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Best Looking MLB Stadium
Which of these parks do u like the most? As in it looks nice.
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New Yankee Stadium
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
U.S. Cellular Field
Comerica Park
Kauffman Stadium
Safeco Field
Angel Stadium of Anaheim
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
Citi Field
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#6 | 23 days ago
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#1 | 24 days ago

 As much as I loved Busch II, Busch III is awesome!
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#2 | 24 days ago

 At Tuner Field every seat is a good seat, I intern here so I know, and did you know Tuner Field also had $1.00 tickets so if you just wanted to go hang out at the center near the top for drinks to hang out for a $1.00 you can with open bar with looks at a big screen of the game from this standing area. $1.00 tickets you have hit all target markets Mr. Turner, and with this seating, if you do not like baseball, you will after seating at Turner Field.A+ Turner Field
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#3 | 24 days ago

 Phone Company Park in San Francisco.   How could that NOT be on the list?
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#4 | 23 days ago

 ML31 wrote:
Phone Company Park in San Francisco.   How could that NOT be on the list?
Because, like you just demonstrated, it can't keep a name for more than 5 minutes! LOL

Maybe the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in Orange County within California as part of the United States on the North American continent should play there, since they have the same problem.
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#5 | 23 days ago
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I like the park the Giants play at. I love the view of the bay next to the stadium.
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#6 | 23 days ago
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#7 | 23 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
Because, like you just demonstrated, it can't keep a name for more than 5 minutes! LOL

Maybe the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in Orange County within California as part of the United States on the North American continent should play there, since they have the same problem.
A rose by any other name....
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#8 | 23 days ago

 Fenway.  No mallpark nonsense, just old school urban neighborhood baseball beauty. 
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#9 | 22 days ago

 As much as I like Bush or Kaufman stadium....Great American Ball Park is a very picturesque place;
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#10 | 22 days ago

 Speaking of picturesque...

This is rivaled only by PNC I think.
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#11 | 22 days ago

 Had to put in Kauffman Stadium....

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#12 | 22 days ago

 Okay here is Busch......

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#13 | 21 days ago
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 Wrigley Field, The Ivy on the wall, the scoreboard, the lake right behind it with the boats sailing on it. To me it just doesn't get any better than that.
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#14 | 21 days ago
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Fenway.  No mallpark nonsense, just old school urban neighborhood baseball beauty. 
I agree I like the old parks.
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#15 | 20 days ago

 The new TCF Bank park in downtown Mpls will be a real gem for the 15-20 games/year when it is not too hot, cold or wet.
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#16 | 20 days ago

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mrturk wrote:
The new TCF Bank park in downtown Mpls will be a real gem for the 15-20 games/year when it is not too hot, cold or wet.
Wow.  Playing under a roof has made Minnesota fans soft.

PS...  Did the sponsor change?  I thought it was Target Field.
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#17 | 20 days ago

 gotta go with wrigley field as the tops, miller park in milwaukee is nice and spacious and great american is also a nice stadium.  
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#18 | 20 days ago

 sorry, nowhere better than petco park in san diego.  even the standing room areas are close to the field.

#19 | 20 days ago

  And the most amazing stadium in the world is left off the list.

Unbelievable.
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#20 | 19 days ago

 kentuckycolonel wrote:
sorry, nowhere better than petco park in san diego.  even the standing room areas are close to the field.
Petco is nice.  Better than the Murph ever was.  And better than many of the newer parks out there....  But PNC and that bay side one up north has it beat.

Sorry.
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#21 | 17 days ago

 For old-school ambience, I'd go with Wrigley. The way it's in the middle of a neighborhood... you can stand out on Waveland Avenue and try to snag home run balls. PNC is gorgeous, which is a good thing, because the stadium itself is about the only reason to visit it.

But there's one more with a magnificent backdrop:

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#22 | 17 days ago

 jasonwrites wrote:
For old-school ambience, I'd go with Wrigley. The way it's in the middle of a neighborhood... you can stand out on Waveland Avenue and try to snag home run balls. PNC is gorgeous, which is a good thing, because the stadium itself is about the only reason to visit it.

But there's one more with a magnificent backdrop:

Again...  Nice.  Better than most.  And I think often overlooked when it comes to nice new yards. 

But certainly not in the class of PNC or Phone Company Park.
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#23 | 17 days ago

 ML31 wrote:
Again...  Nice.  Better than most.  And I think often overlooked when it comes to nice new yards. 

But certainly not in the class of PNC or Phone Company Park.
Did you know Coors is the 3rd-oldest park in the NL? Amazing.
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#24 | 17 days ago

 jasonwrites wrote:
Did you know Coors is the 3rd-oldest park in the NL? Amazing.
I was thinking about that...  I think the age goes...  Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium...  But Coors is not next...  Whatever the current name of the place the Fish play in is next.  They have been playing there since '93 and the stadium has been there longer than that.  Coors first season was '95.

You know, another one I think may be underrated is Royals Stadium.  I'm hoping to get to a game there next season.
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#25 | 17 days ago

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ML31 wrote:
I was thinking about that...  I think the age goes...  Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium...  But Coors is not next...  Whatever the current name of the place the Fish play in is next.  They have been playing there since '93 and the stadium has been there longer than that.  Coors first season was '95.

You know, another one I think may be underrated is Royals Stadium.  I'm hoping to get to a game there next season.
Marlins I believe is Pro Players Stadium, wait, I think they renamed it Land Shark... I know they were playing the Dolphins stadium... not sure about it; I just recall hearing that Coors (opened 1995) was third-oldest.

OK, just looked it up-- if the Wikipedia article is correct-- Land Shark (Miami) was opened in 1987. So Coors is fourth-oldest. According to this list, only eight of the 30 were built before 1990. Three of those are in California (Oakland and both L.A. teams). Dodgers Stadium (1962) is the oldest remaining after Fenway and Wrigley.
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#26 | 17 days ago

 jasonwrites wrote:
Marlins I believe is Pro Players Stadium, wait, I think they renamed it Land Shark... I know they were playing the Dolphins stadium... not sure about it; I just recall hearing that Coors (opened 1995) was third-oldest.

OK, just looked it up-- if the Wikipedia article is correct-- Land Shark (Miami) was opened in 1987. So Coors is fourth-oldest. According to this list, only eight of the 30 were built before 1990. Three of those are in California (Oakland and both L.A. teams). Dodgers Stadium (1962) is the oldest remaining after Fenway and Wrigley.
It can't be.

Wrigley opened in 1912 or something similar.

Dodger Stadium opened in 61 or 62.  Can't remember (but who WANTS to?)

Then the Fish are playing in the same place they started in 1993. 

Since Coors opened in 1995, than makes them the 4th oldest.

Either you are remembering reading it wrong, or what you read was horridly incorrect.
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#27 | 17 days ago

 ML31 wrote:
It can't be.

Wrigley opened in 1912 or something similar.

Dodger Stadium opened in 61 or 62.  Can't remember (but who WANTS to?)

Then the Fish are playing in the same place they started in 1993. 

Since Coors opened in 1995, than makes them the 4th oldest.

Either you are remembering reading it wrong, or what you read was horridly incorrect.
Look back-- I edited the comment.
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#28 | 16 days ago

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#29 | 16 days ago

 ML31, if I didn't know any better, I would say you're just a hopeless homer - degrading everyone else's comments just to drive home your neighborhood's park that can't decide on a name! LOL

But we all know that's not true.....
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