All 30 MLB stadiums ranked

[Gooch1034]

The difference between San Diego's Petco Park and Oakland's Alameda Coliseum in unreal.

All 30 MLB stadiums, ranked

 

[tducey]

Interesting list, persobally I'd have Rogers Centre higher than 27. No surprise to see Oakland's at 30.

 

[jwolt92]

I've been to quite a few games at Wrigley, and it doesn't smell like sausage. Smells like piss

 

[Fountain City Blues]

Kauffman really is a pleasant stadium outside of the heat in midsummer. Pleasant atmosphere for the most part.

 

[jwolt92]

Kauffman really is a pleasant stadium outside of the heat in midsummer. Pleasant atmosphere for the most part.

Went to Kauffman about 7-8 years ago in the middle of summer for a Royals/A's game. Great stadium and great fans

 

[jwolt92]

Miller Park should also be way higher. That's a great place to catch a game and with the Brewers being awful you can get great seats for cheap

 

[Gooch1034]

I haven't been to a game in years so I don't think there are any stadiums that I have been to that are still around other than Globe Life Park in Arlington. Caught a game there about 8 years ago and thought it was a great place. Before that, the last game(s) I went to were in the old Busch Stadium in St Louis and 3 Rivers in Pittsburgh.

 

[Cyder]

I'd love to see more parks but of the ones I have been to I like Camden the best. I'd put Yankee stadium ahead of Citifield, Citifield has too many obstructed view seats thanks to the weird outfield.

 

[Bolts]

Not often that something good about the Padres is ranked first.

 

[thedddd]

I am surprised Turner Field was that high. It is not a good place to watch baseball. Also getting there is a pain, if you take Marta you have to go through underground Atlanta to get there and if you drive there is no where to walk after the game to. All you can do is get in your car and sit in traffic.

On the other hand I am surpise Miller Park and Camden Yard were lower than that.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Kauffman really is a pleasant stadium outside of the heat in midsummer. Pleasant atmosphere for the most part.

It's a nice park. I saw Dice-K's MLB debut there back wnen I didn't know any better and was a Red Sox fan. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much, but was really pleasantly surprised. I've heard they've made a lot of great improvements since as well.

I'll say this about Matsuzaka's debut; I bet there were more Japanese folks in Kansas City that day than in all the days before or since combined.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

AT&T is my favorite that I've been to.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

I don't like how you get half way down the list and the pics start including cloudy days or closed roofs. I think that's BS.

 

[HammerDown]

I've been to quite a few games at Wrigley, and it doesn't smell like sausage. Smells like piss

Says the Cardinals fan.

 

[jwolt92]

Says the Cardinals fan.

http://deadspin.com/5288450/why-your-stadium-sucks-wrigley-field

Quality source.

Despite that, it's a great place to watch a game. Just smells like piss

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Interesting list, persobally I'd have Rogers Centre higher than 27. No surprise to see Oakland's at 30.

Skydome (fuck Rogers) is a horrific venue for baseball.

I keep waiting for the announcement that they're renovating the hell out of it but they've been talking about it for a decade and then it just went quiet.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

I've been to the dome, the Big O, Jacobs, Fenway, both Yankee Stadiums, PNC, Comerica and Tiger Stadium. I went to Tiger Stadium for the final game there so obviously it was an exceptional event but that was probably the most fun I had at a baseball stadium as a kid considering I didn't even like either of the teams playing and both sucked at the time.

 

[broncosmitty]

Miller Park should also be way higher. That's a great place to catch a game and with the Brewers being awful you can get great seats for cheap

It's one of the cooler new stadiums imo.

Comerica sucks. You're a freaking mile away in 80% of the seats.

 

[broncosmitty]

I've been to the dome, the Big O, Jacobs, Fenway, both Yankee Stadiums, PNC, Comerica and Tiger Stadium. I went to Tiger Stadium for the final game there so obviously it was an exceptional event but that was probably the most fun I had at a baseball stadium as a kid considering I didn't even like either of the teams playing and both sucked at the time.

I missed out on old Yankee Stadium. But Tiger Stadium was the best place I've ever been to see a game. Unless you were behind a pole.

I think Fenway was designed for Hobbits.

 

[broncosmitty]

AT&T is my favorite that I've been to.

It's awesome.

Jacobs Field, also cool. People should go there...