (MiLB AA))
- Lynchburg City Stadium (Lynchburg Hillcats, MiLB A-Advanced)
- Founders Park (South Carolina Baseball)
- Bristol Motor Speedway
- Langley Speedway
- Darlington Raceway

* - demolished

Been in the stadium for a game
Former stadiums in Italics.
Baseball:
MLB
Wrigley Field - Chicago
Comiskey Park 1 - Chicago
Comiskey Park 2 now known as Guarenteed Rate Field :banghead: - Chicago
County Stadium - Milwaukee
Miller Park now known as American Family Field  :banghead: - Milwaukee
Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome - Minneapolis
Target Field - Minneapolis
Busch Stadium 1 - St Louis
Busch Stadium 2 - St Louis
Riverfront Stadium - Cincinnati
Comerica Park - Detroit
Coors Field - Denver
Fenway Park - Boston
Shea Staium - Queens
Yankee Stadium 1 - Bronx
Camden Yards - Baltimore
The Ballpark in Arlington - Arlington, TX
Citizens Bank Park - Philadelphia
Oakland-Alemeda Coliseum - Oakland

Minor League (Affiliated and Non Affiliated)
Kane County Cougars - Geneva, IL
Joliet Slammers - Joliet, IL
Schaumburg Flyers - Schaumburg, IL
Connecticut Destroyers - Norwich, CT
Brooklyn Cyclones - Brooklyn, NY
Wisconsin Timber Rattlers - Appleton, WI
Reno Aces - Reno, NV

Football:
NFL
County Stadium - Milwaukee (last Packers season opener 1994)
Lambeau Field - Green Bay
Soldier Field 1 - Chicago
Soldier Field 2 - Chicago
Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome - Minneapolis
Pontiac Silverdome - Pontiac
Edward Jones Dome - St Louis
Ford Field - Detroit
Bank of America Stadium - Charlotte

College
Lucas Oil Field - Indianapolis (Big Ten Championship)
Ross Ade Stadium - West Lafayette, IN
Camp Randall Stadium - Madison, WI
Huskie Stadium (NIU) - DeKalb, IL
Beaver Stadium - State College, PA
Soldier Field 2 - Chicago (NIU vs Wisconsin)
Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome - Minneapolis, MN (St Thomas vs St Johns, Fuck the Johnies!)
Memorial Stadium - Champaign, IL
O'Shaughnessy Stadium - St Paul, MN (U of St Thomas)
Ryan Field - Evanston, IL

Basketball:
United Center - Chicago
Bradley Center - Milwaukee
Target Center - Minneapolis

Hockey:
United Center - Chicago

Auto Racing:
Chicagoland Motor Speedway - Joliet, IL

Wrestling:
All State Arena - Rosemont, IL
Conseco Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
Metro Center - Moline, IL
Bradley Center - Milwaukee

Driven past the stadium
Baseball:
Pac Bell Park - San Francisco
Chase Park - Phoenix
Jacobs Field - Cleveland
PNC Park - Pittsburgh
Great American Ballpark - Cincinnati

Football:
Paul Brown Stadium - Cincinnati
Cleveland Browns Stadium - Cleveland
US Bank Field - Minneapolis
TCF Bank Stadium - Minneapolis
Texas Stadium - Irving, TX
Hall of Fame Stadium - Canton, OH
Heinz Field - Pittsburgh
Lincoln Financial Field - Philadelphia
RFK Stadium - Washington
Met Life Stadium - East Rutherford, NJ
Yale Bowl - New Haven, CT
Georgia Dome - Atlanta
Citrus Bowl - Orlando

Basketball:
Fiserv Forum - Milwaukee
Wells Fargo Center - Philadelphia
TD Garden - Boston

Auto Racing:
Darlington Raceway - Darlington, SC
Road America - Elkhart Lake, WI
Indianapolis Motor Speedway - Indianapolis
Michigan Int'l Speedway - Brooklyn, MI

Miller Park is still Miller Park.  Next year is the year of the name change.

Quote from: SEWIGuy on July 31, 2020, 11:10:31 AM
Miller Park is still Miller Park.  Next year is the year of the name change.

I thought the name change happened already. Thanks for the clarification.

NFL: Paul Brown Stadium (CIN), Lucas Oil Stadium (IND) (watching state marching band championship, something I would recommend)

MLB: Wrigley Field (CHC), Great American Ballpark (CIN), Nationals Park (WSH)

MiLB: Isotopes Park (ABQ), Louisville Slugger Field (LVL), Parkview Field (FW), Appalachian Power Park (WV)

NBA/NHL: none

G League/Minor League Hockey: Allen County War Memorial Coliseum (FW)

NCAA: Joan C Edwards Stadium (Marshall), Ross-Ade Stadium (Purdue), Mackey Arena (Purdue), Scheumann Stadium (Ball State)

Driven By and Seen from Outside: Talladega Superspeedway, Texas Motor Speedway, Bowling Green Basketball Arena, KFC Yum Center (Louisville, anyone who's driven on the new bridge has seen it, and Papa John's Stadium), Davis Wade Stadium (Miss State), Bryant Denny Stadium (Alabama), WVU Coliseum (seen from NB I-79), and more that I can't remember at this time

I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

Stadiums I have visited:

PNC Park - Pittsburgh, PA
Heinz Field - Pittsburgh, PA
PPG Paints Arena - Pittsburgh, PA
Wells Fargo Center - Philadelphia, PA
Progressive Field - Cleveland, OH
Wild Things Park - Washington, PA (Washington Wild Things - Frontier League baseball)
Veterans Memorial Arena - Jacksonville, FL
*Three Rivers Stadium - Pittsburgh, PA
*Civic Arena - Pittsburgh, PA

Driven/walked past and seen from outside:

Rocket Mortgage Field House - Cleveland, OH
FirstEnergy Stadium - Cleveland, OH
Beaver Stadium, Bryce Jordan Center and Medlar Field at Lubrano Park - State College, PA
Madison Square Garden - New York, NY
Nassau Coliseum - Uniondale, NY
Yankee Stadium - New York, NY
Peterson Events Center - Pittsburgh, PA
*Pitt Stadium - Pittsburgh, PA
Lincoln Financial Field and Citizens Bank Park - Philadelphia, PA
Giant Center - Hershey, PA
M&T Bank Stadium - Baltimore, MD
PNG Field - Altoona, PA
Mountaineer Field and WVU Coliseum - Morgantown, WV
Wesbanco Arena - Wheeling, WV
Bank of America Stadium - Charlotte, NC
TIAA Bank Field and 121 Financial Ballpark - Jacksonville, FL
Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park - Seattle, WA
Tacoma Dome - Tacoma, WA
Rogers Centre and Scotiabank Arena - Toronto, ON
KeyBank Center - Buffalo, NY



* denotes former venues

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 17, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

When did you see a game at Globe Life Field in Arlington?

Fenway Park-Boston
MassMutual Center-Springfield

XL Center-Hartford
Dunkin Donuts Park-Hartford
New Britain Stadium-New Britain
Dodd Stadium-Norwich

Yankee Stadium 1923 and 2009-Bronx
Citi Field-Queens

Oriole Park at Camden Yards-Baltimore

Quote from: cabiness42 on February 18, 2021, 07:10:56 AM

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 17, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

When did you see a game at Globe Life Field in Arlington?

Is that one in Arlington new?? I guess I'll need to add it.

Oakland coliseum and the Golden one center are the places I been to.

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 18, 2021, 08:54:06 AM

Quote from: cabiness42 on February 18, 2021, 07:10:56 AM

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 17, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

When did you see a game at Globe Life Field in Arlington?

Is that one in Arlington new?? I guess I'll need to add it.

Yes, it opened in 2020. Unless you went to the NLCS or World Series, you haven't seen a game there.

Both the Braves and Rangers had new stadiums built in the 90's and both have already been replaced. Granted the Braves stadium was built for the 1996 Olympics but it was configured for the Braves the following season and wasn't very old. The Rangers ballpark they abandoned wasn't even 30 years old.

Quote from: cabiness42 on February 26, 2021, 07:30:35 AM

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 18, 2021, 08:54:06 AM

Quote from: cabiness42 on February 18, 2021, 07:10:56 AM

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 17, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

When did you see a game at Globe Life Field in Arlington?

Is that one in Arlington new?? I guess I'll need to add it.

Yes, it opened in 2020. Unless you went to the NLCS or World Series, you haven't seen a game there.

Looks like I'll need to revisit Arlington. I wasn't aware. The previous one didn't seem too old, and from what I've read here, it wasn't.

MLB
Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN
Mile High Stadium, Denver, CO
Coors Field, Denver, CO
Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City, MO
Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL
SkyDome, Toronto, ON
(Old) Yankee Stadium, New York, NY
Fenway Park, Boston, MA
Safeco Field, Seattle, WA
Target Field, Minneapolis, MN

Minor League Baseball
Shrine on Airline, New Orleans, LA
Louisville Slugger Stadium, Louisville, KY
121 Financial Ballpark, Jacksonville, FL

College Baseball
Rosenblatt Stadium, Omaha, NE

NFL
Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN
Mile High Stadium, Denver, CO
TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville, FL
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO
Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis, MO
NRG Stadium, Houston, TX
Lumen Field, Seattle, WA
Empower Field, Denver, CO

College Football
Hughes Stadium, Fort Collins, CO
Falcon Stadium, Colorado Springs, CO
TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville, FL
Memorial Field, Lawrence, KS
Tropicana Bowl, Orlando, FL
Ryan Field, Evanston, IL

NBA
Target Center, Minneapolis, MN
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Bell Center, Denver, CO

College Basketball
Williams Arena, Minneapolis, MN
Moby Arena, Fort Collins, CO
Allen Fieldhouse, Lawrence, KS
Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO
T-Mobile Arena, Kansas City, MO

NHL
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Bell Center, Denver, CO

MLS
Arrowhead Field, Kansas City, MO
Legends Field, Kansas City, KS
Children's Mercy Park, Kansas City, KS
Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Denver, CO

Chris

I just find it funny that the Rangers previous ballpark was built during the era where they were building retro classic ballparks instead of the cookie cutters from the 60's-80's and that they didn't address the issue of playing in hot weather in Texas in the summer by putting a retractable roof on the stadium that opened in 1994.

The Braves ballpark, they whined because of the location of the stadium. Not real easily accessible via Atlanta's transit system and built around a parking lot that sat on the former Fulton County Stadium site so even though it was in the center of Atlanta it wasn't the easiest ballpark to access. Now they built a new ballpark near I-75 and I-285 on the north side of Atlanta which is easier accessible but still don't see the reason to leave a fairly new ballpark.

Maybe the Tigers can get a new stadium built soon, Comerica Park is over 20 years old and I have never liked Comerica Park since day one. One reason is that it's too spread out and some of the sightlines are terrible and last but not least it replaced Tiger Stadium, the Tigers real ballpark. A newer ballpark that I think is really nice, fits in with it's surroundings nice and is an overall nice ballpark to see a baseball game in and that's Progressive Field in Cleveland. Not many bad seats at that ballpark.

Quote from: Flint1979 on February 26, 2021, 11:49:10 AM
The Braves ballpark, they whined because of the location of the stadium. Not real easily accessible via Atlanta's transit system and built around a parking lot that sat on the former Fulton County Stadium site so even though it was in the center of Atlanta it wasn't the easiest ballpark to access. Now they built a new ballpark near I-75 and I-285 on the north side of Atlanta which is easier accessible but still don't see the reason to leave a fairly new ballpark.

The new location is even worse for transit accessibility. Mostly because Cobb County has a bunch of NIMBYs who want nothing to do with MARTA. If you’re coming from downtown, getting up there via public transit requires two bus transfers from the rail line.

The Braves did not move because of the stadium location. They moved because their stadium needed some upgrades and Atlanta city officials weren’t about to give them a bunch of money to do it (even as they funded Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Falcons, who consistently do worse in their league than the Braves). But Cobb County was...and that’s where they went. It just so happened that the majority of season ticket holders lived in the north and northwest suburbs, which it seems was only used to justify the move after it was a done deal.

The Braves lost a huge chunk of their fan base on the south and east sides of the metro. Indeed, attendance at SunTrust/Truist is well below what it was at Turner.

Quote from: US 89 on February 28, 2021, 10:30:08 AM

Quote from: Flint1979 on February 26, 2021, 11:49:10 AM
The Braves ballpark, they whined because of the location of the stadium. Not real easily accessible via Atlanta's transit system and built around a parking lot that sat on the former Fulton County Stadium site so even though it was in the center of Atlanta it wasn't the easiest ballpark to access. Now they built a new ballpark near I-75 and I-285 on the north side of Atlanta which is easier accessible but still don't see the reason to leave a fairly new ballpark.

The new location is even worse for transit accessibility. Mostly because Cobb County has a bunch of NIMBYs who want nothing to do with MARTA. If you're coming from downtown, getting up there via public transit requires two bus transfers from the rail line.

The Braves did not move because of the stadium location. They moved because their stadium needed some upgrades and Atlanta city officials weren't about to give them a bunch of money to do it (even as they funded Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Falcons, who consistently do worse in their league than the Braves). But Cobb County was...and that's where they went. It just so happened that the majority of season ticket holders lived in the north and northwest suburbs, which it seems was only used to justify the move after it was a done deal.

The Braves lost a huge chunk of their fan base on the south and east sides of the metro. Indeed, attendance at SunTrust/Truist is well below what it was at Turner.

Sounds similar to the Chargers leaving San Diego. The city didn't want to build a new stadium, despite the Padres, arguably worse in their league until recently, had the newer Petco Park....which I'm sure Gaslamp businesses love. Anyway....

I recall hearing that they also justified the move saying a large portion of the Chargers fan base was in the Inland Empire, OC, and LA area so away they went.

Quote from: KeithE4Phx on April 25, 2019, 12:45:15 AM
MLB:
Comiskey Park I, Chicago IL (Chicago White Sox)
Comiskey Park II (now Guaranteed Rate Field), Chicago IL (Chicago White Sox)
Wrigley Field, Chicago IL (Chicago Cubs)
Milwaukee County Stadium, Milwaukee WI (Milwaukee Brewers)
Fenway Park, Boston MA (Boston Red Sox)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco CA  (San Francisco Giants)
BankOne Ballpark/Chase Field, Phoenix AZ (Arizona Diamondbacks)
Tempe Diablo Stadium, Tempe AZ (Spring training home of the LA Angels)

MiLB (I'll have to go just with team and city here -- the ballpark names escape me, and probably have been renamed anyway):
Kane County Cougars, Geneva IL
San Jose Giants, San Jose CA
Phoenix Firebirds, Scottsdale AZ

NFL:
Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe AZ (Arizona Cardinals)

College Football:
Memorial Stadium, Bloomington IN (Indiana Hoosiers)
O.R. Latham Stadium, Cedar Falls IA (Northern Iowa Panthers)
Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe AZ (Arizona State Sun Devils)
Riggs Stadium, Mesa AZ (Mesa CC Thunderbirds)

College Basketball:
Assembly Hall (now Simon Skjott Assy Hall), Bloomington IN (Indiana Hoosiers)
IU Fieldhouse (now Gladstein Fieldhouse), Bloomington IN (Indiana Hoosiers)

MLB:
Milwaukee County Stadium and Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers)
Wrigley Field, Chicago IL (Chicago Cubs)
PNC Park(Pittsburgh Pirates)
Great American Ballpark(Cincinnati Reds)
Busch Stadium II(St. Louis Cardinals)
Dolphins Stadium(Then Florida, now Miami Marlins)
Shea Stadium(Mets)
Comiskey Park II (now Guaranteed Rate Field), Chicago IL (Chicago White Sox)
Comerica Park(Detroit Tigers)
Progressive Field(Cleveland Indians)
Kauffman Stadium(Kansas City Royals)
Metrodome and Target Field(Minnesota Twins)
Yankee Stadium(New York Yankees)........this was in 2007 so however you classify the House they Ruth built with it's 70's renovations
Tropicana Field(Tampa Bay Rays, at time of watching was Devil Rays)
Roger's Centre(Toronto Blue Jays)
Minute Maid Park(Houston Astros)
Ballpark in Arlington(Texas Rangers)

MiLB:
Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (Appleton, WI) currently Brewers A-Ball affiliate


NFL:
Lambeau Field(Green Bay Packers)
Metrodome(Minnesota Vikings)
RCA Dome(Indianapolis Colts)
AT&T Stadium(Dallas Cowboys)

College Football:
Camp Randall(Wisconsin Badgers)
Memorial Stadium(Illinois Fighting Illini)

College Basketball:
Brown County Arena and Resch Center(Green Bay Phoenix)
Kohn Center and UW Fieldhouse(Wisconsin Badgers)
Hinkle Fieldhouse(Butler Bulldogs)

NBA:
Bradley Center(Milwaukee Bucks)

For neutral site games saw Marquette vs Southern Miss at Resch Center, saw UW vs LSU at Lambeau Field

Note that this is organized by when I attended a game at a specific facility, so some entries (especially with MiLB sites) may seem off when it comes to venue name or a team's level of play.

MLB
Nationals Park
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Oracle Park
Kauffman Stadium
RFK Stadium
Turner Field

MiLB
AAA
NBT Bank Stadium (Syracuse Chiefs)
BB&T Ballpark (Charlotte Knights, AAA All-Star Game)
Durhmam Bulls Athletic Park (Durham Bulls)
Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides)
Coca-Cola Park (Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs)

AA
FNB Field (Harrisburg Senators)
Prince George's Stadium (Bowie Baysox)
Northeast Delta Dental Stadium (New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Eastern League All-Star Game)
The Diamond (Richmond Flying Squirrels)

High-A
Pfitzner Stadium (Potomac Nationals)
Falwell Field (Lynchburg Hillcats)
Frawley Stadium (Wilmington Blue Rocks)
Salem Memorial Ballpark (Salem Red Sox)
Harry Grove Stadium (Frederick Keys, former)
Five County Stadium (Carolina Mudcats)
Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium (Jupiter Hammerheads/Palm Beach Cardinals, Florida State League All-Star Game)

Low-A
Municipal Stadium (Hagerstown Suns)
Perdue Stadium (Delmarva Shorebirds)
Whitaker Bank Ballpark (Lexington Legends, South Atlantic League All-Star Game)
First Energy Park (Lakewood BlueClaws)
Monongalia County Ballpark (West Virginia Black Bears)

Short Season-A
Falcon Park (Auburn Doubledays)
Lubrano Park (State College Spikes)
Ripken Stadium (Aberdeen Ironbirds, New York-Penn League All-Star Game)

NBA / NHL
Capital One Arena
Capital Centre
Phillips Arena

College BB
Convocation Center (James Madison University)
Capital One Arena (Georgetown)
McDonough Gymnasium (Georgetown [occasional use])
Capital Centre (Georgetown)
Patriot Center (George Mason University)
Robin Center (Richmond University)
SECU Arena (Towson)
Towson Center (Towson)
Kaplan Arena (William & Mary)
Alumni Gym (Elon)
Daskalakis Athletic Center (Drexel)
Trask Coliseum (UNC-Wilmington)
Siegel Center (Virginia Commonwealth)
Constant Convocation Center (Old Dominion)
Bender Arena (American)
Alumni Hall (US Naval Academy)
Memorial Gymnasium (Vanderbilt)
Smith Center (George Washington University)
Continental Airline Arena / Meadowlands (Seton Hall)
Rutgers Athletic Center (Rutgers)
Georgia Dome (2004 NCAA Women's Final Four)
Richmond Coliseum (CAA Tournament)
Show Place Arena (Women's CAA Tournament)

College FB
Bridgeforth Stadium (James Madison University)
Toyota Stadium (San Antonio FC, 2016 NCAA FCS Championship, JMU over Youngstown State)
Zable Stadium (William & Mary)
Villanova Stadium (Villanova)
Williams Stadium (Liberty University)
Johnny Unitas Stadium (Towson)
FedEx Field
RFK Stadium

Others
LaValle Stadium (Stony Brook, 2018 NCAA WLAX Championship, JMU over Boston College)
Veterans Memorial Stadium Complex (JMU, baseball and softball)
Long Field/Mauck Stadium (JMU, baseball, former)
Royal Farms Arena (Baltimore Blast)

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 17, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

I've been to 2/3 of those...Nats Park and Great American

My MLB parks list isn't that long (listed earlier in the thread), but I made it a point to get all the NL Central parks clinched - Great American was the straggler for a while

Quote from: ilpt4u on April 24, 2021, 03:41:57 PM

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 17, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

I've been to 2/3 of those...Nats Park and Great American

My MLB parks list isn't that long (listed earlier in the thread), but I made it a point to get all the NL Central parks clinched - Great American was the straggler for a while

Have you been to the Rangers' new digs?  I wasn't aware until this thread that they got a new one, and I don't think they had any fans there last season for the inaugural, much like where the Raiders play now.

Major League Baseball:
Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati Reds)
Great American Ballpark (Cincinnati Reds)
Cleveland Stadium (Cleveland Indians)
Jacobs Field (Cleveland Indians)
Skydome (Toronto Blue Jays)
Wrigley Field (Chicago Cubs)
Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers)
Fulton County Stadium (Atlanta Braves)
Current Yankee Stadium (New York Yankees)
Old Busch Stadium (St. Louis Cardinals)

College Football:
Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati Bearcats, but I went there for some high school games)

College Basketball:
Cincinnati Gardens (Xavier Musketeers)
Cintas Center (Xavier Musketeers-went there to get my COVID vaccine)

Other:
Riverfront Coliseum/US Bank Arena (Cincinnati-attended various events)
Allstate Arena (Chicago-attended for WWE)

Quote from: OCGuy81 on April 30, 2021, 01:53:34 PM

Quote from: ilpt4u on April 24, 2021, 03:41:57 PM

Quote from: OCGuy81 on February 17, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
I've got only three stadiums in MLB to visit before I've visited them all.

The Braves new stadium.

Great American Ballpark in Cincy

The stadium the Nationals play at.

I've been to 2/3 of those...Nats Park and Great American

My MLB parks list isn't that long (listed earlier in the thread), but I made it a point to get all the NL Central parks clinched - Great American was the straggler for a while

Have you been to the Rangers' new digs?  I wasn't aware until this thread that they got a new one, and I don't think they had any fans there last season for the inaugural, much like where the Raiders play now.

From tv their new place looks to be sweet.  I liked the Ballpark in Arlington(what I call it) but the fact that stadium wasn't domed is why it was replaced. Ballpark in Arlington was a perfectly fine ballpark

Preemptive shrug at hastily going with the name I'm most familiar with the venue as and assuredly getting a handful of sponsors wrong.


MLB

Active:
Citi Field (New York Mets)
Truist Park (Atlanta Braves)
Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia Phillies)
Nationals Park (Washington Nationals)
PNC Park (Pittsburgh Pirates)
Wrigley Field (Chicago Cubs)
Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers)
Great American Ballpark (Cincinnati Reds)
Busch Stadium (St. Louis Cardinals)
Coors Field (Colorado Rockies)
Pac Bell Park (San Francisco Giants)
Fenway Park (Boston Red Sox)
Skydome/Rogers Centre (Toronto Blue Jays)
Camden Yards (Baltimore Orioles)
Jacobs Field (Cleveland Indians)
U.S. Cellular Field (Chicago White Sox)
Comerica Park (Detroit Tigers)
Target Field (Minnesota Twins)
Safeco Field (Seattle Mariners)

Defunct:
Three Rivers Stadium (Pittsburgh Pirates)
Veterans Stadium (Philadelphia Phillies)
Metrodome (Minnesota Twins)


MiLB

Currently affiliated:
Huntington Park (Columbus Clippers)
Victory Field (Indianapolis Indians)
Louisville Slugger Field (Louisville Bats)
Fifth Third Field (Toledo Mud Hens)
Coca-Cola Park (Lehigh Valley IronPigs)
PNC Field (Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders)
First Tennessee Park (Nashville Sounds)
Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides)
Canal Park (Akron RubberDucks)
Blair County Ballpark (Altoona Curve)
Prince George's Stadium (Bowie Baysox)
FNB Field (Harrisburg Senators)
The Diamond (Richmond Flying Squirrels)
Dickey-Stephens Park (Arkansas Travelers)
Ripken Stadium (Aberdeen Ironbirds)
MCU Park (Brooklyn Cyclones)
FirstEnergy Park (Lakewood BlueClaws)
Perdue Stadium (Delmarva Shorebirds)

Affiliated when I saw them, but no longer are:
Appalachian Power Park (West Virginia Power)
Monongalia County Ballpark (Morgantown Black Bears)
Whitaker Bank Ballpark (Lexington Legends)
Municipal Stadium (Hagerstown Suns)
Harry Grove Stadium (Frederick Keys)
Trenton Thunder Ballpark (Trenton Thunder)

Unaffiliated:
Midway Stadium (defunct) (St. Paul Saints)
Point Stadium (defunct) (Johnstown Johnnies)
V.A. Memorial Stadium (Chillicothe Paints)
Wild Things Park (Washington Wild Things)


NFL
Heinz Field (Pittsburgh Steelers)
Browns Stadium (Cleveland Browns)
M&T Stadium (Baltimore Ravens)
Gillette Stadium (New England Patriots)


NHL
Civic Arena (defunct) (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Consol Energy Center (Pittsburgh Penguins)
TD Garden (Boston Bruins)


NBA
TD Garden (Boston Celtics)


MLS
RFK Stadium (defunct) (DC United)
Audi Field (DC United)
Gillette Stadium (New England Revolution)
Toyota Park (defunct for MLS) (Chicago Fire)
Talen Energy Stadium (Philadelphia Union)


USL
Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh Riverhounds)
Bearcat Stadium (defunct) (Cleveland City Stars)


Other professional soccer
White Hart Lane (Tottenham Hotspur)
Wembley (Tottenham Hotspur)
Stade de Geneve (Servette FC)


NCAA Football
Pitt Stadium (defunct) (U. of Pittsburgh)
Heinz Field (U. of Pittsburgh)
Glass Bowl (U. of Toledo)
Dix Stadium (Kent State U.)
Sun Bowl (n/a - multiple Sun Bowl games)


NCAA Basketball
Fitzgerald Field House (defunct) (U. of Pittsburgh)
Petersen Events Center (U. of Pittsburgh)
Palumbo Center (Duquesne U.)
Matthews Arena (Northeastern U.) - hockey as well
MACC (Kent State U.)

Quote from: wphiii on July 14, 2021, 04:38:16 PM

NBA
TD Garden (Boston Bruins)

Did the Celtics change their name? :bigass:

Quote from: Big John on July 14, 2021, 05:08:46 PM

Quote from: wphiii on July 14, 2021, 04:38:16 PM

NBA
TD Garden (Boston Bruins)

Did the Celtics change their name? :bigass:

Good catch  ;-)

Quote from: ilpt4u on April 25, 2019, 12:41:05 AM
All are attended games, except the short Gate peeks at the end

MLB: Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, Busch Stadium III, Great American Ballpark, PNC Park, Miller Park, Nationals Park, Minute Maid Park, Oracle Park for current facilities. Busch Stadium II and Riverfront Stadium for past facilities

NBA: United Center

NHL: United Center, Enterprise Center, Madison Square Garden, Honda Center, Busch Stadium III for a Winter Classic

NFL: Soldier Field, Ford Field, FedEx Field, Bank of America Stadium, Oakland Coliseum, NRG Stadium, Broncos Stadium at Mile High

NASCAR: Talladega Superspeedway

I have peaked in the gates to Comerica Park and (new) Yankee Stadium

I can now add Dodger Stadium to the list - took a quick trip out to LA a couple weeks back when the Cubbies visited (and dropped 3 of 4) against the Dodgers

MLB: Add PNC Park in Pittsburgh. I went there for two games in June.

Can now add Allianz Field, home of Minnesota United of MLS, to my list, with a plan to finally make it to Target Field in August.

I just added American Family Park in Milwaukee. A very nice stadium but I did not appreciate that, at 90 degrees, they did not close the roof and turn on the AC.

Quote from: cabiness42 on July 26, 2021, 07:10:42 PM
I just added American Family Park in Milwaukee. A very nice stadium but I did not appreciate that, at 90 degrees, they did not close the roof and turn on the AC.

I was down in Miami last month where the Marlins did have the dome closed in 90 degree heat, and the air set at about 50 degrees. It was cold in there!

Quote from: cabiness42 on July 26, 2021, 07:10:42 PM
I just added American Family Park in Milwaukee. A very nice stadium but I did not appreciate that, at 90 degrees, they did not close the roof and turn on the AC.

The only AC there are in the club level concourse and the luxury suites.

Quote from: ilpt4u on July 17, 2021, 09:57:04 PM

Quote from: ilpt4u on April 25, 2019, 12:41:05 AM
All are attended games, except the short Gate peeks at the end

MLB: Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, Busch Stadium III, Great American Ballpark, PNC Park, Miller Park, Nationals Park, Minute Maid Park, Oracle Park, Dodger Stadium for current facilities. Busch Stadium II and Riverfront Stadium for past facilities

NBA: United Center

NHL: United Center, Enterprise Center, Madison Square Garden, Honda Center, Busch Stadium III for a Winter Classic

NFL: Soldier Field, Ford Field, FedEx Field, Bank of America Stadium, NRG Stadium, Broncos Stadium at Mile High, Allegiant Stadium for current facilities. Oakland Coliseum for past facilities

NASCAR: Talladega Superspeedway

I have peaked in the gates to Comerica Park and (new) Yankee Stadium

I can now add Dodger Stadium to the list - took a quick trip out to LA a couple weeks back when the Cubbies visited (and dropped 3 of 4) against the Dodgers

And now I can add Allegiant Stadium for the Raiders opener with fans. Edited my initial post also to make it current

Added Busch Stadium and Kauffman Stadium (MLB) in July.

Giants Stadium ( now gone), and Shea Stadium ( also gone).

Ben Hill Griffin (Florida Gators), Qualcomm Stadium (San Diego Chargers), the Liberty Bowl (Memphis), Philips Arena (Atlanta Hawks), MM Roberts Stadium (Southern Miss), and the former Comiskey Park (Chicago White Sox).

Seen but not visited: Michigan Stadium, Cardinals Stadium (Louisville), Mercedes-Benz (New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons), Soldier Field (Chicago), Bryant-Denny (Alabama), Bobby Dodd Stadium (Georgia Tech), William & Mary (don't know the name, but stayed at a hotel within walking distance), Tiger Stadium (LSU), Vaught-Hemingway (Ole Miss) and Davis Wade (Mississippi State).

Quote from: roadman65 on January 05, 2022, 07:52:16 PM
Giants Stadium ( now gone), and Shea Stadium ( also gone).

Can I interest you in a trip to Columbus, OH or Bloomington, IN?

My updated list...

Attended games:

MLB
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Progressive Field
Great American Ballpark
Comerica Park
PNC Field
Turner Field
Wrigley Field
Oracle Park

NFL
FirstEnergy Stadium*
Paul Brown Stadium
Lucas Oil Stadium (Big Ten Championship Game)

NBA
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse

NHL
Nationwide Arena
Joe Louis Arena

MLS
Historic Crew Stadium
Lower.com Field

D1 College Football
Ohio Stadium*
Michigan Stadium
Sanford Stadium (Georgia)
Nippert Stadium* (Cincinnati)
Doyt Perry Stadium (Bowling Green)

D1 College Basketball
Value City Arena (Ohio State)
St. John Arena* (Ohio State)
James A. Rhodes Arena (Akron)

D1 College Hockey
Value City Arena*

Toured or set foot inside of not for a game:
Lambeau Field
Fenway Park
War Memorial Stadium* (Wyoming)
Fifth Third Arena* (Cincinnati)
Anderson Arena* (Bowling Green)

* venues where I have been on the field/playing surface

And then there's a whole bunch of others that I have seen and/or photographed from the outside but have not set foot inside. 

I have been to (to watch a game), for baseball:

Arlington Stadium
The Ballpark in Arlington
The Astrodome
Minute Maid Park (I actually went to a game during all three of it's names)
Wrigley Field
Comiskey Park (The one that's now U.S. Cellular)
Bank One Ballpark (Chase Field)
Angels Stadium in Anaheim (Can we just call it Anaheim Stadium already?)
Dodger Stadium
Qualcom Stadium
Petco Park
Oriole Park and Camden Yards
Citizen's Bank Park
Shea Stadium
Yankee Stadium (the second one, not the current third one)
Fenway Park
RFK Stadium
PNC Park
Great American Ballpark
Oracle Park
The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Turner Field
Coors Field

Honorable Mention is Rogers Centre.  I watched an Argonauts game, not a Blue Jay's game

I have been to the outside of:
Progressive Field (Jacobs)
Tropicana Field
Joe Robbie Stadium (when the Marlins still played there and I don't remember which one of the 342 names it had the day I visited)
T Mobile Park
Citi Field
Current Yankee Stadium
Kaufman Stadium
Comerica Park
I watched Game 4 of the 2013 World Series through tunnel from the outside of Busch Stadium
I was inside Olympic Stadium because the Montreal Marathon ended inside the stadium.  This was 7 years after the Expos left.

I have watched NFL Games at:
Texas Stadium
AT&T Stadium
Candlestick Park
Lambeau Field
I have watched a few college games at NRG Stadium

I have been to, but outside:
Arrowhead Stadium
Soldier Field
Lucas Oil Stadium
Lincoln Financial Field
Highmark Stadium
Heinz Field
Paul Brown Stadium
Nissan Stadium
The Superdome
Century Link Field
I saw SoFi Being built
Again, went to Qualcom, The Astrodome and The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum to see the Padres, Astros and A's respectively, and in all instances the town's NFL team was still located in that town and played in that stadium. 
Invesco at Mile High Stadium
Giant's Stadium
That place in Jacksonville

NFL
Packers - Lambeau Field
Rams - Jones Stadium St Louis

MLB
Cardinals - Current and previous Busch Stadiums
Royals - Kauffman Stadium
Indians - Progressive Field
Cubs - Wrigley Field
Brewers - Milwaukee County Stadium
Nationals - Nationals Park
Twins - Hammond Stadium (spring training)

Minor League Baseball
Round Rock Express - Dell Stadium
Norfolk Tides - Harbor Park
Gateway Grizzlies - GCS Credit Union Ballpark

Hockey
Blues - Both St Louis Arena and Enterprise Center

Also toured both the Cowboys' AT&T Stadium and the Toronto Blue Jays' Rogers Centre

Doesn't really count but my high school stadium was the Packers original City Stadium until Lambeau Field (the new City Stadium) was built in the late 1950's.

NFL: FedExField, M&T Bank Stadium (for an event registration not a Ravens game), Heinz Field (for the Capitals-Penguins Winter Classic not a Steelers game)

MLB: Fenway Park, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, RFK Stadium (during Nationals' first three seasons), Nationals Park (for many Nats games plus Caps-Blackhawks Winter Classic)

NHL: Capital One Arena (also an NBA venue, but I've never attended an NBA game anywhere)

NCAA: Cole Field House (for a gymnastics event not Terps basketball)

MiLB: Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium (Aberdeen IronBirds games plus a Hawaii-Mexico CRWS game)

NASCAR: Dover Motor Speedway, Pocono Raceway

Driven or walked past or under but not been inside: Philadelphia sports complex (Eagles/Phillies/Flyers/76ers), the current Madison Square Garden (been in Penn Station below it), both old and new Giants/Jets stadiums, Prudential Center (rode past on Amtrak), KeyBank Center (Buffalo not Seattle), Consol Energy Center and Mellon Arena, the Seattle Seahawks' and Mariners' stadiums, Nationwide Arena, Tropicana Field, FedExForum (Memphis Grizzlies), all St. Louis pro venues as of my 2008 visit (Rams/Cardinals/Blues), Giant Center (Hershey Bears), the Frederick Keys' and Bowie Baysox' ballparks, Richmond Raceway, Daytona International Speedway, and what's left of Nazareth Speedway.

Over the past year, I've seen just about every team play at home in Seattle, except for NFL and XFL.

Attended Events

Soccer:
CenturyLink Field / Qwest Field (Seattle) - MLS (+CCL), NWSL, and USMNT
Olympiastadion (Berlin) - Bundesliga
Stade Saputo (Montreal) - MLS

Football:
Qwest Field (Seattle) - NFL

Baseball:
Safeco Field (Seattle) - MLB

Rugby:
Starfire Sports Complex (Tukwila) - MLR

Hockey:
Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle) - NHL
Angel of the Winds Arena (Everett) - WHL

Basketball:
Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle) - WNBA

Other:
Tacoma Dome (Tacoma) - Bernie Sanders rally

Visited

Soccer:
Banc of California Stadium, Los Angeles FC (MLS)
Mapfre Stadium, Columbus Crew SC (MLS)
BC Place Stadium, Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS)
Providence Park, Portland Timbers (MLS)
RFK Stadium, DC United (MLS)
White Hart Lane, London (Tottenham Hotspur, since demolished)
Westfalenstadion, Dortmund (Borussia Dortmund)

Baseball:
Coamerica Park, Detroit Tigers (MLB)
Petco Park, San Diego Padres (MLB)

Football:
Husky Stadium, UW Huskies (NCAA)
Ohio Stadium, OSU Buckeyes (NCAA)
Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego Chargers (NFL)
Sam Boyd Stadium, UNLV (NCAA)

Hockey:
T-Mobile Arena, LV Golden Nights (NHL)

Minor League Baseball
The Diamond (Richmond Flying Squirrels)

College Sports
Davenport Field (Virginia Baseball)
John Paul Jones Arena (Virginia Basketball)

NASCAR
Richmond International Speedway

Possibly visiting this year

MLB
Nationals Park (Washington Nationals)
Camden Yards (Baltimore Orioles)

NFL
AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys)

MLB: Cinergy Field (Riverfront Stadium), Great American Ballpark (Cincinnati)
NCAAMBB: Norfolk Scope (Norfolk, VA), Carrier Dome (Syracuse, NY), Fifth Third Arena (Cincinnati), Thompson-Bolling Arena (Knoxville, TN-visited as I had a delivery there in 2004)
MiLB: Met Park, Harbor Park (Norfolk), Champion Window Field (Florence, KY)
IHL: Cincinnati Gardens
NCAAWBB: Firststar Center (Cincinnati-Women's Final Four practices in 1997)
NCAAF: Foreman Field (Norfolk)
Took a tour of and ride around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Quote from: ilpt4u on September 15, 2021, 10:35:42 PM

Quote from: ilpt4u on July 17, 2021, 09:57:04 PM

Quote from: ilpt4u on April 25, 2019, 12:41:05 AM
All are attended games, except the short Gate peeks at the end

MLB: Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, Busch Stadium III, Great American Ballpark, PNC Park, Miller Park, Nationals Park, Minute Maid Park, Oracle Park, Dodger Stadium for current facilities. Busch Stadium II and Riverfront Stadium for past facilities

NBA: United Center

NHL: United Center, Enterprise Center, Madison Square Garden, Honda Center, Busch Stadium III for a Winter Classic

NFL: Soldier Field, Ford Field, FedEx Field, Bank of America Stadium, NRG Stadium, Broncos Stadium at Mile High, Allegiant Stadium for current facilities. Oakland Coliseum for past facilities

NASCAR: Talladega Superspeedway

I have peaked in the gates to Comerica Park and (new) Yankee Stadium

I can now add Dodger Stadium to the list - took a quick trip out to LA a couple weeks back when the Cubbies visited (and dropped 3 of 4) against the Dodgers

And now I can add Allegiant Stadium for the Raiders opener with fans. Edited my initial post also to make it current

Totally forgot to update and add Petco Park, after taking in Game 4 NLDS Dodgers/Padres last year in Sunny (actually Rainy that day) San Diego

World Baseball Classic has the brain in baseball mode

NBA/NHL: Add in Ball Arena for me

Quote from: frankenroad on April 25, 2019, 10:03:50 AM
Attended games:

MLB:
- Crosley Field, Cincinnati (including my 7th birthday party)
- Riverfront Stadium/Cinergy Field - Cincinnati
- Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati
- Coors Field, Denver
- Memorial Stadium, Baltimore

NFL
- Riverfront Stadium/Cinergy Field - Cincinnati
- Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati
- RFK Stadium, Washington
- Heinz Field, Pittsburgh

NCAA Football
- Nippert Stadium, University of Cincinnati
- Ohio Stadium, The Ohio State University, Columbus
- Memorial Stadium, Indiana U., Bloomington
- Spartan Stadium, Michigan State University, East Lansing

College Stadium for an NFL game:
- Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (2006 Pro-Bowl)

MLS:
- RFK Stadium, Washington

I also got a pre-opening tour of Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati prior to its opening in 1970.

Just realized I left an NCAA Stadium off the list - Memorial Stadium at UC Berkley, Calif.  Was there to see Ohio State play Cal in 2014 - and there were more OSU fans in the stands than California fans.

Surprised I have not responded to this before.

MLB
Phillies, both Veterans Stadium and Citizens Bank Park
Orioles, both Memorial Stadium and Camden Yards
Mets, Citi Field
Red Sox, Fenway Park
Cubs, Wrigley Field (tour and team store only)
A's, Oakland Colliseum
Giants, AT&T Park (or whatever it is called now)
Mariners, T-Mobile Park (on May 27)

College Football
Beaver Stadium - Penn State
Veterans Stadium - Temple
Memorial Stadium - Maryland Terrapins

Soccer
(Old) Giants Stadium - NY Red Bulls
MB&T Stadium (Baltimore) - International Friendly
FedEx Field (Landover, MD) - International Friendly
Lincoln Financial Field (Philly) - International Friendly

Interestingly, for all the football stadiums I have visited, I have never seen a professional football game live.

MLB: Veterans Stadium (demolished), Citizens Bank Park, Camden Yards
NFL: Lincoln Financial Field (not for an NFL game though, been for college football and a concert)
MLS: Subaru Park
NASCAR: Dover Motor Speedway, Pocono Raceway, Watkins Glen International (rode on track, never been to a race), Richmond Raceway, Martinsville Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Daytona International Speedway

Updating my list:

NBA:
Toyota Center (Rockets)
FedEx Forum (Grizzlies and Memphis Tigers)

NFL:
NRG Stadium (Texans and Texas Bowl)

MLB:
Minute Maid Park (Astros)
Petco Park (Padres)

MLS:
Shell Energy Stadium (Dynamo)

NCAAF:
Liberty Bowl (Liberty Bowl, lol)

NCAAB:
Mabee Center (ORU Golden Eagles)

MiLB:
Autozone Park (Redbirds)

Other:
BOK Center [Tulsa, OK] (tour)

NBA
Fiserv Forum (Bucks)
NFL
Empower Field (Broncos)
Lambeau Field (Packers)
Lucas Oil Stadium (Colts)
State Farm Stadium (Cardinals)
MLB
Coors Field (Rockies)
Miller Park (Brewers)
Wrigley Field (Cubs)

I just realized I never posted my complete list:

NFL
Empower Field at Mile High (Broncos)

MLB
Coors Field (Rockies)

NBA
Ball Arena (Nuggets)

AHL
Budweiser Events Center (Eagles)

USL1
TicketSmarter Stadium (Hailstorm FC)

Pioneer Leauge
TicketSmarter Stadium (Owlz)

Non-game visits
Moby Arena (Colorado State Basketball, Volleyball)
Canvas Stadium (Colorado State Football)
Nottingham Field (Northern Colorado Football, Track and Field)
Greeley Ice Haus (Northern Colorado Hockey)
South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena (Tahoe Icemen)

Probably missing some non-game visits.

Due to the promotion and relegation system in place in European leagues, the number of stadiums one has visited can vary. It turns out this season I've been to one La Liga stadium (Montjuic Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, temporary home of FC Barcelona while Camp Nou is rebuilt; when I visited it was still the home of Espanyol), and there were two seasons El Alcoraz in Huesca was there.

I've also been to an ACB (Spanish top tier basketball league) arena, Pabellón Príncipe Felipe in Zaragoza (kinda dated since Felipe has been king for almost a decade now), watching a... handball match.

Here's my list -

Attended games at stadium:

NFL:
Lucas Oil Stadium; Indianapolis, IN - Big Ten Football Championship Game (Purdue Boilermakers vs. Michigan Wolverines)

NBA:
Gainbridge Fieldhouse; Indianapolis, IN - 2 games for the Indiana Pacers
Little Caesars Arena; Detroit, MI - 1 game for the Purdue Boilermakers (NCAA March Madness Elite Eight against Tennessee)

NCAA D1 Football:
Ross-Ade Stadium; West Lafayette, IN - 18 games for the Purdue Boilermakers (my school)
Camp Randall Stadium; Madison, WI - 1 game for the Wisconsin Badgers (Purdue Boilermakers road game)
Memorial Stadium; Champaign, IL - 1 game for the Illinois Fighting Illini (Purdue Boilermakers road game)
Michigan Stadium; Ann Arbor, MI - 1 game for the Michigan Wolverines (Purdue Boilermakers road game)
SHI Stadium; Piscataway, NJ - 1 NJSIAA state championship game

NCAA D1 Basketball:
Mackey Arena; West Lafayette, IN - 20+ games for the Purdue Boilermakers (my school)
Welsh-Ryan Arena; Evanston, IL - 1 game for the Northwestern Wildcats (Purdue Boilermakers road game)
Kohl Center; Madison, WI - 1 game for the Wisconsin Badgers (Purdue Boilermakers road game)

NCAA D1 Volleyball:
Holloway Gymnasium; West Lafayette, IN - 10+ games for the Purdue Boilermakers (my school)
Covelli Center; Columbus, OH - 1 game for the Ohio State Buckeyes (Purdue Boilermakers road game)

AHL:
Coca-Cola Coliseum; Toronto, ON - 1 game for the Purdue Boilermakers (neutral site basketball game against Alabama)

Attended other events at stadium:

NFL:
Lincoln Financial Field; Philadelphia, PA - Metallica concert

NHL:
Prudential Center; Newark, NJ - Megadeth concert

NCAA D1 Basketball:
Petersen Events Center; Pittsburgh, PA - Megadeth/Lamb of God concert
OceanFirst Bank Center; West Long Branch, NJ - 2 NJSIAA invitational track meets

Toured:

IndyCar:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Indianapolis/Speedway, IN

Visited gates:

NFL:
MetLife Stadium; East Rutherford, NJ

NBA:
Madison Square Garden; Manhattan, New York, NY
Wells Fargo Center; Philadelphia, PA
Capital One Arena; Washington, DC

NHL:
Madison Square Garden; Manhattan, New York, NY
Wells Fargo Center; Philadelphia, PA
Capital One Arena; Washington, DC
Enterprise Center; St. Louis, MO

MLB:
Yankee Stadium; Bronx, New York, NY
Citi Field; Queens, New York, NY
Busch Stadium; St. Louis, MO
Oriole Park at Camden Yards; Baltimore, MD

NCAA D1 Football:
Ryan Field; Evanston, IL
Lane Stadium; Blacksburg, VA
Beaver Stadium; State College, PA

NCAA D1 Basketball:
Cassell Coliseum; Blacksburg, VA
Crisler Center; Ann Arbor, MI
Bryce Jordan Center; State College, PA
Binghamton University Events Center; Binghamton/Vestal, NY

NCAA D1 Hockey:
Pegula Ice Arena; State College, PA

Visited Levi's Stadium for the first time yesterday.

MLB:
Shea Stadium (gone)
Citi Field
Yankee Stadium (current one)
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field

MiLB:
Heritage Financial Field (HV Renegades)
Joseph L Bruno Stadium (TC Valley Cats)
Mirabito Stadium (then-Binghamton Mets)
Jackie Robinson Ballpark (then-Dayton Cubs)
Space Coast Stadium (then-Brevard County Manatees)

NHL:
Prudential Center

AHL:
Times Union Center (then-Albany Devils)

ECHL:
Orleans Arena (then-Las Vegas Wranglers)

EPHL:
Danbury Ice Arena (then-Danbury Whalers)

College Basketball:
Christl Arena (USMA)

College Football:
Michie Stadium (USMA)

College Hockey:
Holleder Center (USMA)

Other Stadiums for Concerts Only:
MetLife Stadium
Madison Square Garden
Nassau Coliseum
UBS Arena
Capitol One Arena
XL Center (Hartford)

MLB
Shea Stadium- Flushing, NY
Tropicana Field- St. Pete, FL

NBA & NHL
Madison Square Garden- New York

NFL
Giants Stadium- East Rutherford, NJ

Other Stadiums
Michael Stadium- West Point, NY
Citrus Bowl- Orlando, FL
Meadowlands Arena- East Rutherford, NJ

MLB
Fenway Park, Joe Robbie Stadium, Lockhart Stadium (spring training)

NBA
Miami Arena, American Airlines Arena

NFL
Joe Robbie/Dolphins Stadium

NHL
Miami Arena, National Car Rental Center

NCAA D1 Football
Ben Hill Griffin, Lockhart Stadium, FAU Stadium, Joe Robbie Stadium

NCAA D1 Basketball
O'Connell Center, USF Arena, University of Maryland (awards ceremony for competition in 5th grade)

Motorsports
Sebring International Raceway, Circuito de Catalunya, Daytona Motor Speedway (impromptu tour), Moroso Motorsports Park, Orange Bowl (used for a monster truck event)

An update to my list: I visited the Kohl Center in Madison, WI to watch a basketball game between the Purdue Boilers and the Wisconsin Badgers.

I just saw the Cats gut the Buffs in men's basketball at the CU Events Center:

NFL
Empower Field at Mile High (Broncos)

MLB
Coors Field (Rockies)

NBA
Ball Arena (Nuggets)

AHL
Budweiser Events Center (Eagles)

USL1
TicketSmarter Stadium (Hailstorm FC)

Pioneer Leauge
TicketSmarter Stadium (Owlz)

NCAAB
CU Events Center (Buffaloes)

Non-game visits
Moby Arena (Colorado State Basketball, Volleyball)
Canvas Stadium (Colorado State Football)
Nottingham Field (Northern Colorado Football, Track and Field)
Greeley Ice Haus (Northern Colorado Hockey)
South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena (Tahoe Icemen)

12 in total. Probably missing some non-game visits.

I have two additions to my list so far this NHL season—I went to a Seattle Kraken game at Climate Pledge Arena when I was out there for work in November (I flew out a day early partly to get the chance to go to the game) and I went to a Florida Panthers game at whatever their arena is called this year when we were down there visiting relatives in January. The Seattle arena is a very interesting structure and the two videoboards made for an interesting design concept. The concourses were kind of cramped, which reflects the overall age of the building despite the heavy renovations. The Panthers' arena had nice wide concourses and good sight lines but could use an updated scoreboard.

Added Little Caesars Arena to the list.

Just the tier 1 professional venues.

Cotton Bowl (Cowboys and SMU and concerts)
Texas Stadium (Cowboys, SMU, and High School, and some concerts)
AT&T Stadium (Cowboys NCAA Playoffs, and concerts)

Reunion Arena (Stars, Mavericks, Concerts)
American Airlines Center (Stars, Mavericks, Concerts)
Dallas Convention Center Arena (Chaparrals, Concerts)

Arlington Stadium (Rangers)
The Ballpark at Arlington (Rangers)

Toyota Stadium (Frisco) Concerts

Astrodome (Astros / HS Football)
Toyota Center (Rockets ... vs Mavericks)
MinuteMaid Park ( Astros .... vs Rangers)

Atlanta/Fulton County Stadium (Braves)
Georgia Dome (Concert)
The Omni ( Concert and Circus)

Paycom Center (at the time the Ford Center) (Concert)