How many MLB Ballparks have you visited?

[Cessna98]

true baseball character

What character is that? The urine smell or the 105 years of losing?

 

[uncfan103]

The fact that you diss Wrigley, the one park which is part of a lively neighborhood which has a true baseball character, while praising Miller Park for being "easy to access" tells me everything I need to know about you. You'd rather show up in a car close to gametime than enjoy spending time with friends? I think you are missing the point of sports. Hell, I think you are missing the point of life.

C'mon smart, you've been to miller park. You know what it's like before a game there. Much more "lively" than a lot of the other places I've been too.

That being said, it's not my favorite. PNC Park has really nice, and I like Busch stadium a lot. When I went to miller the games were exciting, but I wasn't a big fan of the stadium. Maybe that's because it was literally 100 degrees for two of the games I was at.

 

[GenJac]

I saw two games at Wrigley Field a few years ago and had a fantastic time, despite my beloved Phillies losing both. The atmosphere there is one-of-a-kind. I remember telling my friends back in Philly the best part of the whole experience there at Wrigley was NO VIDEO SCREENS, JUST BASEBALL. Alas, it's no more.

 

[kramer1]

GABP (married there too....the irony)
Riverfront
Comiskey

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Stood outside of a dozen others..LOL

Yep.

I have visited/seen live games at:
Fulton-County
Turner
Shea
Citi Field
Old Yankees
New Yankees
what was called Pacific Bell at the time, don't know anymore what they call it
Skydome/Rogers Center
Camden Yards
The Vet
Citz Bank
Three Rivers

 

[TxHeat]

not nearly enough.