MLB Stadiums - How Many?

[Scar]

From another thread:

Scar, how did you like Citizens Bank Park (I know you liked the game's outcome )?

Christine, to elaborate a little more:

I liked it a lot. Traffic getting in and out was easy. Parking was easy. The stadium is very beautiful. Doesn’t appear to be a bad seat in the house. I wish I had spent some time at Ashburn’s Alley but I really just walked through. The biggest surprise was that the lines for the concessions were short. That’s one thing I hate about the Linc, it takes forever to get anything.

Oh, and I did like the outcome even though it was a little scary at the end. But, typical Mets, win 4 in row, lose 4 in a row.

[Jared]

Arriving and leaving Citizens Bank Park is amazingly easy. Most ballparks in major cities have incredible traffic immediately before and after the game. I think the proximity to the highway really helps the flow of cars.

I moved RFK stadium from the future to past list, even though I have not been there yet. I'm seeing the Nationals take on the Brewers in Washington Saturday night.

[MickeyAD]

I have been going to games at Coors Field since it opened when I was nine years old. One of my dreams came true when I was hired by the Rockies a couple of years ago. So now there are weeks when I spend more time at the ballpark than at home.

Of other current major league parks, I've visited Jacobs Field and PNC Park. Both are wonderful stadiums. I think PNC Park is especially beautiful because I love the view of the Pittsburgh skyline beyond the outfield fence.

I went to a Pirates game during the final season of baseball at Three Rivers Stadium. It wasn't too bad for an older ballpark.

With minor league stadiums, I've been to a few Colorado Springs Sky Sox (Rockies AAA affiliate) games at Security Service Field. I love it's intimate atmosphere. I've also been to an Erie Seawolves (Tigers AA affiliate) game.

I spent my most recent Spring Break working at the Rockies Spring Training ticket office at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson, AZ. That was an awesome experience!

I'd LOVE to visit Angel Stadium, Minute Maid Park, Camden Yards, Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, Comerica Park, and Busch Stadium.

[Old School Mouse Ears]

was the best idea to put the Link and CBP in south philly ..gods would you really want fight center city traffic after a game? would have taken hours to get to 95 or ben franklin bridge i agree not as pretty but at lease you get home the same day as the game

[DisneyMelissa]

The only park I have been to numerous times is Miller Park and I absolutely love it there! It has a great atmosphere. I'm planning on venturing out to some of the other stadiums in the future, but I have a feeling Miller Park will always be my favorite

[Gottaluvgoof]

My list isn't very long.
Gone - Busch Stadium
New Busch Stadium
Wrigley Field
Whatever they call the place where the Texas Rangers play
The stadium where the Royals play

I'm more a football fan than a baseball fan.

Edward Jones Dome
Superdome - Saw my RAMS lose in the Super Bowl to those darned Patriots.
Miami Dolphins Stadium - beat my RAMS...grrrr

I need to stay home in my own stadium, we win more there

[sportsguy2315]

AL:
Metrodome (My Twins!)
US Cellular (aka the Prison Cell) (Black Sox)
Rogers Centre (Jays)
Kauffman Stadium (Royals)

NL:
Wrigley (My Cubs!)
Dolphin Stadium (Marlins)
Miller Park (Brewers)
New Busch (Cardinals)
Chase Field (D-Backs)

Minors:
Coastal Federal Field (Myrtle Beach Pelicans)
Elfstrom Stadium (Kane County Cougars)

Spring Training:
Lee County Sports Complex (Twins)
Ho Ho Kam Park (Cubs)
Cracker Jack Stadium (Braves)

[BMan62]

Nice thread!

Short list here:

AL:
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
Oriole Park at Camden Yards

NL:
Veterans Stadium
Citizens Bank Park

Minors:
Commerce Bank Park, City Island (Harrisburg Senators)
Sovereign Bank Stadium (York Revolution)

CFA:
Beaver Stadium (Penn State)