NFL Stadiums With the Worst Views: What Fans Have to Say

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When it comes to catching a game, not all NFL stadium seats are created equal. Thanks to a deep dive by the team at RotoGrinders, over 18,000 fan reviews from Google and A View From My Seat were analyzed to unearth the stadiums with the worst views imaginable. By sifting through keywords like “poor view”, we identified which stadiums consistently left fans less than thrilled with their game-day experiences.

Northwest Stadium – The Most Complaints About a Bad View!

Topping the list of gripes about poor views is Northwest Stadium – home of the Washington Commanders. It boasts a 7.77% bad view rate from 47 complaints out of 605 reviews, despite never hosting a Super Bowl. Not quite the MVP they were hoping for! Following close behind is SoFi Stadium, a Super Bowl veteran, with a 7.48% rate from 90 disgruntled reviews out of 1,203 total.

Rank Stadium Bad View Reviews Total Reviews Percentage of Bad View Reviews Hosted Super Bowl?
1 Northwest Stadium 47 605 7.77 No
2 SoFi Stadium 90 1203 7.48 Yes
3 Soldier Field 59 900 6.56 Yes
4 U.S. Bank Stadium 26 458 5.68 Yes
5 MetLife Stadium 98 1802 5.44 Yes
6 Caesars Superdome 24 506 4.74 Yes
7 Lumen Field 27 572 4.72 No
8 Empower Field at Mile High 20 430 4.65 No
9 Ford Field 23 499 4.61 Yes
10 Gillette Stadium 34 739 4.60 No
11 Lucas Oil Stadium 23 546 4.21 Yes
12 AT&T Stadium 30 722 4.16 Yes
13 Arrowhead Stadium 17 411 4.14 No
14 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 25 620 4.03 Yes
15 Allegiant Stadium 32 832 3.85 Yes
16 Acrisure Stadium 17 495 3.43 No
17 Bank of America Stadium 18 536 3.36 No
18 Levi’s Stadium 18 539 3.34 Yes
19 M&T Bank Stadium 14 469 2.99 No
20 Paycor Stadium 11 371 2.96 No
21 Hard Rock Stadium 17 600 2.83 Yes
22 Lincoln Financial Field 24 879 2.73 No
23 EverBank Stadium 9 336 2.68 No
24 NRG Stadium 15 562 2.67 Yes
25 Nissan Stadium 11 422 2.61 No
26 Lambeau Field 14 545 2.57 No
27 Highmark Stadium 9 358 2.51 No
28 Cleveland Browns Stadium 9 360 2.50 No
29 Raymond James Stadium 13 598 2.17 Yes
30 State Farm Stadium 12 727 1.65 Yes

Soldier Field marches in at third place with a 6.56% rate and 59 bad view reviews out of 900. Meanwhile, U.S. Bank Stadium holds firm in fourth, with a 5.68% bad view rate from 26 out of 458 reviews.

In fifth place, we have MetLife Stadium with a 5.44% rate from 98 complaints across a whopping 1,802 reviews.

Nestling in sixth, Caesars Superdome twirls the occasional dicey view, with a 4.74% rate from 24 out of 506 reviews. Someone might need a bigger visor for these angles!

Lumen Field makes an illuminating appearance at number seven, showing a 4.72% rate from 27 bad views in 572 reviews, a stadium that still hasn’t wowed with a Super Bowl.

Following with a marginally better view, Empower Field at Mile High lands in eighth; here, 4.65% of 20 reviewers found themselves struggling to see the action in 430 reviews.

Ford Field zooms in with a 4.61% bad view rate from 23 of 499 reviews. In tenth place, Gillette Stadium gives 34 out of 739 reviewers a less than smooth shave with a 4.60% rate!

Super Bowl Spotlight – Caesars Superdome Ranked 6th Worst for Views!

Caesars Superdome, set to play host to this year’s Super Bowl, faces a 4.74% grumble rate about view problems.

This iconic stadium might boast legendary Super Bowl memories, but some fans have found themselves awaiting memories without quite seeing the play. An experience at the Superdome might just be an opportunity to re-examine angles that can leave fans wandering in circles.

Methodology

This content was created to entertain fantasy sports fans. The same fans who might be interested in these Underdog Fantasy promo code and NFL lineup optimizer pages.

The data team at RotoGrinders scraped over 18,000 individual reviews from Google and A View From My Seat.

We then analyzed these reviews for the occurrence of terms associated with a poor view – such as “poor view”, ‘couldn’t see’ and ‘Nosebleed’.

For a full breakdown of the keywords used, please refer to the full dataset here.

Whilst the view from your seat might not directly impact daily fantasy football, compared to the weather, it certainly impacts your enjoyment of a football game!

Nevada, home of Allegiant Stadium, also topped the list of this analysis of the most Super Bowl obsessed states.

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