What Ballparks Have You Been To?

[Streams of Whiskey]

A lot of these don't exist anymore...

Kauffman
Old Busch
Old Yankee Stadium
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
Camden Yards
Fenway Park
Sky Dome
Progressive Field
Wrigley Field
New Comiskey
Three Rivers Stadium
Veterans Stadium
Riverfront Stadium
Dodger Stadium
Oracle Park
Coors Field
Milwaukee County Stadium
Nationals Park
Comerica Park
Citi Field
Loan Depot Park (Miami)
Daikin Park (Houston)

I've also been to all the current Cactus League parks

[KC_Lee]

Baseball -
Kauffman
Wrigley

Football -
Arrowhead
Nissan Stadium (Nashville) NOTE; it is an ugly stadium with no gameday experience

Hockey / Basketball -
Kemper (Scouts & Kings games)
Bridgestone (Nashville) NOTE; the exact opposite of Nissan Stadium & Tit's games, great gameday experience for Pred's games

[tooge]

Kauffman
Comisky park
Wrigley field
Candlestick park
San Diego Padres (name escapes me. 1980's)

[PHOG]

Kauffman
Arlington
Astrodome
Busch (old)
Coors

Edit: Well, yeah, been to Arrowhead and Kemper, AFH, and KU Memorial, KSU stadium, OSU stadium, and was also at the old Houston NBA coliseum of which I don't recall the name of.

[Katipan]

Everyone should visit Coors before MLB gets a salary cap.
Fingers crossed, this year.

[AndChiefs]

KC - Enough said

Arizona - Like the stadium - we had good seats that were fairly cheap. Nothing overly memorable but a good experience.

Oakland - huge dump - was last year and they clearly were putting no work in to make it worth visiting or an experience

Cubs - Nice experience, sat in their version of the diamond club and was very nice with a great bar area and seating. Would definitely go back.

Cleveland - Standard stadium, nothing really that stood out but enjoyed our seats. We were in upper deck directly behind the plate.

Rockies - Nice stadium, nothing spectacular but one of the better experiences. May have been accentuated by randomly going on the night Ichiro had his 3,000th hit

Houston - Really nice stadium with good food options. Train gives it an interesting feature

Angels - Stadium was fine. Easy to get in and out of. May have been better fan experience if they weren't terrible

Dodgers - pretty dumpy. interesting location but definitely showing it's age

Pirates - beautiful stadium with a great view. Definitely worth a visit.

Padres - stadium was nice, nothing particularly noteworthy but enjoyed the game and experience

Giants - Great view and setting. Sat up in the seats right in front of the home run bay. Despite being a decently warm day it was still crazy cold and windy when sitting.

Mariners - great stadium, seems to have charm despite not being in the best area.

Rays - everyone knows it sucks

Rangers - old stadium, terrible sun location, got burnt to a crisp. Only redemption was getting a Drew Butera home run ball.

[DJJasonp]

Kauffman and Arrowhead and Kemper, and an old downtown arena I cant recall name of where I saw Tennis and basketball at some points, AFH, and KU memorial stadium

The Pond in Anaheim for college BB and hockey

Jack Murphy/Qualcomm in San Diego (a massive dump)

The LA Colliseum (bigger dump)

Staples Center in LA (pretty cool, but way too big for basketball)

Petco (Padres) - good place to see a game, easy to get into/out of (YES, downtown parks can be fun!)

Arizona Cardinals Stadium (enjoyed it)

Arizona Diamondback stadium (meh - pool in outfield was like a pool at a motel 6)

Royals stadium in Surprise AZ for spring training - HIGHLY recommend - great time, great seats, super-affordable.

[LagunaSWana]

1. Royals Stadium
2. Busch Stadium (old)
3. Riverfront Stadium
4. Wrigley
5. Fenway
6. Ballpark at Arlington
7. Angels Stadium
8. Dodgers Stadium
9. Petco
10. AT&T
11. Bank One Ballpark (Now Chase Field)
12. Yankees Stadium (old)
13. Yankees Stadium (new)
14. Metrodome
15. Candlestick Park
16. Oakland Coliseum

[Hoover]

Wrigley - Grew up a Cubs fan.
Fenway - Went in 2014, its when I realized that what the Cubs wanted to do with Wrigley was the right thing to do.
White Sox - Blah
Royals - I actually love going to games there, take my kid every year.
Target Field - Nice, but too enclosed for me.
Brewers - For an enclosed stadium, I really like it.
Pittsburg - Awesome stadium, love how it sits in town, baseball team sucks.
Cleveland - When when Jacobs Field was new, thought it was incredible.
Padres - PetCo is nice, don't like how its not all connected, a little chopped up, I like to walk around and check things out.
Washington - Nice park, but thought it would have better sight lines.
San Fran - Probably my favorite. My brother and I take the ferry and can get ripped and sober up before we get back to the car.
Arizona - Not a fan, I don't even like to watch games on TV from there.

Nashville needs a baseball team. Seriously. Move Tampa Bay or something. Game would be awesome there.

Vegas will rock too.

[scho63]

Originally Posted by Hoover

San Fran - Probably my favorite. My brother and I take the ferry and can get ripped and sober up before we get back to the car

Most here will not appreciate this enough.

[Dadkc]

Kaufman- many,many games, would love to see a downtown stadium and a village where it stands now
Busch- before the village bet fans are glad its there
Yankee stadium- final year, watched the royals lose a snoozer in 13, bet fans are glad that’s gone.
Anaheim- watched the royals lose a snoozer in 9
Surprise- BWJ’s first yr, homered, excellent fielding, shocked he didn’t start in April.
T-bones- so much fun! Great beer prices


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[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by Dadkc

T-bones- so much fun! Great beer prices


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T-Bones. Are they still a thing?

[Dadkc]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

T-Bones. Are they still a thing?

Called Monarchs now.


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[siberian khatru]

Royals/Kauffman
Busch II
Baltimore Memorial
Tropicana Field
Cincinnati Riverfront
Atlanta Fulton County
Turner Field