Yea, it just looked run down and old. People don't realize how well Arrowhead has aged compared to other stadiums.

Arrowhead
Kaufman
Wrigley
Mile High
Superdome
Jack Murphy
Metrodome
Riverfront
Dallas
Edward Jones
Busch
The Big A (old Angels or whatever the hell it was called)

?

That's a new thing to me.

Arrowhead
Kaufman
Kemper
Qualcomm / Jack Murphy
Petco
San Diego Sports Arena
Colliseum
Dodger Stadium
PNC Park
Mellon Arena
Veterans Stadium
Spectrum
Soldier Field
Wriggley Field

And if you add in NASCAR Tracks
PIR
California Speedway
Bristol
Sonoma

Really?

Old Busch
Riverfront
Vet
Three Rivers

All similar design.

All ugly as ****.

Sorry, I just never heard the "ashtray" reference. I understand the cookie-cutter or multi-purpose stadium thing.

Arrowhead
Kaufman
Wrigley

Football:

Arrowhead
Old Busch Stadium
Old Mile High Stadium
Cleveland Memorial Stadium

Baseball:

Old Mile High Stadium
Coors Field

Basketball:

Pepsi Center
McNichols Arena

Hockey:

Pepsi Center
McNichols Arena

Soccer:

Whatever the field is called in Commerce City, Colorado

Arena Football:

Pepsi Center

Can someone elaborate on the Denver stadium being garbage. Not sure if it's the old or new one you're referring too. I'm guessing the hippies and mormon Bronco fans are even worse.

I'm planning on going there to watch the Chiefs in the last week of the season.

Arrowhead

Camden Yards
RFK Stadium
Tiger Stadium
Pile High
Fenway
Safeco

Soon to be Chase Field and University of Phoenix Stadium

How was RFK? I've always wanted to catch a Redskins game.

It's your typical Joe Stadium. I don't think it's garbage, but it doesn't have a 'wow' factor that you get when you walk into Arrowhead. The one thing that annoys me is that they know the fans won't make enough noise, so they installed "barriers" that are essentially big sheets of tin, so one drunk guy hitting than can make a lot of noise.

Football:
Arrowhead
Edward Jones Dome
Texas Stadium (the old one)
Reliant Stadium

Baseball:
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, Kaufmann Stadium, Busch Stadium, Comerica Park, Rogers Centre, Yankees Stadium (the old one), Fenway, Wrigley, Progressive Field, PNC Park, Nationals Park, Citi Field, Camden Yards, Angels Stadium

Hockey/Basketball:
American Airlines Center
Sprint Center
Scottrade Center
Staples Center
Palace At Auburn Hills

College:
Mizzou Arena
Faurot Field
Michigan Stadium
Kyle Field

I went on a east coast baseball stadium trip a couple years back with my brothers. Gonna have to do the west coast as well to get closer to rounding out all 30. Much easier to go to multiple baseball stadiums rather than football.

Football:

Arrowhead
Astrodome
(saw the Chiefs beat the Oilers at the Astrodome to open the season the last year the Oilers were in Houston--drove to the stadium and got tickets at the gate!)
Reliant
(saw the Chiefs hammer the Texans in 2003 -- won front row seats from Sports Radio 610 in Houston)

Baseball:

Kaufman
Detroit (the old stadium)

Municipal Stadium in KC (saw lots of Royals games there, including the final one if I recall correctly)
Royals Stadium/Kauffman Stadium (worked there, Arrowhead and Kemper as a food vendor from 1982-88; saw lots of games throughout my childhood)
Arrowhead
Municipal Auditorium in KC (saw lots of cool things here, including NAIA and Big 8 basketball and track, KC Kings games and Golden Gloves boxing)
Kemper Arena (saw quite a bit of basketball and hockey here, including the NHL Scouts (that didn't win a lot of games) and the CHL Blues (an excellent farm club for the NHL Blues)
Memorial Hall in KCK (vague memories of seeing some sort of event there, but it may have been a concert)

Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, MN (for a Twins-Tigers game, as a kid)

Comiskey Park (Old and New)
Wrigley Field
Soldier Field
Chicago Stadium
United Center
UIC Pavillion (Did my PhD at UIC. Got to see Joanne McCarthy (Jenny's sister) play basketball there. She was very talented.)
Alumni Hall (DePaul University's old stadium. Saw a basketball game there.)
Milwaukee County Stadium (There for several hours trying to wait out a rain delay in what was scheduled to be the last Brewers game when I bought the tickets, but the construction accident at Miller Park later caused the Brewers to play one more year there. Ended up leaving before game, which had to be played because it had playoff implications for the visiting Reds.)

Arlington Stadium (1 game @ Texas Rangers old ballpark, a nice old stadium)
Tigers Stadium (Saw the Royals play a game in the final homestand there. Seats were made for much smaller humans than exist today. ;) )

Oakland Alameda County Stadium
AT&T Park (going there this Sunday for my 3rd game)
ARCO Arena (where Sacramento Kings play)

Spartans Stadium (San Jose State University)
Dobbins Baseball Complex (UC Davis baseball. I'm on the UC Davis faculty.)
(New) Stagg Field & Henry Crown Fieldhouse (my alma mater is U of Chicago.)

Safeco Field (Seattle Mariners)