It can fit about 100,000 people in it plus staff. Another cool thing about the stadium is its enormous television. The gigantic TV is 160 feet wide and 72 feet tall, and it weighs 1.2 million pounds. It also has a very large amount of light bulbs in it; which comes to a number of 30 million light bulbs. It took 1 year to build the TV, 4 months to install it, and has a price tag of 40 million dollars.…
Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox Baseball team, where you can eat your foods, and where the greatest fans meet to watch a game. Fenway Park, is the stadium of the Boston Red Sox. It is the oldest baseball stadium in the country. When I first approach Fenway, it look to be a row of food shops and vendors, Inside it is a regular baseball field like any other, except for the Green Monster, a massive wall in left field, that stands a little over thirty seven feet high and two hundred thirty one feet long.…
The city-owned stadium was nestled among tall oak trees and next to the infamous Haight-Ashbury District. It was located at Stanyan and Frederick Street at the southeast end of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, but with just no parking. With just a tiny parking lot reserved for VIPs, players, coaches next to the stadium,…
It was so popular both stadiums had seating on roofs across…
Cowboys Flashback: Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots Connections The history of these two teams playing each other is short, as they prepare to play for the twelfth ever and the first time since 2011. The Dallas Cowboys lead the series 7-4 winning the first seven from 1971-1996 and losing the last four meetings in 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2011. Despite the limited history, the Cowboys and Patriots have many player and coaching connections: 1.Drew Bledsoe- Bledsoe put his name on the map by leading the New England Patriots from 1993-2001. After a successful career with the Patriots, he was traded to the Buffalo Bills, but was release after two seasons and signed with the Dallas Cowboys and was there from 2005-2006. In 2005, he lead Dallas…
Home of the astros for over three decades. And was the first stadium constructed, the first ever baseball game was played at the astrodome occurred on april 9, 1965.Construction began on January 3, 1962 and the baseball franchise, the Houston Colts .45s began playing in April 1962 at the Colt Stadium, adjacent to the new dome stadium that was under construction. The Colt .45s played three seasons at Colt Stadium before moving into their new home. Originally known as the Harris County Dome Stadium, it was renamed the Astrodome as the Colt .45s were renamed the Astros…
The 1980 U.S Olympic Hockey team’s victory over the Soviet Union is seen as one of, if not the greatest sports moment of the 20th century. Many believe that it was just a hockey game in which the U.S upset the Soviet Union. However, it was much more than just a game. In fact there were a lot of things that make it viewed as one of the greatest sports moments of the 20th century. It still has a lasting impact on the growth and development of American hockey today and has helped make the game become more popular throughout the world.…
The university of Michigan has the biggest football stadium with the capacity of 107,601 and they spent exactly $144 million dollars on their football stadium and they average about $23,000,00 per football game. 4th quarter 4th and goal for Ohio State 7 seconds on the clock and there at the six yard line and their star receiver Jalen Harris is matched up on the star corner Jabrill Peppers and JT Barrett says hike and he throws a fade to Jalen and it’s picked off by Jabrill Peppers and he take it to the 10 20 30 40 he gets hit hard and stays on his feet and still running 50 40 30 20 gets hit hard again and still on his feet and hurdles a person and takes it in the end zone to win the game.…
2016 was the first year in the new stadium, what an amazing piece of art. Its beautiful inside and out. I'm so lucky that I get to be there during games, learning new things every time. Being at the game is different then watching it on Tv. That's also where I've learned new things, like as soon as the play starts the music in the stadium has to shut off because there can only be natural noise during the live broadcast.…
Columbus Columbus – Places of Interest 1. Center of Science and Industry: Experience and learn about science through interactive displays at the Center of Science and Industry in Columbus. Founded in 1964, this science museum and research center is known to appeal to people of all ages. Sprawling over 3,20,00 sq ft, the museum has partnered with a number of research laboratories, a television station and other science centers to provide guests with a wholesome experience. The museum also hosts a number of education programs and believes in investing in and inspiring scientists of tomorrow.…
Baseball was the majority of my summer weekends, and I would have it any other way. Long weekends at hotels all across the state from Battle Creek to Frankenmuth, we played baseball where ever it was to be played. But these stages could not prepare me for where I was about to play next. The University of Dayton baseball stadium, the nicest natural field I have ever played on. It was beautiful from the seats, the mound, the outfield wall, it was all gorgeous.…
We chose Los Angeles to be the home of the Stingrays because Los Angeles is one of the only biggest cities in the country that doesn 't have a football team there, but also Los Angeles is one of the wealthiest cities in America, and it 's also surrounded by wealthy cities such as, San Jose and Silicon Valley. The average age in Los Angeles is about 34 which means most of the people in the Los Angeles region are employed. The average household income is about $55,000 which shows that families can afford to go to many football outings at the Stingray Stadium. The ethnicity of the Los Angeles region shows that whites are majority 's and coming along behind the Whites are the African- Americans. The ethnicity, income, and the average age made us…
Stadiums also contribute to the popularity of baseball. In the 1920’s, Wrigley Field and Fenway Park had a capacity of almost twenty thousand, now both fields hold nearly forty five thousand. Stadiums are also now filled with sponsorships, concessions, and newer technology drawing more attention to fans enjoyment and filling the teams with more profit…
Whether you are planning a trip to the second largest city in Texas or want to know more about this illustrious destination, Dallas definitely presents its fair share of intriguing attractions and activities to enjoy. Jam-packed with top-notch zoos and interesting museums, the city is definitely a booming place to visit in terms of history, culture, art, nightlife, entertainment, and excitement. Below you will find some of the top points of interest scattered about the Dallas area. Dallas Arts District As you explore the awe-inspiring Dallas Arts District, you will encounter an inviting assortment of fine and performing arts venues.…
The cowboys have one of the biggest arenas in sports. They have broken the record for crowd…