GREEN BAY, WI (WSAU) – Wisconsin has two of the top ten sporting stadiums in the U.S., according to a new analysis.

According to a press release, the analysis was done by Gambling.com which took a deep dive into venues across the country, and all stadiums were scored out of five on Google, Tripadvisor, and Facebook and given an overall average score. If two or more stadiums had the same score out of five, they were ranked in terms of capacity, with the largest capacity first.

Lambeau Field finished first in the analysis, which noted that “attending an NFL game at Lambeau Field is on many people’s wish lists, but getting tickets for games is very difficult. Green Bay is a one-team city, and therefore, demand to attend Packers games is very high. The waiting list for season tickets for the Packers currently stands at about 60 years, as tickets get handed down from generation to generation with great prestige,” and continued by saying, “There is a certain charm associated with a trip to Lambeau Field, also known as the frozen tundra in wintertime, where a warm welcome awaits everyone, with the possible exception of Chicago Bears supporters. Purists will be happy that the oldest continually operating NFL stadium has come out on top ahead of the numerous new stadiums that have sprung up in recent years.”

American Family Field finished behind other notable baseball stadiums, such as Pittsburgh’s PNC Park and Baltimore’s Oriole Park, which both finished in the top three. Other venues to be ranked included Colorado’s Coors Field, St. Louis’s Busch Stadium, and Seattle’s Lumen Field.