Beckham’s stadium is a temporary stadium in Ft. Lauderdale, they’re trying to build a permanent one somewhere in Miami.

@miamisportsculture2879

3 жыл бұрын

If Miami politics don’t interfere 😒

@danielobiagbaoso7676

2 жыл бұрын

@@miamisportsculture2879 that is exactly what is delaying it

@Cirris

2 жыл бұрын

New stadium approved. It should be ready by 2025.

@BABYDOLPHIN22

Жыл бұрын

It’s getting started I believe

You sound disappointed that American stadiums don't copy the design of UK stadiums. New stadiums will take advantage of new materials, building techniques and really strive to be different. Uniformity in stadium design would be boring. 😊😊

@dizdawgjr34

Жыл бұрын

We had the convertible donut era... never again.

Most MLS teams average between 17-20K fans per game with Portland and Toronto closer to 25K, Seattle at 40K, and Atlanta at 50K.

I'm from Cincinnati, we love our new stadium...the outside of the stadium lights up too, its really cool

@gingershazsouls

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Definitely gotta check out the night views of the Cincinnati stadium. Going to my first game Saturday.

@rileycebulskie

3 жыл бұрын

Same. I am also going to my first game there tomorrow. Can’t wait! It is the best stadium in the MLS for sure

@phoenixmaximus5861

3 жыл бұрын

Cincy has an MLS team?

@rileycebulskie

3 жыл бұрын

@@phoenixmaximus5861 yea, FC Cincinnati. We were goated in the USL for 3 years and then got the expansion bid in 2019 and have been pretty 👎 ever since

@alaskanyeti907

2 жыл бұрын

I just went to my first FCC game last night, didn't know what to expect but it blew me away! It's a really nice stadium

The Inter Miami stadium is only temporary until they have a new stadium.

the side missing is ussualy for a screen or scoreboard and ussualy they have shops or activites above and below ... then some staduims use that for the entrance

Rio Tinto Stadium is in Sandy, Utah, south of Salt Lake City. It's for the Real Salt Lake team, built in 2008. It's the one you thought was in Canada. Red & white stadium.

A lot of the open spaces you see in the corners are designed as such so they can let the air cool down the stadium naturally. Most of these teams play under very warm (and humid) conditions, and the fans are not much more comfortable either.

Minnesota's open corners were designed to be able to expand in the case of more demand for tickets. Also, our football stadiums are huge because there's maybe eight games a year at them. A lot easier to get 50k+ with so little games.

A lot of the OG MLS clubs only built 3 sided stadiums to make it easier to host concerts in the open end and earn more revenue outside of match day. It's especially noticable with FC Dallas and the Columbus Crew where they built stage canopies in the open ends of their stadiums

Miami's is temporary. Portland is 3 sided, but they can't build over the neighboring building which is a health club and also owns the stadium, thus they are stuck. They do have a huge waiting list and could probably fill a 40-50,000 seat stadium if they had the room.

Professional sports teams in the US have learned not to build massive stadiums. They build stadiums that promote an exciting experience for the fan and family. American sporting events are much more family oriented than European sporting events. MLB stadiums generally target 40,000 as the best sized stadiums. Cleveland use to have a baseball stadium that seated 80,000, but that means fans are in a cavern with no personal experience. NFL stadiums target 65,0000. NHL stadiums generally 17-18,000.......same with NBA. So dont be surprised if MLS stadiums arent as big as UK stadiums. Professional sports here are part of the entertainment industry and the experience of the casual fan, which is very important, can be better promoted in a stadium sized per above.

I’ve seen your mls related reaction videos and I think that if you want to see one of the most insane MLS playoff games, you need to watch the Portland Timbers double post game. A mini documentary was made on it and its worth a watch as the shock value was a chefs kiss!

I think they are leaving room to expand as the league grows. Once you're constantly filling up the 18k stadiums, you can always add seats. I believe the average attendance at MLS games was like 21k in 2019. Maybe by not spending everything all at once on a stadium, they can keep ticket prices lower.

Lol that is MLS

Timbers stadium has one of the best football atmospheres in the world and you really should check out some videos on them and the Sounders-Timbers rivalry, best in the league and both teams predate the MLS itself

8:07 BC place is shared with Vancouvers CFL team the BC lions

Portland Timbers stadium/Providence Park has a wealthy athletic club on the unfilled side. If you count all the members from the stands outside, people riding exercise bikes and looking out random windows it may as well be a full stadium...lol

There’s no stand on the one side of Earthquakes Stadium because it faces the airport runway in San Jose. You get to see planes landing and taking off.

Portland Timbers is three sided… but it is one of the only stadiums in MLS to be in the heart of downtown, without being surrounded by parking lots

The simple explanation is that mlb fields are way bigger than pictures convey

@emoryspotify1323

3 жыл бұрын

Like 120 meters to dead center

Good Reaction Video Bro Keep them Coming Have a Amazing Weekend Stay Bless n Be safe always

222-0 by jon bois, or the search for DB cooper by lemmino

For NYCFC they were originally supposed to have their own stadium but things didn’t work out so they were forced to make do with Yankee Stadium. Plans keep falling through so they haven’t been able to leave. What they do is they put sod down on the dirt base paths and then line it and put the goals in.

They showed the old Crew Stadium right before the new one; they're moving to the new stadium this year, I believe. The old one has a fair bit of history - it's where the US usually hosts the World Cup qualifier against Mexico, which we'd won 2-0 four times in a row against them there before the disaster that was the 2018 qualifying cycle. LA Galaxy's stadium is the largest that is only for soccer. Vancouver and Toronto share theirs with Canadian Football League teams, NYC FC with the Yankees (obviously), and Chicago, New England, Atlanta, Seattle, and Nashville with NFL teams.

@dizdawgjr34

Жыл бұрын

I do know Atlanta has filled the stadium for games.

Part of the deal with the three stand stadiums is they are cheaper to build. It’s not exactly raining money in MLS so teams build what they can afford and it also is more easily filled without full rap around stands. It also leaves room for expansion if the league gets bigger.

React to “The search for D.B. Cooper” by Lemmino Btw it is MLS not MLB lol

@hifijohn

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, its a fascinating story and of course I have plenty of theories myself, there is even an episode- tales of the unexpected(a british show)that says it was made up by the flight crew.

So all the stadiums after Vancouvers stadium are shared with NFL teams. I seem to remember Chicago Fire had their own stadium at one point, but they must have moved to Soldier Field (the Chicago Bears stadium). I don't know about the other NFL stadiums but Lumen Field while it's seen as a NFL stadium it was specifically designed for both Football and Soccer, and a lot of the votes to have the stadium built came from Soccer fans. While 68,740 is the max capacity on most game days the owners open about 40,000 seats and only open the whole stadium for the biggest games: Portland, Vancouver, Galaxy, and a few other teams.

Nice video. Love the stadiums

Most of the 3 sided stadiums you're seeing probably had to raise taxes or sell city bonds in order to get them built. Not to mention that often in America the city or state funds half of the project and the rest falls to the public. In order to sway public opinion about the stadium. To appease the masses these are often built as multipurpose complex, not just for soccer. Think of any event that could be done outside. And now the city has that space. Most often this is concerts as artist travel around the country on their tours. Putting the concert stage in front of the open side allows any ticket bought for the concert to have full view of the stage. So when looking out from the stage, no one is behind you and you are left with a U shape of fans. A few stadiums are also open on to one side as to no obstruct the view of either the mountains or downtown skylines.

@mikechmielewski386

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the open sides I would say are definitely about maximizing concert layouts, not soccer.

Love the Banc in LA. Going to a game tomorrow and am so excited

Stadiums aren’t super large but soccer is slowly on the rise in North America. So as attendance for games rises, the stadiums will likely get expansions

The stadium in LA is where David Beckham played The Rams used it too

@runrafarunthebestintheworld

3 жыл бұрын

The Chargers used it.

@billpickard7848

3 жыл бұрын

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld Sorry you're right.

Will be up for attending a Crew game in the new stadium this year. Drove past a couple weeks ago, looks good. Set to open in July.

Soldier Field = home of Chicago Bears (NFL); probably why it looks familar :)

Yes Bc Place in Vancouver is a shared stadium it is mainly used by The Bc Lions on the Canadian Football League(CFL🏈)

Cheers mate happy week

Inter Miami's stadium is a temporary stadium built at their training facility. Local politics and contaminated soil at the stadium site delayed construction of their real stadium by a few years, so they built the current stadium just so the club could start playing instead of waiting for their stadium to get built

It's probably 3 sided for if they ever need to expand seating in the future. A lot of stadiums use the empty side to highlight the city skyline and landscape.

8:08 Although BC Place holds 54,000, both the Whitecaps and the B.C. Lions (Canadian Football League🏈) only use the lower bowl for their games, leaving the upper deck curtained off except for big games, such the Grey Cup or an MLS Cup Final. So really it's only 28,000.

@boywonder3919

3 жыл бұрын

Also important to remember BC Place was originally built for the 2010 olympics, and that’s why it has such a large capacity.

@gordieparenteau6555

3 жыл бұрын

@@boywonder3919 Incorrect. It was built in 1983, and renovated in 2010/11, AFTER the Olympics.

Hey Beesley, enjoy your trip.

Vancouver is in Canada. It is a shared stadium with a Canadian pro football team.

Earthquake statium, thefirst 3 sided one, on the open end have the longest bar in north America or something basically a rectangle all around the score board

The Columbus Crew wanted to change the club name to Columbus FC, but the fans rebelled and they decided to keep the traditional name. Vancouver is where the Vancouver football team, the BC Lions, play.

The Crew is definitely getting that beautiful new stadium this year.

8:10 Vancouver White Caps share their stadium with the CFL team BC Lions.

Everyone makes fun of NYCFC for playing in a baseball stadium

I agree, Cincinnati is my favorite stadium as well!!! You should look up a video of the " FC Cincinnati new stadium light up" stunning.

The orlando team (the Lions or the Women's pride) stadium is actually the practice field. We do play games occasionally there mostly because its big enough but their main Stadium is the Camping World Stadium aka UCF arena before that. Its like 100,000 seats maybe more as Wrestlemania constantly is there and NXT takeover events, Raw and Smackdown were across the highway bridge in the arena. That's big. what the teams get is that stadium which they practice on and play the occasional game that isn't worth much in ranking but other teams might use it for world cup qualifiers or something of that nature because those are national teams not city ones. Usually they play the big Stadiums Like Camping World Stadium when they get rankings or something that's important so its just easier on the players.

MLS are the 9th best attended football league in the world. Most clubs are building stadia which are easily expandable in order to accommodate future growth. The demand for the beautiful game is growing at a steady and rapid rate. Most clubs have long waiting lists for season tickets. The league has implemented growth and expansion very intelligently. They have not outspent themselves, nor have they overreached. The biggest criticism from the world community is that it is a closed league; IE no promotion/relegation. I think that's fair. But, I do think implementing the traditional European model of pro/rel would be a huge mistake. You've got your own problems over there and European club football is in for a rude tumble in the next few years. There are roughly 30 teams in the American second division (USL Championship), many of which want badly to play in MLS and are found in cities with sufficient population and support. The American third division is similarly competitive, with numerous clubs in large enough cities to justify a first division club. I think MLS should implement a hybrid system of promotion/relegation.... utilize revenue sharing to pay promoted teams a cash bonus in order to be competitive in the higher league, give them some sort of a subsidy on transfer fees at the first window, etc. In other words, find a way to incorporate the European philosophy that any club could theoretically advance to the highest level, but give newly promoted and struggling clubs a fighting chance to be competitive. There's gotta be a way to pull it off.

Don't worry Beesley. This a temporary stadium for David Beckhams team. In 2022 or 2023 they will be moving into there brand new stadium that as a lot of technology. You should also react to MLS stadiums coming in the future

Why are there only two stands? Because the best views are between the end lines, goal lines or what ever sport is being played. Seats in the corners are the worst for a sport viewing experience and the end seats arent that great. So as I mention in my other post, the professional teams go for in stadium experience to promote their "product". College teams on the other hand, go for big stadiums and in order to get big........you need the end zones and corner seats.

Vancouver Whitecaps B.C. Place is shared with the B.C. Lions of the CFL, the Canadian American football team. So is Toronto FC’s stadium.

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New York City FC field is mostly in the outfield and where the dirt parts are of the baseball field they lay down sod (grass). The field endline is near one foul pole and the other endline is near the other foul pole. They don't go on the dirt a lot. Soldier Field is where the Chicago Bears play and Gillette is where the New England Revs. and New England Patriots play. I have been there for both sporting events. I also played soccer on the field that the Revs. and Patriots play. Seattle Sounders play and the Seattle Seahawks stadium as well.

If you like Allianz Field you should look at the video of their halftime light show it’s fantastic

Have a good and safe trip

It’s a good thing Miami doesn’t have a big stadium. Despite Miami’s large latino population, Miami is has become a bottom of the league fixture in attendance, regardless of how good the team is. The could go undefeated and I’m still positive that they’d struggle to get more than 12,000 in on a consistent basis.

Nobody wants to sit in corner seats, dude. If a "side" is missing, it's because they've maximized the potential of those missing seats by placing the seats in a more desirable location, such as the sideline.

The Nashville SC stadium is nice and the loudest because of the design

I think the one thing i want to point out here is that Canada also is at least in part into the mls.

The Yankees co-own NYC FC with Manchester City which is why they play in Yankee Stadium.

Have you seen those UK stadiums, very few of them have seating all the way around and look like barns.

MLS Expansion teams from 2015 to present ARE DIFFERENT than 1996 MLS, and 2007 MLS 2.O teams/fans,... NYCFC, ORLANDO, ATLANTA, CINCINNATI, MINNESOTA, LAFC, MIAMI, NASHVILLE, CHARLOTTE, (STL, VEGAS)

I believe there is 3-side stadiums in the us because the screens are larger than most of European screens for scores and video. the video screens at football and soccer stadiums are generally so big that they take up the "short" endzone/goal area. If no big screen, then don't you want to look out in the city while you're smashing a beer and food during half-time, or is that not a European thing? and yeah you know that many people do not care when you see season ticket price comparisons- i can either pay $500 for Columbus Crew season tickets, $750 for Ohio State University football season tickets, or pay $800 for Cincinnati Bengals season tickets (and the Bengals are one of the worst teams in the league)

World Wide Of Stadiums does a good job of research. Using Google Earth, and his monotone Australian voice make his content unique. He gives why each stadium is designed the way it's designed, and similar stadiums. He did a Southeastern Conference (SEC) recently. Pretty interesting

@frankisfunny2007

3 жыл бұрын

The Rio Tinto Stadium is in Salt Lake City, Utah. Which is close to the US-Canada border. I think the designers wanted an open end to show off the city skyline, or the natural environment (trees, hills, mountains, or all 3)

@frankisfunny2007

3 жыл бұрын

Also, Portland Timbers FC stadium was made in the 1890s as an American football stadium, then a minor league baseball stadium, then they relocated. Then they repurposed it to a soccer stadium. After the 2017 season, they renovated the stadium.

@frankisfunny2007

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, New York City FC does play at Yankee Stadium. They're not the only team that played at either Yankee Stadium, the New York Giants (NFL) also was a tennant at the old Yankee Stadium. Current Yankee Stadium also used for the NCAA bowl, the Pinstripe Bowl.

I think the Vancouver Stadium is for soccer only. Vancouver is in Canada BTW but the Salt Lake one is not . It’s in Utah USA. The Atlanta United stadium (Mercedes) has out done all European stadiums attendance during some match days. ATL! I think one major factor that holds back soccer in the US. is that MLS actually struggles to compete with other more established popular American sports for airtime on television. This cost them a lot of lost revenue and less exposure.

@kyleekstrand3971

3 жыл бұрын

I think the Vancouver stadium’s Primary tenant is the BC Lions of the CFL; that would explain its larger size.

Vancouver Soccer shares with CFL kind of like NFL Junior version and Chicago Soldier is shared with NFL Chicago Bears

I’m sure you’ve already gotten this, but you HAVE to react to Jomboy’s “the dumbest play you’ll ever see, a breakdown” - a mindblowingly inept sequence in a baseball game yesterday. I can’t describe it, you have to see it for yourself. It’s by turns mind boggling, maddening, and hilarious.

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I wonder if he is aware that Tottenhams new stadium was directly copied from the stadium in Atlanta (especially the roof)

Atlanta the only club that average 50k a match and during big matches against top clubs or a Darby it’s 72k . And BC Place isn’t shared, it’s strictly belongs to Vancouver Whitecaps. Last David Beckham new stadium hasn’t been completed yet, so his club is playing at the stadium that was built for his youth club

@brianxyz

2 жыл бұрын

BC Place is definitely shared and has been since Day 1. It's where the BC Lions play.

BC Place is in Vancouver which is in Canada... they might like soccer more than Americans, but idk

A lot of the MLS stadiums are small bc Futbol is not as popular as american football, basketball, and baseball... The bigger stadiums in America are reserved for those sports mostly.. smaller stadiums are easier to fill for some of these clubs.

The is guy keeps saying 3 sided when I’m reality it’s only like 2 or 3🤣 like bruh can you not wait for the next picture?

On a different topic, here is the bizarre play everyone is talking about today [ kzread.info/dash/bejne/YqZps8eGc9bSe8o.html ]

Pretty soon a generation from now these stadiums will need an expansion cause this sport is growing too fast.

damn i got bamboozled, thought the title said MLB stadiums 😢

also they never want somthing to look the same in America so they have designs to mak sure each one has its own special purpose in all US sports

I wonder if it will have FC Cincinnati's new stadium? I guess I'll watch and see... YEP! There she is!! 26K seats... brand new (TQL stadium -- I have no idea what the name means). Took a LOT to get it done because it's mere blocks away from Music Hall and we didn't want noise from the soccer hooligans to disturb the symphony, the Pops, the opera, the ballet, et cetera...

The crew is my home town team

Salt Lake City is in Utah in US

Miami is getting a bigger stadium near the airport I think

It’s MLS stadium

The Columbus Crew 1969 stadium is old the 2021 stadium is brand new same team just a new stadium

8:29 vancouver whitecaps dont share there stadium with other teams and vancouver whitecaps are in canada the stadium hosts concerts and stuff not other sports

@subgum3403

2 жыл бұрын

Ummm the bc lions play at bc place.

I've been to Olympic Stadium in Berlin to see Borussia Dortmund vs. Hertha BSC. Tbh Olympic Stadium was underwhelming. Aztec Stadium in Mexico City felt bigger. In the US I think Centurylink Field is the best one only because I'm biased in favor of the Seahawks and Sounders

Q2 best stadium in the MLS

You seem disapointed, yet, as an american soccer fan I'm just thrilled we have permanent Soccer-specific facilities for our "premier" or "major league" clubs. Sure as heck beats looking at empty seats in college or nfl (american football) stadiums.

Hi Beesley, family first,.

Good job young buck 👍

Vancouver is shared with Canadian Football, not NFL, I think the Argonauts?

@timhefty504

3 жыл бұрын

BC Cats i believe

@gordieparenteau6555

3 жыл бұрын

British Columbia Lions.

Liga MX stadiums?

Salt lake in Utah

Miami's stadium is temporary!

Vancouver's not the us and salt lake city isn't Canada my friend ahahaha looks like more geography livestreams are needed ahahaha

I am just a drunk bloke & really dislike soccer but I think the 3 sided stadiums are former minor league baseball stadiums converted to soccer "Pitches?"

the stadium for beckham's team is shared with their minor league team until they build their new one in miami

222-0 by Jon bois

I think the size has to do with popularity. Unless you’re a diehard, soccer is the 5th sport over here. At least that’s how it seems to me