The Chicago Cubs’ championship run was exciting to watch. If you want to see more baseball action live, be sure to catch a game at one of these ballparks.
AT&T Park, San Francisco Giants
Located in Silicon Valley, AT&T Park is one of the most delicious and technologically advanced parks, allowing fans to order gourmet food on the park’s app.
Camden Yards, Baltimore Orioles
Downtown Baltimore’s baseball stadium is one of the first “retro” ballparks built, starting in the early 90s. The trend marks a return to traditional designs combined with the amenities of modern stadiums.
Petco Park, San Diego Padres
The Padres are nothing to write home about, a shame considering their stadium is one of the best in the league with cheap food, a great craft beer selection and perfect baseball weather.
Dodgers Stadium, Los Angeles Dodgers
The oldest stadium west of the Mississippi, Dodgers Stadium is known as a “pitcher’s ballpark” for its 12 no-hitters and two perfect games.
Fenway Park, Boston Red Sox
It’s the oldest ballpark in the MLB, and one of the most beloved. Fenway Park isn’t known for luxurious design or modern amenities, but it’s just a great atmosphere for watching baseball.
PNC Park, Pittsburgh Pirates
People love stadiums with a view and PNC Park is no exception. The city lines the outfield of this cozy stadium of just 38,796 seats.
Wrigley Field, Chicago Cubs
The only stadium that really competes with Fenway is Wrigley Field. The second-oldest ballpark in the MLB screams history, from its retro scoreboard to the ivy walls.
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