Best baseball stadium?
Question:my personal favorite is the old Busch stadium (yes, cardinal fan right here) I like the architecture of it, and the picture-perfectness of it. I miss it since they tore it down
Wrigley Field looks cool from the outside (never been inside though, hoping to this year) great neighborhood
Not been to many else.
Please tell your fav. or favs. and why
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Get to Wrigley- in a good seat- on a warm summer day. Hang at the local bars before and after.It will change your mind. Even if you are not a Cubs fan. This field is last of the old charm. The neighborhood is full of fun and pride.
Wrigley bc it has the history and inside is better than the outside the stadium is tight and fans are the best
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Coors Field, home of the Rockies has a wonderful stadium. A line of purple seats mark the mile point, and the rock fountain in center is majestic.I don't think I am a good judge since I've only attended two ballparks and Shea Stadium is ugly.
I think the ballpark in Arizona (Chase Field aka. Bank One Ballpark) looks nice.
Its cool with the swimming pool and all. The structure is also pretty interesting. Its also good that it has a retractable roof for possible rain. The outside also looks pretty cool i guess.
Personally I like Shea, because Im a Mets fan and all. Its pretty classic, but the outside appearance is pretty plain.
The Green monster in Boston is also pretty cool.
Petco Park, Safeco field is nice too.
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wrigley without a doubt, but dont wonder to fair away from the local bars, it is right in the middle of the homosexual community.Should I pick up Jermaine Dye off the waiver wire and drop Alex Gordon?
Turner Field, in Atlanta. If you ever went to Fulton County Stadium, you wouldn`t have to ask.Who is dumb enough to go and pay this money to see these punks ?
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There's nothing like going to a game at Wrigley.I really enjoyed Angel Stadium too. Beautiful park, not really a bad seat in the house.
Chase field is the absolute worst. Doesn't even feel like you are at a ballgame when you walk into the stadium. I think the AZ fans might add to those bad experiences as well. I would also say that their fans are the absolute worst.
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I'm an Orioles fan, To me Oriole Park is just as beautiful today as it was in 1992, however not to take anything away from Camden Yards, since it's home to the Orioles I'll give you favorite ballparks that I've visited.Fenway Park, there is just something you can sense about the ballpark's atmosphere when you step inside. You can feel the history there with the oldest active stadium in the league. Plus it has the green monster, it has the hand operated scoreboard. In today's modern high tech world, Fenway Park is a vintage stadium that keeps an imagine of baseball past alive in how it looks, and the atmosphere it provides. I haven't been to Wrigley or Yankees Stadium. However I do know that Fenway Park is a valuable experience for any baseball fan who's lucky enough to catch a game or two there.
My father and I took a visit to Fenway Park in August 2001 for two games. O's lost the first one, won the second one. I remember BoSox fans where somewhat bitter that they had dropped lost 2 of 3 in a home series to the "lowly Orioles" but they had so much respect for Cal Ripken in his final year that they cheered for him like a hometeam player whenever he took the plate, and would clap if he got a base-hit (even if that meant driving in a run). It takes a lot to get fans of any team to cheer an opposing player who spent his entire career with a divisional opponant.
I also liked Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. I always thought the stadium was pretty cool looking on TV, and I would look forward in hopes that an Orioles player would hit a homerun out into the waterfalls behind the outfeild walls there whenever they where in Kansas City.
My father and I got our chance to see Kauffman Stadium in 2004. It was a comfortable setting, the stadium was well kept, and had a nice baseball atmosphere. I also remember my father and I having a good time with some of the Royals fans around us, as we all simply enjoyed the game of baseball even though it was a battle of two last place teams. We went to two games, the Orioles won the first one, lost the second one. All though the Orioles did homer, they didn't land any into the water. Oh well :)
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Wrigley Field is far from it, easily the worst park I've been to. This is not even adding the fact I'm a White Sox fan. Bathrooms are horrible and quite uncomfortable...as they're pretty much steel troughs...not to mention there's like 3 bathrooms in the whole place. Lots of columns. Overall decaying stadium. Nets to keep rocks from falling on fans...cracks...ugly old design. Yes on TV it looks all pretty and full of "tradition". But that tradition is more to keep a bunch of overpaid players instead of funding a new ballpark.
Now my personal favorite is Comerica Park, I think that's what its called. The Tigers' park. Great design, modern, clean, adequate facilities. Hell, probably the nicest thing in Detroit.
Oh yes, the new Brewer's stadium is also very nice. Thumbs up.
Now I haven't been to the Padres' stadium...but I think it looks pretty tight and could be up there for one of the best.
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