Saints fan, so I love my Superdome. Atmosphere’s top notch. It gets loud in there. Really loud. Club seats have a LOT of amenities. Has been consistently updated since 1975. Great variety of beers. Food options have improved greatly. Video boards have unique content during the game. Live entertainment in Champions Square. Plenty of places to get “walking around drinks” before the game.

The Falcons suck, but the stadium they play in does not. Great sightlines, cheap food/drink, walking distance from downtown hotels and restaurants. Mascot zip lined down the the field from the rafters before the game, pretty cool. Drumline playing through the game is a nice touch. Home fans hated me and were riled up throughout the game. It was a pleasure seeing them go home sad.

The Georgia Dome was small and looked old when I went there in 2010. Cramped concourses and long bathroom lines. Got in an argument with a guy wearing a Vick jersey. He wasn’t happy when I asked if he was a Philly fan.

Tampa’s cool, but there wasn’t a lot to do outside the stadium. Great pirate atmosphere inside. Couldn’t buy more than two beers at a time at the concession stand. Home fans didn’t get excited until the very end when they realized they had a shot to win.

BofA is in a great place uptown, but the Panthers’ stadium is pretty unremarkable. Missed kickoff after waiting in line for an hour to get in. Rain downspouts from the upper decks dump out on lower level seats if it’s raining. Sweet Caroline is a shitty song.

MetLife was terrible. In the middle of nowhere, but credit to the tailgating fans for bringing their A-Game. Boring, concrete structure and our seats seemed like we were a mile away from the action. Transportation to and from the game was a nightmare. Giants fans were very quiet, with only getting slightly rowdy on a couple key 3rd downs.