Tennessee Titans

Going to the football is supposed to be an enjoyable experience, turning up to see your favorite team in action dreaming of making it all the way to the Super Bowl.

But which stadium is the most fan friendly for fans turning up in their thousands?

To determine this, Mighty Tips analyzed all the stadiums in the NFL based on capacity, average match ticket prices, average parking prices, the cost of a hot dog and the positive posts surrounding the stadiums across the past 12 months in an index table scored out of 50.

The study revealed that the Nissan Stadium, home of the Tennessee Titans ranked 13th overall in the league with an index score of 22.7.

In total, a day out to watch the Titans would cost fans roughly an average of $261 and the Nissan Stadium had over 9000 positive reviews over the past year.

The AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys is officially the most fan friendly stadium in the NFL with an index score of 37.4.

In total a day out to watch the Cowboys for one person would cost just short of $200 but the AT&T Stadium had over 1.2 million positive posts in the past year, nearly 700,000 more than the next best.

The MetLife Stadium, home of both the New York Giants and New York Jets ranked second in the index with an index score of 29.3.

Offering reasonable prices in their 82,500-capacity stadium a total package for watching a Giants or Jets game would cost someone around $260 for the full experience and indulging in the gameday atmosphere.

Making up the top three fan friendly stadiums was the M&T Bank Stadium where the Baltimore Ravens reside where the full experience would cost just under $230.

However not all stadiums feel the same love across the NFL. In fact, Ford Field is officially the least fan friendly stadium, despite the Detroit Lions having a good start to the season with an index score of just 12.9.

Luman Field (Seattle Seahawks) and the Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas Raiders) are amongst the top three least fan friendly stadiums respectively.