MLB Stadiums

Riverfront stadium, Great American Ballpark, Jacobs field, and Wrigley field. However, Riverfront is no longer standing. :'(

Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium and Fenway (used to live next to Fenway).

Originally posted by neonpeon41
How many stadiums have you visited and watched an MLB game? Please list, if you are able.

Skydome, Wrigley, Comisky (U.S. Cellular), Miller Park, HHH Metrodome, Old Busch, Great American, Comerica, PNC, Ballpark at Arlington, Minute Maid, and Jacobs Field.

Names are listed as they were at the time of the game.

This summer: Yankee Stadium and Shea. Almost halfway there...

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Cubs Wrigley, SF G, and Az DB are the only ones I have been to
following the Cubs. I don't remember what the names were to the
SF G and Az DB when I went to their games.

I have a friend that went to everyone one, one year on his sabbatical,
and got his picture taken at home plate at each one. He did it when
Montreal had a ball park and he did get both Canadian teams at the
time too.
Kelly

Exhibition Stadium, Rogers Centre, Olympic Stadium

Never been to a game in the States....

The only one I've been in is Miller Park, so far. But I've seen Comisky, Wrigley, The old Cardinals stadium (Busch?), The Metrodome, The D-Backs park, and what I believe to be the Royals' stadium, but I can't be sure.

Originally posted by GalaxyShield
The only one I've been in is Miller Park, so far. But I've seen Comisky/The New W-Sox park, Wrigley, The old Cardinals stadium (Busch?), The Metrodome, The D-Backs park, and what I believe to be the Royals' stadium, but I can't be sure.

Yankee and Shea many times. Fenway a few. One game at the Astrodome (that was weird).

Originally posted by KellyJay
Cubs Wrigley, SF G, and Az DB are the only ones I have been to
following the Cubs. I don't remember what the names were to the
SF G and Az DB when I went to their games.

I have a friend that went to everyone one, one year on his sabbatical,
and got his picture taken at home plate at each one. He did it when
Montreal had a ball park and he did get both Canadian teams at the
time too.
Kelly

I have to say that I really enjoyed going to Wrigley when I saw your Cubies play my Reds. It is the last of the great ball parks and I hope it never gets torn down!!!

Edit: The Reds lost BTW. :'(

Originally posted by whodey
I have to say that I really enjoyed going to Wrigley when I saw your Cubies play my Reds. It is the last of the great ball parks and I hope it never gets torn down!!!

Edit: The Reds lost BTW. :'(

I've seen the cubs play live about 8 times they won 1 of them. 🙁
Not counting preseason when I lived in AZ.
Kelly

Originally posted by irontigran
safeco field is amazing! you should really check it out.. old meets new, nice style, dimensions, city views, seating views, price isnt that bad.. i like to try to get to row 1 of the left field bleachers, homeruns get there now and then and you look straight down into the bullpen.. really good pen view! its not as bad as view to homeplate as one would think..

I was in Seattle the day when it opened but I couldn't get a ticket. I have a contract with Toyota to pickup their cars in Tacoma so I'll check it out for sure this year.

Originally posted by runninfiend
you guys might find this article of interest. i personally find the new ballparks appealing, but the price of tickets appalling. i can scarcely afford to take my family to a major league game. my sons get their exposure to baseball through tv, radio and the local minor league park ($6 dollar field box tickets).

http://sports.yahoo.com/top/news?slug=ys-forbesstadiums040208&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

I know exactly what you mean. I watch the El Paso Diablos play. They are a minor league team of the Diamondbacks.