What other NFL cities have you been to watch the Steelers play?

[saturdaysarebetter]

While watching the game last night, hopefully one day I'll get to Lambeau Field. What other NFL cities have you been to watch the Steelers play?

For me:
Buffalo
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Carolina
Jacksonville
Tampa Bay

[Hawkman]

Baltimore
Washington

[Born2Steel]

I have only been to 1. It was in St. Louis.

[teegre]

San Diego: like 7 times. The most memorable was Christmas Eve 1994. We had tickets for the nosebleeds, but when we got there, my dad was convinced that we needed to go left. I follow him, knowing sure well that our seats were to the right. We come out at the press level at the 50 yard line... and he says, “Merry Christmas!!!” #bestgiftever

Arizona: 3 times. If you haven’t been to the new complex, it is amazing. It has all three stadiums (football, baseball, hockey) sharing a side of a giant letter Y ...with a dining/hotel area in the middle. Really well laid out.

[mark0933]

We plan our vacation around a game. My wife and my goal is to eventually see every stadium. This year we'd love to hit New Orleans, not sure yet if we can swing that though.

Been to :

Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Kansas City
Atlanta
Buffalo
Nashville

[fansince'76]

Denver and Houston (in the Astrodome against the old Oilers).

[tube517]

Denver and Houston (in the Astrodome against the old Oilers).

Bum Phillips era or Glanville?

[fansince'76]

Bum Phillips era or Glanville?

Pardee/Fisher - it was not too long before they moved to Nashville and became the Titans.

[AtlantaDan]

Miami (Super Bowl X)
Atlanta (3 times -in 1996 when the Falcons were awful the Steelers fans were louder than the Falcons fans :chuckle: )

[DesertSteel]

Arizona: 3 times. If you haven’t been to the new complex, it is amazing. It has all three stadiums (football, baseball, hockey) sharing a side of a giant letter Y ...with a dining/hotel area in the middle. Really well laid out.
Where are you talking about? The baseball stadium isn't anywhere near the football stadium.

[teegre]

Where are you talking about? The baseball stadium isn't anywhere near the football stadium.

Basketball

[DesertSteel]

Basketball
You're getting closer - lol. The hockey arena is next to the football stadium in Glendale but the baseball stadium is next to the basketball arena near downtown Phoenix.

I love the baseball stadium but I don't care much for the football venue with the dome look. I'm glad it's indoors though. No one wants to watch football in the AZ sun at 110 in September.

[ALLD]

Miami

[GoSlash27]

St. Louis and Kansas City.

[EzraTank]

I'm going to Tampa this year to watch.

[teegre]

You're getting closer - lol. The hockey arena is next to the football stadium in Glendale but the baseball stadium is next to the basketball arena near downtown Phoenix.

I love the baseball stadium but I don't care much for the football venue with the dome look. I'm glad it's indoors though. No one wants to watch football in the AZ sun at 110 in September.

:doh: Two stadiums, three stadiums... it’s a cool place.

So, here’s my story about that venue. The night before the game, my brother, my father, my bro-in-law & his best friend, and I are at The Yard House located inside if that stadium/hotel/restaurant madhouse. There are (no joke) 30,000 Steelers fans walking around & eating in all of the restaurants. I’m a word, it was “lit.”

So...

My bro-in-law says he knows of a Steelers bar that is supposed to be awesome. I’m like... look around!!! He says that I promised him that I’d go with him to the Steelers bar, and me being a man of my word, I drive him 30 miles out into the middle of nowhere. We walk in to this dive bar, and there are a whopping 9 people. To make matters worse, one of them was a Seahawks fan who drunkenly tried to convince me that the Seahawks had actually won SuperBowl XL. (Not just bad refs, but that they had actually won.)

Yeah... so... my bro-in-law isn’t allowed to make decisions any more.

[smokin3000gt]

tampa, miami, jacksonville and of course pitt

[Born2Steel]

:doh: Two stadiums, three stadiums... it’s a cool place.

So, here’s my story about that venue. The night before the game, my brother, my father, my bro-in-law & his best friend, and I are at The Yard House located inside if that stadium/hotel/restaurant madhouse. There are (no joke) 30,000 Steelers fans walking around & eating in all of the restaurants. I’m a word, it was “lit.”

So...

My bro-in-law says he knows of a Steelers bar that is supposed to be awesome. I’m like... look around!!! He says that I promised him that I’d go with him to the Steelers bar, and me being a man of my word, I drive him 30 miles out into the middle of nowhere. We walk in to this dive bar, and there are a whopping 9 people. To make matters worse, one of them was a Seahawks fan who drunkenly tried to convince me that the Seahawks had actually won SuperBowl XL. (Not just bad refs, but that they had actually won.)

Yeah... so... my bro-in-law isn’t allowed to make decisions any more.

Sports bars/areas...when it's really good stay put.

[FrancoLambert]

Dallas - Ben throws a pick 6 in OT to lose the game. (Visiting the Dallas Book Depository was the highlight of the trip....if you visit Dallas make time to visit it)

Beautiful Secaucus, N.J. - home of the Jersey Giants and Jersey Jets. (Skip it, Metlife Stadium sucks as a place to watch a game)

[86WARD]

Just Philadelphia and Baltimore for me. I haven’t seen them in Heinz Field yet...saw two at three Rivers. The tickets are just so damn expensive...

[venom]

New York ( Jets at Shea )
New Jersey ( Jets and Giants )
Baltimore
Miami
Chicago
Philly
Cleveland
Buffalo

[cheezheadsteeler]

Green Bay - Lambeau Field is a must
Minnesota - prior to US Bank stadium
Jacksonville
Arizona
Washington DC
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Charlotte
Tampa Bay
(and of course Heinz Field and 3 Rivers Stadium)