What are the best sporting arenas or venues in North America? The world?
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Dodger stadium is such a beautiful ball park.  Sure it's up there in age, but it doesn't show.  The best ball park I've ever been to in my entire life.
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for all the world cup needs, check out www.livescore.com\n\n(i should get the best ans. for this, hehe.)
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You answered your own question, dude. Germany would be the place to be. You get to go sightseeing...in Europe...and you get to enjoy the fever pitch of some of the most adoring fans in any sport. I love baseball too. But the WBC isn't exactly the insanity that is the World Cup.
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For soccer it's Barcelona. For American-style football it's Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor.
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This site is a pretty handy resource:\n\nhttp://www.tsnn.com/\n\nAnother way to research is to go to the city sites that hold lots of conferences...Las Vegas, Anaheim, Orlando etc and look at their schedule of events
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Fairbanks, Alaska! I used to live there. Hockey was HUGE, as was skiing, skijoring, ice skating, snow shoe softball (my personal favorite), and the like.
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I'd Like to say the Home Depot Center but it's way to small to hold a World Cup match. The obvious choices are:\n\nThe Rose bowl in Pasadena, CA- Where '94 world cup final was held.\nRFK in Washington DC\nFoxboro in New England area- Many National team games held here.\nGillette stadium- might be the one I'm thinking of in Foxboro but I'm 100% sure.\nThe Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA- Mexico plays a lot of their friendlies there.\n\nThere are probably a bunch I'm missing most of the ones I'm missing are most likely to be football stadiums turned into soccer stadiums just for the world cup. \n\nCities that are most likely to hold a game would be L.A., DC, Foxboro, Columbus(possibility), Miami, Texas, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Maybe Atlanta and Kansas city.
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Players from all over the world play in the US
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Rupp arena.  Unless your a Wildcat.\n\nNow in its 30th season as the Kentucky Wildcats’ home court, the facility has seen UK win 90 percent of its home games since it was opened in 1976\n\nDuke All-Time Record at Cameron Indoor Stadium\n\nW L Pct. \n632 139 .820
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Tickets to a baseball,hockey,basketball,football,soccer,or any sport!!!
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go to StubHb.com, enter the fight event, they show the seating for the particular arenaa
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no the Maracana in brazil is the largest. It once had 199,000 people watching the world cup final in 1950 a record attendance. The nou camp and berna beu are bigger than the san siro.
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Australia would be a great venue.  lets go away from europe for the next 12 yrs pls. yes they do have a great coach.
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Florida Suncoast Dome.\n\nThen Thunder Dome.\n\nThen finally Tropicana Field.
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Marcana stadium in Rio De Generio in Brazil. It is the largest stadium in the world with a sitting capacity of 200,000. Incidentally it also holds the record of the biggest number of spectators in a match for any sport. The Football World Cup final in 1950 between Brazil & Uruguay was watched by over 190,000 people.
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You'll find everything you need here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_America
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It is (I know this for sure, because I am going there this summer) happening in British Columbia, Canada. More specifically, Vancouver, and the surrounding areas. There are numerous mountains for the downhill (skiing and snowboarding) events to take place at. The indoor events (ice skating, curling, etc.)- as well as the opening/ closing ceremonies- will happen right in Vancouver. I'm not sure where the nordic, and other outdoor events will happen, but probably just outside the city. They have really great facilities everywhere, so even though they have a lot of work to do, they already have a great head start. Also, I know from experience, the village at Whistler/ Blackcomb are great "tourist" attractions, and there is a great deal to do right in Vancouver.