So are they not going to have a sponsor for the stadium anymore? Seems like a waste of money to put the "Marlins Park" up inside the stadium otherwise. Great pics, btw. I'm glad there's finally one large enough to make the desktop on my computer without looking distorted.

They still plan to have a sponsor eventually.

My guess is that they think that it's wise to advertise the Marlins for a year or two. Marlins Park probably generates more buzz than Pepsi Park does.

I give it until the AS Break before a new names announced. I'm sure they want to have Marlins park on the sleeve patch rather then "Pepsi Park"

Doesn't the 'Marlins Park' sign inside the ballpark remind anyone of the Yankee Stadium sign?

I-I-I-I-I'm in love....that stadium...park..arena...love it.

BroncoBob- is that you?

Nah. He'd be the one calling himself a better fan because he has season tix.

Not at all true. But I wouldn't be the one that dosen't go to the games and yet throws a tantrum anytime anyone mentions our poor attendance numbers. That's where this little fantasy started.

BroncoBob- is that you?

Nah. He'd be the one calling himself a better fan because he has season tix.

Not at all true. But I wouldn't be the one that dosen't go to the games and yet throws a tantrum anytime anyone mentions our poor attendance numbers. That's where this little fantasy started.

I have no idea why you continue to repeat this same line over and over when it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. The people here go to games and nobody expresses any "tantrum" when low attendance is mentioned.

 

You've literally said this same thing ten times on this board and it's been wrong every time.

The home run feature is going to be the next 7th wonder of the world, the type of thing you have to experience before you die, type of thing. The first time I see this in operation will be something I cherish for awhile. :cheers

 

abit over dramatic?

If that piece of sh*t is something you have to experience before you die, then life is not worth living.

Can't wait to see it in person. So awesome.

If that piece of sh*t is something you have to experience before you die, then life is not worth living.

 

hahaha, I take it you hate the homerun feature then

If that piece of sh*t is something you have to experience before you die, then life is not worth living.

 

 

Have you seen it in person?

If that piece of sh*t is something you have to experience before you die, then life is not worth living.

 

 

Have you seen it in person?

He hasn't, but even when he does I bet he still hates it.

 

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. I think it fits in awesome with the park.

The marlins should be trolls and make it so that get a homerun you have to hit it over the yellow arc in the HR feature.

If that piece of sh*t is something you have to experience before you die, then life is not worth living.

 

 

Have you seen it in person?

I still don't understand why people think this makes a difference.

 

I've seen literally hundreds of different photos now from different angles and exposures and the design/style is something I know I do not like. Maybe the scale is a little off in the photos, but that won't affect my opinion.

 

This is really the only complaint I have about the park from the photos. I like the overall design and the fact that it's not a rip-off of Camden Yards. I like the fish tanks, Clevelander, Miro reproductions, and exterior artwork.

The HR feature looks great in person. Although I may add, they did a shady job at best on the backside of the parts. Almost looks spray painted....lol And yes, it's VERY visible when on the outfield concourse.

 

By the way, the bullpen seats are a great view.

If that piece of sh*t is something you have to experience before you die, then life is not worth living.

 

 

Have you seen it in person?

I still don't understand why people think this makes a difference.

 

I've seen literally hundreds of different photos now from different angles and exposures and the design/style is something I know I do not like. Maybe the scale is a little off in the photos, but that won't affect my opinion.

 

This is really the only complaint I have about the park from the photos. I like the overall design and the fact that it's not a rip-off of Camden Yards. I like the fish tanks, Clevelander, Miro reproductions, and exterior artwork.

 

It changed mine. Being at the park it does stand out as much as u would think. I went from hating it to likeing it in person.

Iv been looking at the Cam today, and I dont mean to sound like a Republican...... but shouldn't they be working today?

Iv been looking at the Cam today, and I dont mean to sound like a Republican...... but shouldn't they be working today?

 

 

Lol, right? There was a ton of stuff left to finish up when I went to the UM game, specifically the Clevelander and the left field concourse. Plenty of time, yes, but plenty of things left undone as well.

I really hate the green

I really hate the green

 

 

Honestly, I love it. It's something totally different from every other ballpark, and it's very Miami. I think all the dark green on MLB The Show, for instance, makes the stadium look very depressing and totally "blah" (btw, anyone else annoyed by the fact that you can't play The Show with the roof closed? That really blows).

 

The whole ballpark is meant to be colorful, from the lime green walls even down to the concourse floors that are different shades of speckled red, blue, yellow, etc. It's totally different from any place in the game, and while it's not the way I would design my home, I don't mind taking in the experience at the Marlins home.

Iv been looking at the Cam today, and I dont mean to sound like a Republican...... but shouldn't they be working today?

 

 

The field is complete. The areas that are unfinished are on the concourses. I'm sure there are people there working on that stuff today.

Woah...I never knew about this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwm4rB0SufY