NFL Stadium Tours:
Bank of America
Candlestick Park
Edward Jones Dome
FedExField
Ford Field
HHH Metrodome
Invesco Field
Lucas Oil Stadium
McAfee Coliseum
M&T Bank Stadium
Paul Brown Stadium
Raymond James
Reliant Stadium
Texas Stadium
University of Phoenix


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Minneapolis Metrodome
Stadium Tour

University of Phoenix
Stadium Tour



Reliant Stadium Tour



FedExField Stadium Tour



Lucas Oil Stadium Tour

Taking an NFL Stadium Tour

Monster Park Stadium Tour



Raymond James Stadium
Stadium Tour



Texas Stadium Tour



Paul Brown Stadium Tour


Ford Field Stadium Tour



Edward Jones Dome
Stadium Tour



McAfee Coliseum
Stadium Tour



M&T Bank Stadium Tour
 
 

Bank of America Stadium Tour



Invesco Field Stadium Tour

Would you like to run on a state of the art artificial field? Sit in the luxury box or see what goes on in the player’s locker room? Taking a tour of your local NFL Stadium is an often overlooked activity that every NFL fan should participate in. On gameday, NFL fans mob these magnificent sports venues that harken to the days of the original Roman Coliseum. However, throughout the week the local stadium is forgotten ... the parking lot is abandoned, the tailgaters are gone, but inside, these stadiums are still abuzz with activity. Some stage NFL practices, some host events, and some have Team Pro Shops selling merchandise throughout the week.  What many don't know is that most NFL Stadiums actually allow the public to stop in for a visit to see what goes on behind the scenes. Usually the ticket prices to attend an NFL stadium tour are fairly reasonable. Groups tours of the stadiums are fairly common, but walk-up public tours for individuals are also sometimes available throughout the week. It is definitely something worth checking out and www.nflfootballstadiums.com has all the information you need to make arrangments for a stadium tour.

Taking a Stadium tour is something I highly recommend to any fan of the National Football League. These tours can be appreciated by NFL fans of all ages and provide fantastic picture taking opportunities that you will talk about for years. Still cameras are generally encouraged during these stadium tours as fans can get unique behind the scenes shots such as the view from field level or pictures of your favorite player’s locker. Most tours last about 60 to 90 minutes and cover the main concourse, suite level, locker room, press box, and sometimes the field. Fans are able to get a clear picture of what it’s like for the players to run through the tunnel on gameday or experience the awe of being the center of attention of 65,000 screaming fans. The guides are generally very friendly and happy to answer any questions you have or share stories about your favorite NFL team. I strongly encourage anyone with an interest in an NFL franchise to take a Stadium Tour.

I've actually attended several stadium tours on my travels throughout the league.  I walked through the same tunnel that Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, and the 49er Dynasty used to take the field. I boarded the Pirate Ship that sits in the North Endzone in Raymond James Stadium. I even stood on the Dallas Cowboys Star on the 50-yard line and raised my eyes to the heavens through the hole in the roof like Terrell Owens. Each stadium tour was a unique experience and a celebration of the local NFL team. Below is a listing of all the stadium tours I have taken with a short description and five star rating on each Stadium Tour. Clicking on each link will yield more information about each stadium tour.  Please feel free to send me your thoughts on each tour as well.