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What stadium would you want to see baseball in?

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Alot of us are from different parts of the US. There is so many beautiful stadiums and games to see out there. I am sure plenty of us would want to see other parks.

 

If you could pick two parks to see baseball at someday. What would they be and why?

Fenway Park, Its the home of my team, its not my favorite park...but it has the best atmosphere.

 

Miller Park, its the nicest park Ive been to and the best looking.

SBC since it just looks amazing.

 

 

Wrigley because of the whole baseball experience.

Dodger Stadium - The park looks amazing and just the baseball feel in general.

Fenway Park- I've always wanted to go to Boston and it's pretty historic. I've heard it's awesome. :thumbup

In my lifetime I want to go to:

 

Wrigley and sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame"

SBC and either take a boat out to or stand at the standing area overlooking McCovey Cove

Fenway and sit on the Green Monster

Yankee Stadium

The New Busch Stadium, to hang out with the best fans in baseball

A New Marlins Stadium here in Miami :thumbup

Miccosukee Park. Period. My life would be complete just knowing the Fish have their own park in Miami for generations to come.

Two parks I've never been to are Dodger Stadium and Safeco Field.

 

The two best that I'd want to have season tickets in would be Camden Yard or SBC. SBC is amazing, it has any food you would want and you can turn around during the game and see the ocean. It's so awesome. Camden Yard is just awesome, it's in downtown and has the warehouse and the whole retro feel.

Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park, of stadiums I've never been to. Call me a history buff I guess.

Of stadiums I have never been to, PNC Park in Pittsburgh and SBC Park in San Francisco

I've been to Camden, PNC, Jacobs, and Great American.

 

I want to see at least 1 game in Pro Player while we're still there, for the sake of our history and such

 

And I'd love to go to SBC.

KeySpan Park -- home of the Brooklyn Cyclones.

 

I lived in Brooklyn for a number of years, but I moved away before the park was concieved. Watching a professional baseball game in Brooklyn has been a dream of mine for a long time.

KeySpan Park -- home of the Brooklyn Cyclones.

 

I lived in Brooklyn for a number of years, but I moved away before the park was concieved. Watching a professional baseball game in Brooklyn has been a dream of mine for a long time.

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What a great looking place too

I'd recommend John O'Donnell Stadium in Davenport, Iowa, for anyone to catch a minor league game.

 

I'd be hardpressed to find a better minor league ballpark. I love it there.

Yankee Stadium.....you cant argue with the Empire.

 

Shea Stadium

Dodger Stadium

Wrigley Field

Fenway Park

 

and I can die a happy man.

the only stadium id really wanna see baseball played in is a NEW MARLINS stadium...and maybe camden yards.

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