what isthe history of skydome?
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http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/S/SkyDome.stm
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The infamous Survivor Series '97 where "Vince screwed Bret" was in Montreal.  It is sometimes referred to as "The Montreal screwjob".  It had a french speaking ring announcer and everything....\n\nSummerslam '96 took place at Wembley Stadium in London, England... I should know, I was there.  I presume that was a PPV...\n\nWrestlemania 3 and Wrestlemania 18 were bothheld in the Skydome in Toronto.  Wrestlemania 3 set an indoor attendance record with over 93,173 people in attendance to watch Hulk take on Andre the Giant...\n\nNew Year's Revolution in 2005 came from Suan Juan, Puerto Rico...
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Estadio Azteca because of all the history that was made there.
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Calcutta's Eden Gardens is listed as one of the world's largest by some and by others as the Largest Stadium in the World.\n\nAn open air stadium with International repute having over 100,000 spectator capacity. It is the largest stadium of the world.
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the olympic stadium in barcelona will always stand.  Not so much as it is historical, but today it serves as the home field for the Barcelona soccer team.  I have been there a few years ago, and I cannot imagine that this facility will be knocked down, the training facilities are still state of the art, and it is upkept very well.  it is too historical, and important at this time for it to be knocked down.  My guess it will continue to be in use to train future athletes and host barcelona soccer games.
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the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, GA.
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Try the FIFA official site. It tells you all about its history.\nhttp://www.fifa.com/en/history/history/0,1283,4,00.html
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Ok, all puns aside. You strike me as a very educated man. Obviously you missed a class here. It happens to all of us. Why just last week I missed a class in.......well, never mind. So back to you question. \n\nUntil 1903, all ball parks were not built to a common standard. Some were flat, some were build on hillsides. The most famous Hilly (as it was called) was in North Carolina. Due to the extensive coal mining in the area, sink holes would appear. (interesting to note that there are many Sinks in the phone book) on a regular basis. The sometimes steep slope combined with the randomly  occurring sink holes, necessitated the use of a ladder quite often.\n\nWith the introduction of a common standard of a flat field, the ladder was no longer needed. But the terminology stayed. \n\nNot to disparage the previous answerers, but they have a few facts wrong.  \n\nWe must all be diligent so as not to impugn the true history of the wonderful game we love. \n\nI hope I have helped.
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No.  I have not.  Sounds like fun.  Is Skyventure that place in Vegas???
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http://www.ballparksofbaseball.com/al/YankeeStadium.htm
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http://www.narrowgauge.org/ncmap/jerry/south_park_city.html\n\nFairplay, Colorado - Today \nToday Fairplay is the home of South Park City, a reproduction of what a small Colorado town might have looked like in the late 19th century. All of the structures are actual historical buildings which have been relocated to the site. Virtually all of them feature complete interiors furnished and stocked as if they were in use. \n \n\nFollow the link and see some pictures.  It takes forever to drive up there, but it is fun for a weekend outing if you are driving from Denver.
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Indianapolis at the RCA Dome.\nhttp://www.iccrd.com/dome/R0603003.asp
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This site says it all:\n\nhttp://www.hammock-hammocks.com/history-Index.htm\n\nHammock History: How hammocks originated
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Hello Photolove, here are some great links about the history of the Eiffel Tower.\n\nHistory Of Eiffel Tower\n\nFrom 1889 to 2002, the Eiffel Tower has welcomed 200 million visitors of all ages and origins from the four corners of the globe, who have come to admire the "Iron Lady" and the city panorama from its 324-meter height. An impressive statistic that confirms the monument's reputation as the most visited site with an entry fee.  MORE…….\n\nhttp://www.cse.dmu.ac.uk/~hc01hs/mult1001/eiffeltower.html\n\nhttp://www.corrosion-doctors.org/Landmarks/eiffel-history.htm\n\nThe Eiffel Tower was built for the International Exhibition of Paris of 1889 commemorating the centenary of the French Revolution. The Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII of England, opened the tower. Of the 700 proposals submitted in a design competition, Gustave Eiffel's was unanimously chosen.  MORE…..\n\nhttp://www.paris.org/Monuments/Eiffel/\n\nhttp://www.tour-eiffel.fr/teiffel/uk/\n\nhttp://www.parisbestlodge.com/eiffeltower.html\n\nhttp://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Paris/Monuments-Paris/Eiffel.shtml\n\nMathematicians commemorated on the Eiffel Tower\n\nhttp://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/Societies/Eiffel.html\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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the hubert h humphrey metrodome in minnesota the skydome in toronto tropicanna field and kauffman stadium use artificial turf also
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here's a start for you to reminisce... some nice photos and information about the old comiskey park....\n\nhttp://flyingsock.com/OldComiskey/Stands.htm
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Yankee Stadium!!! It has SO much history in it! \n                    GO YANKEES!!!!!