Ballparks worth visiting

[hartman74]

I have visited the following ballparks over the years. I am curious to find out what is worth visiting.

Here is what I have visited.

1. Toronto Exhibition Stadium
2. Toronto Skydome/Rogers Centre
3. Montreal Olympic Stadium
4. Detroit- Tiger Stadium
5. Chicago- Comiskey Park I
6. Chicago- Comiskey Park/US Cellular Field
7. Chicago- Wrigley Field
8. Milwaukee- Miller Park
9. New York- Yankee Stadium
10. New York- Shea Stadium
11. Oakland- Oakland Coliseum
12. Los Angeles- Dodger Stadium
13. Boston- Fenway Park

What's worth visiting nowadays ?

[Gary Dunaier]

I have visited the following ballparks over the years. I am curious to find out what is worth visiting.

Here is what I have visited.

:confused:

Um... if you've already visited them, then you know which ones are worth visiting.

[Manhattan]

:confused:

Um... if you've already visited them, then you know which ones are worth visiting. I visited Safeco Field.

[marlins739]

If you can, PNC Park is definitely worth the trip. Pac Bell and Petco are too

[curb my enthusiasm]

Definitely go to Camden Yards in Baltimore. The first of the retro parks and still one of the best.

[Power Wally]

Yankee Stadium - its Going
Fenway Park - its Staying
Safeco Field - Best roof
Dodger Stadium - Most unique

[giantsrule]

AT&T park - Most beutiful...

[fdnyladder7]

Go back to Fenway, there's a great bar beneath the CF bleachers now!

[Yankeeman080]

In no particular order I think you should visit Progressive FIeld in Cleveland, Camden Yards in Baltimore, AT&T in San Francisco, Chase FIeld in Arizona, just because there is a pool. I think though wait until it is finished being renovated one of the best older ballparks Kauffman Stadium in KC. For a ballpark built in the 70's it is one the top 5 stadiums to see a game

[thechefs2003]

I just got back from visiting Camden Yards, Nationals Park and PNC Park. I must say I thought Camden Yards was the best until I went to a game in Pittsburgh. That park is absolutely gorgeous. I've been to almost 30 different parks over the years and PNC is hands down my favorite so far. It's affordable (I paid $27 for a lower level seat directly behind home plate, $10 for parking close by), the view is just incredible, the size is just right (not to big). My only complaint was the outside of it wasn't anything special, but the inside more than makes up for it.

[hellborn]

I really enjoyed Camden Yards and Nationals Stadium a few weeks ago...actually liked the Nats park itself better, but Camden had a much better neighborhood and overall atmosphere.
Comerica Park and AT&T are also great stadia. I plan to visit PNC and the new one in Philly next summer.