There will be a couple of repeat stadiums here and there as I'm going through sport, location, and team.

NFL Football:
Edward Jones Dome for Rams
Ralph Wilson Stadium for Bills

Indoor Football:
Kiel Center for St. Louis Stampede
Family Arena for St. Louis Renegades (later Show Me Believers, formerly River City Rage)

Baseball:
Old Busch Stadium for Cards
Busch Stadium for Cards
TR Hughes Ballpark for River City Rascals
GCS Ballpark for Gateway Grizzlies
Principal Park for Iowa Cubs
Midway Stadium for St. Paul Saints

Soccer:
Fenton Soccer Park for AC St. Louis
Glavin Sports Complex for St. Louis Lions
Live Strong Park (whatever it's called now) for Sporting KC
Toyota Park for Chicago Fire
Family Arena for Steamers
St. Louis Arena for Steamers
Scottrade Center for Ambush

Hockey:
St. Louis Arena for Blues
Scottrade Center for Blues
Civic Arena aka the Igloo for Penguins
St. Charles Family Arena for Chill and River Otters
BOB in Rockford, IL for Icehogs
The Mark of the Quad Cities (whatever it's called now) for Quad City Mallards
Carver Arena in Peoria for Rivermen
War Memorial Coliseum for Fort Wayne Komets
War Memorial Coliseum for Rochester Americans
University of Buffalo
Hardees Ice Plex for STL Bandits
Springfield, IL for Jr Blues
Affton Ice Arena for STL Jr Blues

If I've forgotten any, I'll kick it back again.

Not that many:

NHL:

Arena
Scottrade
Tampa Bay
LA
Anaheim

NFL

Jacksonville
San Diego
Phoenix

SPHL:

Jacksonville

NCAA:

Mizzou Tigers
Southwest Missouri State Bears (Now Missouri State) in Springfield

Seeing your list leads me to believe that I need to get out more.

Hockey - St. Louis Arena, Scottrade Center, United Center, Bridgestone Arena, Carver Arena (really need to get to Amelie sometime while in FL)

Baseball - Busch Stadiums II and III, Wrigley Field, Tropicana Field, Auto Zone Park, Atlanta Fulton Co. Stadium [thanks, Foo, for the memory jog], Kaufmann Stadium [thanks MITB for the memory jog]

Football - Busch Stadium II, EJD, Tampa's Old Sombrero, Raymond James Stadium, Faurot Field, Doak Campbell Stadium, Hammons Field (or whatever the football stadium is called at Missouri State), Arrowhead Stadium

Getting old and probably forgot a couple of others along the way.

[edit: for some reason I seem to have forgotten that I have ever been to Atlanta or KC]

Every so often I think about this topic and I always am amazed at how many different stadiums I've visited over the course of my life.

My family is not one of means and it's amazing that we can do this sort of thing.

I think I'm putting it on my list this year to attend a Springfield Cardinals game and an Away Grizzlies game.

Having played SEC foot ball and marched in DCI Drum corps for 8 season and teaching for another 18...ive been to a lot...let me see if I can list:

MLB/MiLB:
Busch II/III
Wrigley Field
New & Old Comskey
O.co/Oakland ALameda co Coliseum
Anaheim Stadium
Progressive Field
Camden Yards/Memorial STadum
PNC
Yankee Stadium
Astrodome & Minute Maid Park
Autozone Park
Candle Stick & AT&T Field
Dodger Stadium
Citizens Bank Park
Turner Field
Raley Field (Sacramanto River Cats)
Kingdome
Olympic Stadium (Expos)
Skydome

NFL:
The Dome
Georgia Dome
New and Old Foxboro
RCA Dome & Lucas Oil Stadium
Ralph Wilson Stadium
Medowlands
ATT STadium
Arrowhead
Oakland
Candlestick
Qualcomm
Silverdome

NCAA
Vaught Hemingway
General Nelon
Bryant Denny
Citrus Bowl
Jackson, MS (Lambert field if i recall)
Camp Randall (10x maybe)
Univ of GA
Arkansas
Liberty Bowl
Rose Bowl
Sun Devil Stadium
Perkins Stadium (UW Whitewater...its like cooperstown for DCI)
Death Valley (LSU)
Cotton Bowl
TCF Bank Stadium
Vanderbilt Stadium
Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN and Champagne, IL)
Kansas St Univ
U Neb Omaha
Glass Bowl (Toledo, OH)
Franklin Field
Huskie Stadium (NIU)
Redbird Stadium (ISU)
Many More I cant remember

NHL/AHL:
Scottrade
Bridgestone
Peoria Civic Center
Rosemont Horizon
HP Pavilion/SAP Center
Honda Center
Staples Center
Gila River Arena
Cow Palace
St Louis Arena

NHL:

the arena
scottrade
chicago ( united )
Columbus
Dallas
Nashville
Colorado
LA
Phoenix
Carolina
Minnesota
Vancouver
Montreal
Ottawa
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington dc

MLB:
St. Louis buschs
Chicago

NFL:
St. Louis
Dallas

AHL:
Peoria

Hockey:
The Arena (played there twice)
Scott trade
Joe Louis
Old Chicago Stadium
Yost (played there a few times)
Peoria Civic Center (played there a few times)
Rockford (awesome experience)

Baseball:
Sportsman Park
Busch 1
Wrigley
Tiger Stadium
Fulton County Atlanta
Original Mile High MiLB

Football
Wrigley (LA Rams 9 Bears 7)
U of I

NHL:
Scottrade
The old barn

NFL:

The dome
Busch Stadium
Lambeau Field

MLB
Kaufmann
Busch(s)

I'm not a well traveled individual.

Keil, Checkerdome, Melon Arena, United Center, Pepsi(RedNeck Arena) Center.

NHL:
Scottrade
St. Louis Arena
St. Pete Times Forum (Tampa)
United Center
First Niagara (Buffalo)
ACC (Toronto)
Bridgestone Arena (Nashville)
Honda Center (Anaheim)

NFL:
TWA Dome
Lambeau Field
Ralph Wilson Stadium

MLB:
Busch Memorial
Busch Stadium
Tropicana Field
Wrigley Field
Rogers Center
Yankee Stadium

Not too many, by comparison. Used to travel for work, for a short time. Don't travel much anymore, so not too many chances to pick off more on the list.

Not too many but a couple of old interesting ones:

NHL: Scottrade, the Barn, Joe Louis, Olympia, Cap Center (DC).

NFL: Jones, Busch, Tiger Stadium, New Orleans.

MLB: new and old Busch, Tiger Stadium, RFK, Wrigley, Comiskey, Fenway, old and new Atlanta.

Honestly, my list would be way too long and I would probably keep posting ones I forgot, so I will just start off posting pictures me I don't think many (if any) of you have been to.

I saw the Blues play the Flames at The Omni in Atlanta!

I'm pretty lame (okay, setting myself up for something there):

Busch Stadium
Scottrade Center
Edwards Jones Dome'

Football:
Busch Stadium 2
TWA Dome (way back when)



Baseball:
Busch Stadium 2
Busch Stadium 3
Wrigley Field
Camden Yards in Baltimore



Hockey:
The Old Barn (St. Louis Arena)
Kiel/Savvis/Scottrade Centers
MCI Center (Washington DC)
Wachovia Center (Philadelphia)
All Blues games

NHL
The Arena
Scottrade
Phoenix(can't remember what it was called)
Dallas(Old name)
Colorado(Pepsi Center)

NFL
Busch
The Ed
Tampa(Raymond James) - WORST fans in the world! Story for another time!
KC

MLB
Busch II, III
WashingtonDC(Can't remember the stadium name)
Wrigley
Kaufmann

NHL:

Arena
Scottrade
Air Canada Centre (Toronto)
TD Bank Garden (Boston)
Philips Arena (Atlanta)
Expo Hall (Tampa Bay’s first year in existence)
SAP Center (San Jose)
United Center (Chicago)

MLB:

Busch II & III
AT&T Park (SF Giants)
Petco Park (Padres)
Dodger Stadium (LA)
Angel Stadium (Anaheim)
Kauffman Stadium (KC)
Metrodome (Minnesota stadium II)
Wrigley Field (Cubs)
U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox)
Rogers Centre (Toronto)
Fenway Park (Red Sox)
RFK Stadium (Washington Nationals first stadium)

NFL:

Busch II
The Ed Dome
Soldier Field (Chicago)
The Superdome (Nola)
Texas Stadium (Cowboys)

NCAA / Miscellaneous:

Mizzou
Notre Dame Stadium
Cotton Bowl (1994 World Cup)
Family Arena
TR Hughes Ballpark
GCS Ballpark
BC Place (Vancouver Whitecaps)

I saw the Grateful Dead at Soldier Field....twice.

I have seen hockey games in all these (and also played in a few of them):
Winnipeg Arena
MTS Centre - Winnipeg
Winter Fair Arena - Brandon, Manitoba
Olympic - West Kildonan, Manitoba
St. Vital Centennial Arena - Winnipeg
Whitney Forum - Flin Flon, Manitoba
Red Deer Arena, Alberta
Regina Exhibition Stadium, Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat Arena, Alberta
Maple Leaf Gardens -Toronto
Olympia - Detroit
Forum, Montréal
Colisée - Québec
Chicago Stadium
Edmonton Gardens
Stampede Corral -Calgary
Pacific Coliseum - Vancouver
Saskatoon Arena, Saskatchewan
Seattle Arena
Coliseum - Oakland
Forum - Los Angeles

I have also seen NFL and/or CFL football games in the following cities’ stadia:
Winnipeg(Stadium), Regina(Mosaic Stadium), Calgary(Mewata Park), Edmonton(Clarke Stadium), Vancouver(Empire Stadium), Minneapolis(Metropolitan Stadium), Chicago (Wrigley Field, Comiskey Park, Soldier Field), Milwaukee(County Stadium), Seattle(Kingdome), San Francisco(Kezar Stadium), Los Angeles(Coliseum)

And baseball:
Winnipeg (Baseball Stadium), Chicago (Wrigley Field, Comiskey Park), Milwaukee(County Stadium), St. Louis(Sportsman’s Park), Boston(Fenway Park), Seattle(Sick’s Stadium)

Sportsman Park?! Thinking Robb_K is a time traveler I am.

So it goes.

I've decided I'm going to try to add 2 more baseball "stadiums" to the list this year.

CaptSMRT wrote:Sportsman Park?! Thinking Robb_K is a time traveler I am.

So it goes.

Is that YOU, Billy?

I Saw a Browns'-White Sox game there in summer of 1953, with my father. My family was driving from Chicago to L.A. My mother had a cousin playing shortstop in The Browns' system (Southern Association AA). We stopped in St. Louis, and my father took me to see that game. My mother's mother's brother's son was the player. So we became Browns fans. Not a very good year to be a Browns' fan. I missed being around (alive) for their pennant by only 2 years, like I missed The Cubs' last pennant by only one. They did have a few good players: Vic Wertz, Vern Stephens and Virgil Trucks, and Bobo Hollomon (no-hitter in 1st start).

HAHAHAHA, i will never let you forget that SMP.

Bored today. Including Scottrade, I've been to Continental Airlines arena in New Jersey to see a Devils game, Pepsi center a few times in Denver, United Center in Chicago to see Brent Johnson get his 3rd shutout in the playoffs in a row back a bunch of years ago, PNC arena in Carolina, and the Rose garden in Portland to see the Winterhawks a bunch of times over the last several years. I'm probably missing a few for hockey. I won't even touch on other sports ha. How about everyone else??

Saw the first Blues/Thrashers game in Phillips arena. Other than that, Just the old barn, Scottrade, and United Center. Eventually I will get to a few other stadiums, but that's it for NHL.

Sad thing is that I moved to ATL a year after the Thrashers left. That's a shame because I would have caught plenty of games there.

The Barn, Savvis, Kemper (where the Rivermen used to visit the Blades in IHL matchups).

I wish I could have visited these back in the day:

The Spectrum
Boston Garden
Chicago Stadium