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- Chicago Cubs Wrigley FieldRANK1Wrigley Field Chicago Cubs Chicago, ILOPENEDCAPACITY 191441,649
The ivy, the hand-turned scoreboard, and the organ all add to the mystique of the baseball cathedral that is Wrigley Field. And Wrigleyville is arguably the most vibrant and character-filled ballpark neighborhood. No other park has quite the same aura.
IN THE GUIDERead the guideWhere to sitGetting there What to eatWhere to stay Around the parkHistory First timerWhen to go - Boston Red Sox Fenway ParkRANK2Fenway Park Boston Red Sox Boston, MAOPENEDCAPACITY 191237,731
As much history as any park in the majors, in one of its best cities. The oldest ballpark in the majors, and it makes the age work for it.
IN THE GUIDERead the guideWhere to sitGetting there What to eatWhere to stay Around the parkHistory First timerWhen to go - San Francisco Giants Oracle ParkRANK3Oracle Park San Francisco Giants San Francisco, CAOPENEDCAPACITY 200041,915
Oracle Park is right on the water, with kayakers floating in McCovey Cove awaiting a potential home run ball. Get yourself one of the legendary Dungeness crab sandwiches and take a walk along the Arcade for one of the best views in baseball.
IN THE GUIDERead the guideWhere to sitGetting there What to eatWhere to stay Around the parkHistory First timerWhen to go - San Diego Padres Petco ParkRANK4Petco Park San Diego Padres San Diego, CAOPENEDCAPACITY 200439,860
With the Gaslamp Quarter just outside the gates, Petco Park is right in the heart of one of the most fun neighborhoods in San Diego. Inside, the beautiful wide concourses, the upper deck view of downtown, and a plate of carne asada fries make it one of the best all-around ballparks in the league.
IN THE GUIDERead the guideWhere to sitGetting there What to eatWhere to stay Around the parkHistory First timerWhen to go - Pittsburgh Pirates PNC ParkRANK5PNC Park Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh, PAOPENEDCAPACITY 200138,747
The downtown skyline and the yellow Roberto Clemente Bridge sit just past the outfield, and with only two decks, almost every seat feels close to the field, which makes PNC Park about as intimate as modern ballparks get.
IN THE GUIDERead the guideWhere to sitGetting there What to eatWhere to stay Around the parkHistory First timerWhen to go - Colorado Rockies Coors FieldRANK6Coors Field Colorado Rockies Denver, COOPENEDCAPACITY 199550,144
Coors Field has a charming old-ballpark feel that recalls the jewel box parks of the past, like Ebbets Field, Wrigley Field, and the old Tiger Stadium. The area outside the ballpark is also a highlight, with bars and restaurants all around it that are usually packed on game days.
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