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I can see that. Denver has gone downhill tragically over the past six years, but Boise has a lot of the same positive things associated with Californian migration that Denver once experienced.

You made the right call. Boise is a fifteen times better place to visit than Boone.

So you are saying college stadiums are better than NFL stadiums? Glad it took us nearly two weeks to realise you were arguing something totally different to what the discussion was about. For the record, I follow college football a lot more (particularly the Mountain West and BYU), but I'd take...

I started typing out a very different response.... You got me there.

That's excellent feedback. Thank you :thumbsu:

But but but some colleges have bigger stadiums.... :rolleyes:

We can safely assume you've never been to an Cardinals game. Tied with Arrowhead and US Bank Stadium for the best atmosphere in my opinion. Are you suggesting NFL teams should play in college stadiums to improve atmosphere? It's only natural there's a few college stadiums with better atmosphere...

Anything to offer or just content being a condescending prick?

Perfect. No complaints whatsoever. They had a PR nightmare a few years ago but that was isolated to the domestic arm of the airline and I've used them plenty of times since for International Airlines and never had an issue.

Wait, what point are you trying to make? State Farm Stadium is a poor stadium because it's too good? The Superbowl is a poor event because it's too popular?

If we are talking pure numbers, then of course there are stadiums with higher attendances. As far as facilities, atmosphere, viewing angles and overall experience State Farm Stadium is up the very top. Not sure how many college stadiums you've been to, but aside from atmosphere at a couple of...

Have you been? The Cardinals stadium is the best I've been to in the NFL. Up there with the best in the world.

It's part of a research collaboration around First Nations Health. :thumbsu:

In the North American Fall, around October.

Anybody spent time in Anchorage? Looking at spending about eight days there, with a couple in Fairbanks later this year. Would love to hear what people have thought.

Sorry?

USA is safe as ever at the moment. Despite what the left-dominant media would lead you to believe, nobody gives a toss about the impeachment proceedings. Rightly or wrongly, Trump will be re-elected late next year, without a doubt. The past few days have only confirmed that.

Minneapolis is one of the most beautiful cities on earth. Looking forward to being back there in April. To be honest, minus 5 in late-March is quite warm. Snow through until May isn't uncommon.

You'll be looking at a minimum of $300aud for the worst seat in the stadium, but depending on your goals, it could be money well spent. :thumbsu:

Interesting. Good luck getting a ticket to Lambeau, as they're not easy to come by. But the fanzone that's been completed around the stadium is truly incredible and worth seeing on its own. If you're looking for more things to do around Green Bay if you're there for more than a day, feel free to...

What's the appeal of Green Bay? I used to live in Northern Green Bay and think it's a wonderful area, but a little unusual in terms of a tourist destination.

Yes.

You should write a book about it.

Any specific appeal with at Atlanta? I've been there three times, once on vacation and twice with work and while it has a lovely "soul", it's a significant step down on most other US cities as far as attractions and things to do, go.

Why don't you?

Head over to Baltimore if you can as well. It's about 45 minutes on the train from Washington DC and is a beautiful place.

But seriously, how can you be do dismissive of places you've never even been to? Buffalo is an excellent city which has come along leaps and bounds over the past five years. I'm super excited to go back again in September. By saying New York is the only place sigh visiting and other cities...

I could think of 40 cities in the US I'd rather visit than New York City. I honestly don't get the hype about it. Even Buffalo is an upgrade :thumbsu: On that topic, I've just booked a three night stay up in Providence for this September. Has anybody been before?

Give me Baltimore over NYC and Portland/Flagstaff over San Francisco/LA any day.

The river is beautiful and the downtown precinct has improved enormously, but more of a "avoid San Francisco" thing.