The phrase "at both stadiums" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to events, activities, or situations that occur in two different stadiums.
Example: "The concert will take place at both stadiums over the weekend, allowing fans to choose their preferred location."
Alternatives: "in both arenas" or "at the two venues".
At both stadiums, only men are invited, because of the ultra-Orthodox practice of strict gender separation.
"We have beverage deals at both stadiums," said Gene Monahan, head athletic trainer for the team, speaking of both the Bronx stadium and the Yankees' Florida spring training stadium in Tampa.
For instance, Roadtrips, a Canadian company, offers a trip that takes fans to games at both stadiums in New York, as well as those in Philadelphia and Boston before a visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Though bringing a caterer on premises can be a challenge — parking passes can be hard to come by and costly, and the mayhem of fan rowdiness that Mr. Burzichelli described is evident at both stadiums — determined revelers find ways to replicate banquet-style celebrations on the asphalt.
"My son was an avid fan of University of Texas football and the Dallas Cowboys, so I wanted to see if I could get his ashes scattered on the 50-yard line at both stadiums.
Harvey, 24, grew up in Mystic, Conn., as a fan of the Yankees, and he recalled attending about a half-dozen Subway Series games, at both teams' stadiums.
Some eyebrows were raised when Keane accepted the post having previously managed in his own right at both the Stadium of Light and Portman Road.
As the Reds hosted the Giants last night, I mused about watching Cincinnati play at both Riverfront Stadium AND Crosley Field.
The No Jacket Required World Tour ended with Collins performing at both the Wembley Stadium and JFK Stadium Live Aid concerts.
At both New York baseball stadiums, players and coaches in the dugout are protected by screens, installed after Don Zimmer, then a Yankee coach, was struck on the side of his face by a foul ball during a 1999 playoff game against Texas.
The Air Jordan 4 Retro is priced at $20,000 at Stadium Goods.
