Lambeau Field is top of my sporting bucket list

And on the Packers - I think the 4 major leagues now expressly forbid that type of ownership.

It's a bucket list. if you name 2 billion things on it then it kind of defeats the purpose. the whole idea is to put things on the exemplify that experience.

Alabama vs Auburn is even better! :)

Two facts I didn't know: Green Bay Packers – the only non-profit, community-owned major league professional sporting team in the US; and Every Packers game at Lambeau Field has been sold out since 1960. Really interesting to learn Sam. I personally would have loved to make a 49ers game while they were still at Candlestick. Santa Clara or Levi's Stadium won't be the same. Any southern college game would be awesome too - imagine being at an LSU v Alabama game. The atmosphere would be insane!

Been to USC vs Notre Dame at the Coliseum, USC vs UCLA at the Rose Bowl, the 2009 Rose Bowl Game, hockey at the Garden and United Centre (where I got to meet Bobby Hull & Stan Mikita). Some others, off the beaten path: Football at Boise State. Blue turf. Full stadium. Kellen Moore and a red-hot offense. College hockey at Mariucci Arena on the campus of the University of Minnesota. The best fans in all of hockey, and a great place for history. Daytona 500. Awesome. High school football anywhere - just about as American as you can get. Heading to Bristol Motor Speedway next summer for a short-track NASCAR race. Lazy 160,000 in that joint.

who says i'm a guy? Sam R wrote "What sporting event or stadium is on your US bucket list? " ... i've given mine based on attending every major stadium/sport in the States. the tailgating you mention is done at almost any college football game and interested to know what you've based your 'best sporting spectacle i have ever experience' on ... i.e. what else have you seen to compare? my suggestion ... don't put all your eggs in one basket and avoid such fixation when there is so much more out there.

Was at The Big House for Michigan vs. Ohio State last November. Been there for a Michigan game against Bowling Green a few years back (and a college hockey game, too) but NOTHING compares to the atmosphere inside that stadium for the Wolverines vs. Buckeyes clash. You have to feel it to believe it!

First game I went to lambeau was in 2010, last game of the regular season Chicago @ packers. Green bay needed to win to keep their playoff dream alive. At the time i didn't realize how big of a deal this game was and how lucky I was to get tickets to a game with such importance. My then girlfriend's (current wife) family have season tickets, they were kind enough to take me to the game, I was able to get onto the field before kick off to watch the players warm up (which again I didn't realize how big that was). At the end of the day the packers won and it kick started there road to the Super Bowl which they ended up winning. Ever since that game we go every year and would go more if we lived closer. Will be at the Detroit game this year which will be a massive game too can't wait. I would love to get to a liverpool game at anfield, I think if i could get to that i would be a happy man.

Don't listen to this guy, I'm lucky enough to be able to attend a packers game up in lambeau every year (if not more). I can tell you its the best sporting spectacle I have ever experienced. The packer fans are the nicest most humble people you will ever meet. The tailgate is insane and amazing, the stadium is built around the suburbs so you will see streets of peoples houses open for tailgates, some charge a small fee for the cost of food and drink. but usually its like 20 bucks all you can eat and drink and they don't do it for profit they do it to build the atmosphere. They have bands and tailgate games happening before kick off its a real carnival like atmosphere picture the SOO times 3 eight times a year. The people of green bay and wisconsin live for football season its just a great sporting town. Even when its freezing cold, the adrenalin is running so much that you can't feel it.

Brookvale Oval must surely be on everyone's bucket list?Spacious seating where you get a free ass rub just by sitting down.Or a knock to the back of the head as someone is sidling to their seat.Or the lovely grassed section that only a mountain goat can stay upright on when there is the slightest of downpours.But the highlight of this visit is the sensual aroma emanating from the spacious restrooms -- Comment from The Roar's iPhone app.

I hear Lambeau beer brats are THE ONLY beer brats...

Sorry to burst your bubble but it aint the second largest football stadium in the States, probably doesn't even crack the top 10. Have you any idea how cold and uncomfortable games in Green Bay are ... If of course you go to a game of substance (a playoff game) in January. I spent around 7 years up there and the only place would recommend an nfl game is New Orleans, Seattle and Dallas - packers fans (in the ground) are largely stuck up and entitled. But, I'd choose a college football game over nfl every day of the week as all college tailgating smashes nfl including the packers. If you want a great experience hit a 'bama v auburn game, try the Oregon Ducks in Eugene and if you really want to brave the artic chill Michigan in the big house. Sadly, the USA is overhyped and has nothing on a SOO game ... And for the price you pay for a Packers ticket you could fly to a half way house in Mexico and have a sordid old time ;)

Think you might need to recheck the figures for Lambeau and the claim of second largest football stadium.

Lambeau Field is also on my bucket list. I was able to tick Anfield off last season but I'll hopefully be back there next year. Experiencing the Kop in full voice was something I'll never forget.