Who's been to lots of MLB parks? how many? whats your favorite and why?
610724
I've been to 6:\nShea \nYankee Stadium\nFenway\nCoors Field\nKingdome (Seattles old park)\nSafeco Field\n\nI liked Safeco best, you can see the field from anywhere and the rows aren't too steep or narrow. The retractable roof is nice, too. No getting wet.\n\nI liked Fenway least. Bleachers too steep, seating areas too open (impossible to hide from rain) and the aisles are too narrow, can't see the field from all concessions, plus is is full of...Red Sox!!!
305621
I'm a fan of the oldies: Fenway and Yankee Stadium for sure.\n\nI still miss Tiger Stadium - but in many ways Comerica Park is a worthy successor.  (I'll admit, I'm partially saying that because I'm a girl and the bathroom lines are SO MUCH shorter at Comerica.)
1130266
I'm from San Francisco.  I visited Fenway and fell in love.  I say:\n\n        "LET'S -  GO - RED - SOX !"
1124567
My favorite was back in 2003.  My friends and myself rented a motor home and had the infield.  Fantastic time!  We spent nearly a week infield. I am a Dale Jarrett fan and my first time in the infield he won.  We were on top of the motor home and when it looked like he may win I walked out to the fence between turn 3 & 4 to see the last 40 laps.  Well I was sporting my #88 hat and shirt got razzed alot.  But I will tell you when he won, I think everyone that was in the infiled must have come to shake my hand.  Cool people.   I had 'haters' offering me victory cocktails.  That day was the finest.  \n\nThat was back when Dale Sr. had just died and everyone held up the 3 fingers and silent moment, all 180,000 people were silent...incredible.  We sat in the Pit Terrace for the start of that race.  I had my picture taken in the Winners circle (before the race of course).  I had my pitcure taken with Jr's pit crew, that was cool!  I was lucky enough to be infield to wake up to the smells of fresh coffee brewing, bacon cooking and the roar of the cars practicing.  Wonderful memories!   Now MIS is something I do each and every year.  There is nothing better than the fans, the drivers and the expierence to be there in person to see them blow by.  I love NASCAR!!
1030898
It's a tie for me... I've been in the park during Trevor Time and for Game Over. 'Hell's Bells' (Hoffman's entrance music) at Petco will give you chills, but so does 'Welcome To The Jungle' when Eric Gagne comes in from that leftfield bullpen, I'm a Dodgers fan, so if pressed, I'll have to go with Guns'N'Roses over AC/DC...
458121
All of them are American but my favorite is Baseball. Anyone can learn the rules and play. With the others it is too expensive for most to participate.
1045458
Great seats...but like you said expensive.  But AT&T Park is so beautiful anyway, i doesn't matter where you sit.  Those are a great pick though...if you can get, go for it!
321372
Fenway Park and it's not even close. There is nothing that distinguishes Yankee Stadium from any other park out there. It's a cookie cutter stadium with no charm and no personality. It's in the middle of a shithole section of the city and there are some truly terrible seats in that place. I've climbed Mt Washington before, but I still don't think I was ever as elevated as the day I was in the upper deck at Yankee Stadium. \n\nOn the other hand, Fenway has one of the most unique fields in the majors. Everything from the green monster to the right field pavilion seats to the foul terrortory make the place stand out. The Red Sox own most of the surrounding neighborhood so they typically keep it clean and make sure that there's plenty to do. \n\nThe fans for both teams are considered to be the best and most knowledgable in the game...but mostly they're both just really annoying. They'll be really into the game at either place, but that doesn't make them any smarter. \n\nIf you really have to just pick one, go with Fenway and you won't regrett it. But the two are only five hours apart. You could always spend part of your trip in Boston, take the drive down to New York, and spend the rest of it there.
608665
I really enjoy watching inter league play.  It affords me the opportunity to see some of the top NL players that I generally only hear about on Sportscenter.  It's also nice to see your team play in a different light.  If you are in the AL playing in an NL park, you get to see what your pitchers have at bat or how your DH plays at 1st Base etc...  I like it and I do not think it should change.
59932
Yes, even though I live in Dallas now.  I make opening day every year no matter what.  I was there for all 18 innings of the Atl game.  I even went to Game 3 of the WS.  I will be there on Apr 3rd.  C U there!
555774
sec 150 is directly behind home plate.  Most of the seats are good.  The new party rooms are super sweet.  The bleachers rock.
437022
I've been to the Field Museum in Chicago which was really nice because it's right next to the Shedd Aquarium and the Adler Planetarium so you get to go to all three in one trip with very little walking and no trips back to the car. It was kinda small relatively speaking as far as museums go, but very interesting.
591664
I'm going to three games this year in Yankee stadium and will be decked out in Green and Gold for each one, so you won't be the only one.  I've done this before and I hasn't been a problem yet.  Go A's!
596670
I LOVE the Cardinals and have for a long long time. I've been their biggest fan since watching the '82 World Series as a kid. I can't wait to go to the new park and watch a game there. CARDINALS ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
722803
I want to see them all. I want to see the classic parks like Fenway and Wrigley. I want to see the new parks in San Francisco, Houston and Pittsburgh. Mostly, I just want to see baseball. My dream is to spend a summer travelling around the country visiting every stadium at least once.
1105264
i think you love baseball;)
910369
Oddly enough yes...and I have attended only 2 MLB games in my life and I am 53.\n\nBoth were SD Padre games in San Diego.  It was the second time I went...with my son about 1990-91.\nThe ball was hit up into our area of the stands, I pretended to bobble the ball and then let my 7 years old son catch it as I "dropped" it.  He still has it today.\n\nDon't recall who they played but thanks for the question.  I hadn't thought of that wonderful memory in a very long time.