20 NFL Stadiums For A Fantastic Family-Friendly Experience

For families looking to enjoy a football game with young children, selecting the right stadium can make all the difference. Across the United States, many NFL stadiums have created welcoming environments with amenities and activities designed specifically for families.

From nursing rooms and child locator wristbands to interactive play areas and family-friendly events, these stadiums offer more than just the thrill of the game. We’re ranking 20 NFL stadiums that stand out for their family-friendly features, ensuring a memorable experience for fans of all ages.

20. SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles Rams/Chargers)

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SoFi Stadium offers a kid-friendly “Rams Land” play area with a foam slide and interactive activities. Families can obtain child locator wristbands for safety. The stadium allows one sealed 20-ounce water bottle per person and provides Mamava Lactation Suites for nursing mothers. However, strollers are not permitted inside the stadium.

19. Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City Chiefs)

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Arrowhead Stadium offers a range of family-friendly activities, including the Chiefs Kingdom Kids events. These exclusive events feature movie nights, Halloween-themed trick-or-treating, and the Girl Scouts Arrowhead Takeover. The stadium also hosts the Arrowhead Art Collection program, celebrating regional art and providing educational opportunities for all ages.

18. NRG Stadium (Houston Texans)

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NRG Stadium offers a family-friendly experience with its retractable roof ensuring comfort in any weather. The stadium features a nursing mothers’ room, changing tables in all restrooms, and allows breast pumps and baby formula. Families can enjoy classic stadium fare at concession stands throughout the complex. The nearby Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo adds extra entertainment options for kids.

17. Ford Field (Detroit Lions)

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Ford Field offers an exceptional family experience with its Family & Friends Pack, including four tickets, meals, and snacks starting at $249. Kids can enjoy free activities at Pride Plaza, receive First Lions Game Certificates, and participate in the post-game touchdown run. The stadium also provides sensory kits and nursing rooms for added comfort.

16. Empower Field at Mile High (Denver Broncos)

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Empower Field offers a family-friendly atmosphere with Mane Street, featuring pregame entertainment by cheerleaders and the mascot. The stadium boasts diverse concession options, including local food trucks. Family restrooms are available throughout, and nursing mothers can access dedicated pods. The Junior Denver Broncos Cheerleaders program cultivates young fans’ enthusiasm.

15. M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore Ravens)

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M&T Bank Stadium offers a family-friendly atmosphere with interactive fan zones and opportunities to see players up close. The stadium features charging stations, courtesy handsets for the hearing impaired, and a lenient policy for children under 2. Families can also enjoy stadium tours, exploring behind-the-scenes areas and learning about Ravens history.

14. FedExField (Washington Commanders)

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FedExField offers family-friendly amenities, including the Bud Light Party Pavilion with entertainment and concessions. The stadium provides clear bag policies and family restrooms for convenience. In 2024, new upgrades include improved food options and a field-level tunnel club for season ticket holders to interact with players. Kids under 2 are admitted free with lap passes.

13. Nissan Stadium (Tennessee Titans)

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Nissan Stadium offers a family-friendly experience with its upcoming Crayola Experience and NERF Action Xperience in 2025. The 30,000-square-foot entertainment center will feature crayon-naming stations and wax art creation. For gameday, the stadium provides clear diaper bags, baby food, and formula for children under two. A sensory room and mother’s lounges are available for those with special needs.

12. Raymond James Stadium (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

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Raymond James Stadium offers a fantastic family experience with its Jr Bucs Kids Zone, featuring interactive activities and an inflatable obstacle course. The stadium also hosts special events like the Spartan Race, adding excitement for all ages. Four Mother’s Nursing Rooms provide comfort for parents with infants, ensuring a welcoming environment for families.

11. Lumen Field (Seattle Seahawks)

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Lumen Field offers a family-friendly gameday experience with its Touchdown City pregame area. Kids can enjoy interactive inflatables, face painting, and games. The stadium provides a Mother’s Room for nursing moms and a sensory room for fans with sensory needs. Family restrooms with baby-changing stations are available throughout the venue.

10. Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Eagles)

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Lincoln Financial Field offers a dedicated alcohol-free Family Section in 217, perfect for families with young children. Kids under 2 enter free and can sit on a parent’s lap. The stadium also features family restrooms with baby changing tables throughout the concourses, ensuring a comfortable experience for all ages.

9. MetLife Stadium (New York Giants/Jets)

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MetLife Stadium offers a plethora of family-friendly activities before games. Kids can run through obstacle courses, kick field goals, and toss passes outside the stadium. There are ample photo opportunities, including with the Jets’ Super Bowl trophy. Family restrooms are available throughout the venue, and children under 34 inches tall enter free.

8. Mercedes-Benz Superdome (New Orleans Saints)

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The Superdome offers a welcoming environment for families, featuring 60 restrooms with baby changing stations and six family restrooms. Nursing mothers can find dedicated rooms throughout the stadium. The facility also provides wheelchair services and accommodations for guests with sensory sensitivities, ensuring a comfortable experience for all.

7. Gillette Stadium (New England Patriots)

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Gillette Stadium offers a wealth of family-friendly attractions beyond game day. The complex features restaurants, movie theaters, and interactive experiences like the Patriots Hall of Fame. Kids can enjoy the 360-degree observation deck atop the 22-story lighthouse, providing panoramic views of Boston and Providence skylines. The stadium’s recent $250 million renovation enhances the overall experience for visitors of all ages.

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6. U.S. Bank Stadium (Minnesota Vikings)

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U.S. Bank Stadium offers a family-friendly experience for Vikings fans. Children under 36 inches tall can attend games free with a paid adult. The stadium provides child ID wristbands, family restrooms, and lactation suites. Families can request “First Game Buttons” for their children’s inaugural Vikings game, creating lasting memories.

5. TIAA Bank Field (Jacksonville Jaguars)

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TIAA Bank Field offers a unique family-friendly experience with its FanZone, featuring interactive games and activities. The stadium boasts a Family Zone with discounted youth tickets and alcohol-free seating. Families can cool off at water-bottle filling stations or enjoy shaded areas in the south end zone plaza. The stadium’s A-Z guide provides comprehensive information for a great family outing.

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4. Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis Colts)

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Lucas Oil Stadium offers a range of family-friendly amenities, including a special Kids Meal for $8 with Colts arm sleeves. Nursing mothers can use Mamava lactation stations or the Mother’s Room. The stadium also provides “My First Game” gifts for young fans and a Youth Gameday Giveaway with coloring books and crayons.

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3. Lambeau Field (Green Bay Packers)

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Lambeau Field offers a rich family experience with its annual Family Night event, featuring on-field drills, fireworks, and jersey giveaways. The Titletown district adjacent to the stadium provides year-round activities, including ice skating, tubing, and a playground. On game days, families can enjoy Titletown Gameday Live with live music and fun activities.

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2. Paycor Stadium (Cincinnati Bengals)

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Paycor Stadium offers a family-friendly experience with affordable tickets and engaging activities. Kids can enjoy the nearby Great Adventure Playground and Carol Ann’s Carousel. The stadium provides Child Identification Wristbands for safety. Families can pose for photos at the jungle-themed media set and indulge in local favorites like Skyline Chili.

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1. State Farm Stadium (Arizona Cardinals)

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State Farm Stadium offers extensive family-friendly amenities, including baby changing stations in all restrooms, family restrooms, and a “Safe in the Seat” child locator wristband program. The stadium provides designated alcohol-free family sections and allows children under 24 months to enter free with a lap pass. Gluten-free food options are available for those with dietary restrictions.

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