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hoosierhateruklover
11-03-2005, 11:14 PM
http://www.ballparkdigest.com/or ballparkwatch.com

http://www.arenadigest.com/

http://www.footballstadiumdigest.com/

http://fieldofschemes.com/

http://www.leagueoffans.org/

http://www.stadiumsofnfl.com/

http://www.ballparkmap.com/

http://www.bball.net/

Inside of these links you can find past stadiums, future stadiums, and present stadiums along with facts and designs. You can also keep up with the political news involving future stadium projects. If anyone else has any please add!

Spanish Moss
11-04-2005, 05:06 AM
Do you have the scale models made by Danbury Mint of Rupp Arena and Commonwealth Stadium?

Rupp Arena comes complete with the NCAA banners hanging from the rafters and the player's jerseys. Mine is missing Rick Pitino. I took a pair of tweezers and removed that sucker. :)

The models are really done right and most schools are available. (although I have not seen one for Papa John)

Thanks for the links, I am a stadium nut also.

KY Blue in Carolina
11-04-2005, 07:46 AM
Florida Cracker wrote: The models are really done right and most schools are available. (although I have not seen one for Papa John)




Here it is.....

http://www.tei-c.org/Pictures/pizza.gif

WildcatRick
11-04-2005, 10:27 AM
Florida Cracker wrote: Do you have the scale models made by Danbury Mint of Rupp Arena and Commonwealth Stadium?

Rupp Arena comes complete with the NCAA banners hanging from the rafters and the player's jerseys. Mine is missing Rick Pitino. I took a pair of tweezers and removed that sucker. :)

The models are really done right and most schools are available. (although I have not seen one for Papa John)

Thanks for the links, I am a stadium nut also.
I bought these several years ago. They had Commonwealth before and after the renovation.

RP_McMurphy
11-05-2005, 10:05 AM
Good I'm not not the only stadium geek on the website.

I have visted

Wriglery Field

Old Comiskey Park

Riverfront Stadium

Busch Stadium

Kaufmann Stadium

Jack Murphy Stadium

Yankee Stadium

Fenway Park

Altell Stadium

Arrowhead Stadium

Old Foxboro Stadium

Commonwealth Stadium

Ben Hill Griffin

Rupp Arena

Freedom Hall

Kemper Arena

Municipal Auditorium

EA Diddle Arena

Meadowlands Arena

Dunkin Donuts Arena (Providence)

Boston Garden (I have a brick from there)

O'Connell Center

My favorites are Fenway Park.........the atmosphere around the Park is in incredible. Yankee Stadium to think I sat in a place where Ruth, Gehring, Dimaggio, etc. played wow......Kaufmann is the prettiest but it's in a parking lot and not much around the park.

hoosierhateruklover wrote:
http://www.ballparkdigest.com/or ballparkwatch.com

http://www.arenadigest.com/

http://www.footballstadiumdigest.com/

http://fieldofschemes.com/

http://www.leagueoffans.org/

http://www.stadiumsofnfl.com/

http://www.ballparkmap.com/

http://www.bball.net/

Inside of these links you can find past stadiums, future stadiums, and present stadiums along with facts and designs. You can also keep up with the political news involving future stadium projects. If anyone else has any please add!

hoosierhateruklover
11-06-2005, 09:58 AM
Crazy as it sounds.....I use to always take summer vacations just for touring stadiums. I have visited almost all major east coast cities except Boston and Miami. so far I have visited

Daytona: Daytona Motor Speedway

Orlando: TD Waterhouse Centre

Tampa: Tropicana Field, Bucs Stadium

Gainesville: Ben Hill Griffin

Jacksonville: Alltel Stadium and Jags training camp

Atlanta: Georgia Dome, Turner Field, Phillips Arena

Auburn: Beard Eaves Graves Arena

Nashville: Coliseum and Titans camp 2x

Knoxville: Neyland Stadium, Thompson-Bolling arena

Charlotte: Coliseum, Bank of America stadium

Cleveland: Cleveland Browns Stadium, Browns camp,Gund Arena, Jacobs Field

Detroit: Palace of Auburn Hills, Ford Field, Comerica Park, Pontiac SilverDome

Toronto: SkyDome, Air Canada Centre

Pittsburgh: Heinz Field

New York: Madison Square Garden, Giants stadium, Meadowlands arena

Philadelphia: NEW Citizens bank park, Lincoln Financial field, Spectrum

Washington: RFK, Fed Ex Field, MCI Center

Baltimore: Camden Yards, M &T Bank Stadium

Cincinnati: Great Amer Ballpark, Paul Brown Stadium, bengals camp

Chicago: United Center, Soldier Field

St. Louis: Busch Stadium

Memphis: Pyramid, FedEx Forum

Indy: RCA Dome


Louisville: FreedomHall

Lexington:CommonwealthStadium and RUPP ARENA!

hoosierhateruklover
11-06-2005, 10:44 AM
Also, If anyone is interested in following the Louisville arena project check out this link.....



http://www.arenataskforce.com/

justacatsfan
11-07-2005, 05:17 PM
Huge stadium fan. Been to about every FB stadium from PA down to LA.

If you are really into it, heres a site I find very interesting. It shows stadiums from around the world. Kinda neat looking at how stadiums are designed in these small towns in Africa, Middle East, etc.



http://www.worldstadiums.com/

Doug Hardin
11-07-2005, 10:54 PM
http://www.ballparks.com is also a good site for this kind of thing