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1993 in the Metrodump had to have been super-shitty.

The Badgers lost one f'ing game in 1993, and it had to be to that shitbag team.

Still pissed, 32 years later.

E-W:

• SHI Stadium (Rutgers): small but fun and friendly, this was right after they joined
• SECU Stadium (Maryland): small but fun, they are REALLY proud of Alum Jim Henson
• Beaver Stadium: loud and feels much larger than tOSU or M because that upper section towers, looks like an erector set
• Ohio Stadium: huge and loud
• Michigan Stadium (before renovation/addition) the world's quietest 100,000 people - partially this was that the home team lost but a lot of it was architectural 
• Spartan Stadium: small but spirited especially giving them credit for the fact that it was a terrible year for them
• Memorial Stadium (Indiana): more tailgates than actual fans, when does BB season start?
• Ross-Aide: smallish but spirited
• Ryan Field: looked like a HS Stadium 
• Memorial Stadium (Illinois): 🥶 🧊 ☃️ COLD 🥶 I was there for a late season game in a cold snap
• Camp Randall: great atmosphere, loved jump around 
• Kinnick Stadium: loved the Kinnick Statue and story, friendly fans, great time 
• TCF Bank (then name of Minnesota's brand new stadium): Sparkling new (we went the first or second year), great time
• Memorial Stadium (Nebraska): friendly and knowledgeable fans, great host (thanks again @FearlessF ), lots of tradition 
• Rose Bowl (1997 tOSU V ASU): spectacular setting, so much tradition, history, and pagentry

Outside of the B1G

• Lane Stadium (VaTech): highly recommended, great setting, environment, and GameDay experience, Enterent Sandman Stadium entrance is cool
• Hard Rock Stadium (Orange Bowl): very bland
•  Superdome (Sugar Bowl): NOLA should host all bowls 
• Sun Devil Stadium: awesome college environment 
• University of Phoenix Stadium (former name of PHX NFL Stadium, Fiesta Bowl): more bland than Hard Rock

• Beaver Stadium: loud and feels much larger than tOSU or M because that upper section towers, looks like an erector set

Perfectly described. I was thinking of how to describe it, but couldn't come up with it. You nailed it.

That was my first thought too. I played with a lot of erectors as a kid.

well, I can't really remember all the different stadiums and especially can't remember many details

all stadiums are similar to me, a seat with a view of the field

The Swamp - home....architecture helps with the noise, the north end zone being finished as Spurrier arrived.  I like the unique triangles in each corner....the expanded pressbox structure was done well.
Neyland - big and loud...i think they have a brick facade now, but back then it was all khaki painted metal...odd color choice imo
Jordan-Hare & Tiger Stadium - same basic architecture, both Tigers....both loud.  Saw AU upset #1 Florida and the fans stormed the field.  We blew out LSU and a drunk dude stole my afro wig after a tug-of-war with my friend
Jax Altell Everbank Whatever the Hell it's called  WLOCP - great 1/2 and 1/2 seating of rivals, no open-carry drink rules, good times on the St. John's.  
Sun Devil Stadium after the renno....it's nice-looking, but western people don't get loud or risk passing out for their team, so it's kinda ho-hum.  Looks better than it used to, but at the expense of maybe 10K seats or so.
Williams-Brice - big, full and loud, even if they're not good.  They get in a bad mood if your team starts to smoke 'em.  Lots of people standing in the corners.  
Raymond James (USF) - weird that the Bulls play in a stadium with a pirate ship in it.  This was way back, so the upper decks were covered.  Small-time G5 game with a smattering of fans.  Idk what else to put.
Starkville - idk what the stadium is called....Davis Wade?  Wade Davis?  It was a high school-level stadium when I went, as they've added a lot on since.  Yes, tons of cowbell.  It was just so tiny, it felt odd they were a fellow SEC program.  
Camping World old Citrus Bowl? Stadium....super steep upper deck.  It's a lot of stadium to just be sitting there all year doing nothing.   ELA mentioned the game I went to, with Florida lining a 5'8" CB up against Plaxico Burress.  Results were predictable.  But a good, biggish solid stadium with no tenant.
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I guess that's it.