Best baseball parks?

[SeminOwl28]

My goal is to do all 30. I'm at 15 now

Yankees (plus old one)
Orioles
Indians (plus old one)
Tigers
White Sox

Nationals
Phillies
Marlins (plus old one )
Pirates
Cubs
Cardinals
Brewers
Reds
Dodgers
Rockies


Planning Houston /Texas in April and mets/Red Sox in summer next year

Old Yankees stadium was my favorite. Dodgers and pnc very nice too

 

[pink shizzle]

Ive been to:
AT&T (although it was rugby world cup)
Wrigley
Miller
Dodgers
Angels
Old Yankee Stadium

AT&T was probably the nicest.

 

[Ohio1nole]

I haven't been to many but my list is

Jacob's Field
PNC
Three Rivers
Coors Field
Camden Yards
Riverfront
Great American

And PNC is the best in my opinion. With Coors coming in a close second

 

[NoleMoreTears]

IMO a great ballpark is a place you'd go even if there wasn't a game going on. Dodger stadium didn't meet that at all, but it was pleasant and laid back.

 

[semihawk]

fenway, Camden, and Wrigley for me

 

[vichogan]

What are some of the better ballparks? I’ve done Fenway, Wrigley, PNC, Great American, Jacobs (Progressive), Comerica, National, Camden Yards, Petco, SunTrust, Tropicana of currently operating parks.

I have San Francisco and Colorado as ones I’d like to do soon. What about Safeco?

I did old parks in Atlanta, Cincinnati, The Bronx, Miami.

My favorite was probably PNC. SunTrust is nice and of course I liked Fenway and Wrigley for mainly a historical standpoint.

Wrigley is still my favorite. Went to Bush last year and it is a great ball park. Went to Safeco in June. Also nice, nothing outstanding IMO. San Fran you will really enjoy.

 

[RunRonnieRun]

Fenway
Yankee
Wrigley
Comiskey
SunTrust (& Turner)
Great American
Jacobs
Camden Yard
Tropicana
Joe Robbie

Fenway & Wrigley are amazing for the history

Great American, Jacobs, and Camden are all wonderful destinations.

Tropicana is like going to Sam’s Club.