I've been here twice, and it is a gem of baseball. Granted depending on where you sit, you may be uncomfortable. If you're tall sit in the outfield, you have a bit more leg room.
Not sure how this ballpark is with the renovations, but this is a CLASSIC. It feels like baseball at its purest representation. Might as well get an Old Style while you're here.
One of the best stadiums in MLB, probably the most gorgeous backdrop as well. Watch a game with an Iron City Beer in hand.
Gilroy Garlic Fries. This is a wonderful stadium, definitely going to be in several Top 5 Lists no matter where you look. If you're coming in from out of town, do a day game.
Gorgeous ballpark! Take a walk around before and during the game to check out attractions like the Hall Of Fame Museum. Fountains!
A very nice ballpark, it has elements of Camden Yards, PNC, and AT&T Park with its very own local flair. This is by far the most family friendly ballpark I have ever been to.
If Shake Shack has a line, try Blue Smoke, if that has a line get a sandwich from Mama's Of Corona.
Even though this ballpark is a retractable roof, it is a very intimate ballpark. I enjoyed the beer selection at this ballpark, and keep an eye out for the train in LF after a Astros HR.
Incorporating the Western Metal Building in the ballpark is awesome. A really good beer selection, in a wonderful part of town. Day or Night game, the weather is going to be comfortable.
Basically, a contemporary replica of the pre-renovation Old Yankee Stadium. Food is okay at best. It does feel a bit cold and uninviting, but when you think of it as a Yankee Museum, it is okay.
Ah, The SkyDome. Beer selection was "mEH", but this is definitely a 1980s Era Space Aged Ballpark based on design. Still cool and unique.
I visited for Mets vs. Blue Jays in March 2014, and it makes me wish that MTL still had a team, because this place was the loudest ballpark I've been to. Those plastic seats help.
Worst stadium for baseball, best beer selection I have seen on the other hand. Pyramid Brewery!
