Trying to get to all 30 MLB parks

[Erie Warrior]

I'm trying to do this too! My brother and I are doing it together actually. We've been to 14:
Great American BallPark, Cincinnati
Nationals Park, Washington, DC
Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore
Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
PNC Park, Pittsburgh
Busch Stadium, St. Louis
Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City
Globe Life Park, Arlington
Minute Maid Park, Houston
Comerica Park, Detroit
Wrigley Field, Chicago
Target Field, Minnesota
Miller Park, Milwaukee
U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago (Now Guaranteed Rate Field)

A nice bonus is getting to see all these big cities and additional monuments, etc along the way!

Which ballpark is your favorite? Which Busch Stadium did you see, the current one?

 

[Mike A. S.]

Which ballpark is your favorite? Which Busch Stadium did you see, the current one?

Yes, it was the current Busch Stadium. My favorites are Kauffman Stadium, Target Field, PNC Park & Camden Yards. Probably in that order. Wrigley Field, US Cellular Field & Nationals Park were definitely the worst. All the others were pretty close to each other and definitely solid ballparks.

 

[DunceKaep]

My Stadium visits include, team, followed by first visit

Sick's Stadium, Pilots, 1969
Kingdome, Mariners, 1976
Safeco, Mariners, 1999
Oakland, A's, 1987
Dodger Stadium, Dodgers, 1987
Candlestick, Giants, 1987
AT&T, Giants, 2015
Anaheim, Angles, 1987
Colorado, Rockies, 1998
Cominsky, White Sox, 2002
Wrigley, Cubs, 2002
AZ, WBC, 2006
Turner Field, Braves, 2014

Minute Maid, upcoming in April, 2017

Don't remember much about Sick's Stadium, too young (8)
The Kingdome was special, but really a concrete disaster, but had many good times there.
Safeco, Very Nice Stadium, Great view of city and sound.
Oakland, thought we were going to get shot on the walk back to hotel. Shots actually fired near 2am.
Dodger Stadium was neat. Had to get a 'Dodger Dog'.
Candlestick, froze my ass off in June.
AT&T, absolutely beautiful, Great stadium, great view of Bay. Love it.
Anaheim, another solid stadium.
Colorado, the first visit to 'a new stadium' very impressed, but maybe because it was 1998.
AZ, saw the Baseball Classic there, not Diamondbacks. Crowd was awesome.
Cominsky, What a dump, Kingdome part two. Just lots of concrete.
Wrigley, duck your head when walking among the girders. Awesome crowd. HOT, HOT day.
Atlanta, just another old outdated ballpark. New one better? I'm sure it will be awesome.

Minute Maid, Upcoming this April.

 

[Chewbaccer]

The first MLB game I ever attended was the very first game played at Turner Field when I was a kid. The last game I've attended was the last game at Turner Field. I'm trying my damndest to get tickets for the opening game at Suntrust, but they're a hard get.

But Turner Field is the only stadium I've been to unless you count minor league stadiums(AAA Gwinnett Braves and A Rome Braves)

 

[bamafan4evr12]

The first MLB game I ever attended was the very first game played at Turner Field when I was a kid. The last game I've attended was the last game at Turner Field. I'm trying my damndest to get tickets for the opening game at Suntrust, but they're a hard get.

But Turner Field is the only stadium I've been to unless you count minor league stadiums(AAA Gwinnett Braves and A Rome Braves)

I'm trying to go to the first game at STP too! Tickets are over $100 and I don't think I've ever paid $100 for a baseball game, and that includes sitting behind home plate, but it should be a fun game so I think it'll be worth it!

 

[JohnU]

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