America's 10 best ballparks

[Nucleophyle]

w00t! Go Pac Bell Park! Where's the new Comiskey?? LOL.

http://local.msn.com/special/summer/ballparks.asp

 

[brxndxn]

Wrigley Field rocks.

 

[fir3wir3]

wrigly is a fricken urinal

pacbell is the best!

 

[Urinal Mint]

<< wrigly is a fricken urinal

pacbell is the best! >>


Yeah, but it takes a guy like me to make Wrigley a sweet smelling ballpark!

 

[Pyxis]

Where is Comerica Park. Our new stadium rocks. I love going there to just chill with some friends.

 

[ElFenix]

no enron?

 

[Thump553]

I will always have a soft spot in my heart for Wrigley, but haven't been there since they put in lights.

Was surprised Fenway was rated so high, I have never been that impressed by it.

Lived in Milwaukee for years, loved the old ballpark (was a city bus ride from work on nice afternoons). There was nothing at all wrong with it, I suppose they had to build a new one to get the skybox money.

 

[Nucleophyle]

<< no enron? >>



Enron and Bank One Ballpark look like giant airplane hangars.

 

[Sigity]

Wrigley is the by far the best stadium on that list.


you can't beat a summer day at wrigley with the cubbies.

and a nice brew of course.

sig.

 

[snakesnfrogs]

Coors Field? B.O.B. is much better

 

[blues008]

Best ballparks:

Fenway
Wrigley
Pac Bell
Camden Yards

 

[rlism]

Pac Bell Park is gorgeous, too bad the fans suck.

 

[Helpless]

Dome Dogs at Syracuse Carrier Dome

 

[DuffmanOhYeah]

Its all about Camden Yards. Everyone else is just a wanna be

 

[MrDingleDangle]

the most average ballpark of all time has got to be Shea Stadium. It is just a ballpark. Can't think of anything good to say about it or anything bad to say about it.

 

[FrogDog]

<< no enron? >>

Any field that has a frickn' 20 degree incline in the outfield and a poll in play is not worthy of any best ball park list, imo. What a stupid thing to do that was...and it's not even just a little hill, but a 20 degree hill!

 

[Nucleophyle]

<< the most average ballpark of all time has got to be Shea Stadium. It is just a ballpark. Can't think of anything good to say about it or anything bad to say about it. >>



How about the incessant noise pollution from LaGuardia?

But, maybe it's not all that different from the trains at Safeco.

 

[RDMustang1]

The Ballpark in Arlington (Texas Rangers) for new ballpark, fenway for an older stadium!

 

[Argo]

Yankee stadium is definitely up there. It's a whole different atmosphere, with the monument park and stuff. I guess you have to be there to experience it.

 

[goldboyd]

<< Yankee stadium is definitely up there. It's a whole different atmosphere, with the monument park and stuff. I guess you have to be there to experience it. >>



TRUE THAT. It's an absolutely amazing experience every time you walk into that place. I go prob 10 times/year, and it still gives me chills almost every time. Think about all the history, all the greatness, the momuments... Simply amazing place.

 

[ElFenix]

no arlington? it was the one that started this whole ballpark renaissance!

 

[woodly6]

Having been to Pac Bell quite a few times I have to say I love that park, But I still love the nostalgia of Candlestick durring a night game(Croix De Candlestick)!

 

[Nucleophyle]

<< no arlington? it was the one that started this whole ballpark renaissance! >>



Maybe... but Camden Yards opened about 2 years before Arlington.

 

[Texmaster]

Oh Spare me.

The dont have the Ballpark in Arlington?

Band new ballpark for the Texas Rangers. Sure they suck but the Ballpark is top notch.

http://www.ballparks.com/baseball/american/bpkarl.htm


*coughs* vote rigged *cough*

 

[BigSmooth]

I've been to several on that list this year. I have to say, my favorite was PNC Park in Pittsburgh followed VERY closely by Camden Yards.

Safeco Field is a bit too large and not as intimate as some of the others, IMO.