I have no problem with ranking Dodger Stadium in the top three, but you can't list it twice. PNC Park in Pittsburgh should get the other spot. P.S. I didn't know it would get the #1 spot.
@@suckthehead1 It’s the best. But can be spoiled with the lack of fans. Thankfully the pirates are doing well this year. Hope they start packing the stadium again
How did you not notice listing Dodger Stadium twice. I can't even focus on the rest (you missed Seattle), because it's boggling my mind that nobody picked up on it being #2 and #8. Narrator didn't say anything? What about the video editor? Did anyone ever look at the finished product before publishing?
I buy a parking pass on-line for the stadium garage. Drive in, park and walk right into the stadium. Easy peasy. But, yes, Seattle traffic is horrendous. It's geography--- lots of people in a narrow space between the water and the mountains.@@sportspotlight6722
@@fingerpickingood1900 It's like, what, 6 years old? And it's not even IN Atlanta. With the exception of Dodger Stadium, the other ballparks I mentioned are actually IN neighborhoods. They're part of the fabric of the city. I'm an urbanist. I'm inclined to like ballparks you can actually walk to -- not have to get on the highway and be stuck in traffic to even get near -- stadiums that are located near a freeway interchange. When I was a kid, I could hop on the 'L' with my friends and get off the red line at Addison. When I was a grad student, I worked at a record store on Boylston. I could take the green line to Kenmore Square and walk up to the impossibly green edifice of Fenway. Atlanta's not a city that's particularly friendly to pedestrians. I'm sure Truist is nice, but it's only six years old and already working on its second name.
@@rickrose5377I know what you mean because its so far from everything due to the hills but dodger stadium is definitely IN LA. Not like the “Los Angeles” Angels
Me and the family really enjoyed Progressive field(Cleveland)...we got there early and watched warmups, caught home run balls, was a great time, while I would rate the amenities there average, it was still a great time.
@Brandon Singh I guess I can say I had the luck of going in 2017 (cause I live in Pittsburgh) and watching the return of Andrew McCutchen. In my opinion one of the best moments in sports history, a 10 minute standing ovation and… a win
I'm not a fan of the Yankees but you have to give them homage to the stadium that babe Ruth built......may be put that in number 8 where the 1st Doger Stadium ggoes ....not sure it deserves 2 ....bt it is iconic...!!
One of the things I see very few people mention is Petco Park's transit access is great, all three trolley lines in the city converge at the stop next to the stadium.
I had the luck to go in 2017 (living 20 minutes outside of Pittsburgh) and I was able to go and watch the return of Andrew McCutchen. By far one of the best moments in sports history in my opinion, a 10 minute standing ovation, and… a W for the Buco’s
That's nice. But overall Pittsburgh has no real vibe for baseball. The team is consistently lousy, the stadium is uaully less than half-full, and there have been precious few meaningful games played there over its roughly 20-year existence. As beautiful as PNC Park is those facts along should knock it down the list some.
Lifelong Jays fan, and the Concrete Convertible that is the Skydome won't be on any top 10 list, but I still love it. I've been to Fenway, Camden, Commercial and Progressive Field. All of them had their own charm
@@quanicle101 It’s not bad. Obv nowhere near the best in MLB but there’s def a nostalgia to it and it’s downtown location near the CN tower is awesome. It’s also getting some renovations rn and should look a lot better inside in the coming years
It was suppose to be old stadium and the remodeled stadium but it did not come out right. We are learning video to video here and appreciate the feedback.
1. Back in the early 2010s I had a 4-day pass and preview night pass to San Diego Comic-con. Took the train down, then the trolley over to the stadium for a noon time get away game (I was behind home plate, about 12 rows back) then strolled across the street to the convention center for Comic-con. Freakin' awesome. 2. Dodger Stadium - when you own the team, you also own the stadium and the entire parking lot. The downside is that is takes forever to get out as it sits in a residential area. Saw the Kings and Ducks play hockey there too. 4. Saw a game at Fenway on the 4th of July, then saw the Boston Pops perform that evening, followed by fireworks on the Charles River. I have led a pretty decent life.
That's amazing did you live in the area or did you just happen to be visiting. I love hearing peoples amazing stories and how sports brings us great memories.
@@sportspotlight6722 I live in Orange County, so it is super easy for me to take Amtrak down to San Diego - which saves a ton of money during Comic-con. One year saw the Angels play at home on the 4th of July, and the next day took in a day game at Petco. I can also easily take the train to Los Angeles area.
@@carlfromtheoc1788 That is amazing. Feel free to share any videos or photos if you would like. I may be able to get them in one of my videos too! I would love to do subscriber videos of fan content.
No stadium beats Oracle Park. The views in the park are fantastic, of the Bay, the East Bay across the water, The City's skyline and its hills. Come on, man! On a crystal clear day it even surpasses itself more so. Go Giants!
Dodger Stadium is listed twice...okay. Unfortunately if you own The Dodgers you DON"T own team, park and parking lot as was once the case. The previous owner McCourt separated the parking lot from the deal and as far as I know he still owns that.
Most people seem to think the Pirate's Stadium is the best and rightly so. I'm a Dodgers Fan and I am glad Dodger Stadium was listed, unfortunately you listed it twice. I would put Coors Field in one of the slots you listed Dodger Stadium.
Cmon man how could you not include Busch. Busch has the best fans and it a baseball city. They also have lots to do like ballpark village, hall of fame, and lots and lots of shops. It’s everything you could wish of IN and mlb stadium and a lot more outside too
I don’t know why people say Cardinal fans are the best as they are not realistic about the team. They are just cheerleaders who can’t wait to get their Pom poms out. Never a critical word can be said as everything is fine. The next time I hear a Cardinal fan criticize the team or management, it will be the first time. I prefer fans that can logically look at their team and notice not only their strengths but their weaknesses as well. Just my two cents.
@@johnbuckley8724 that’s just not true. Every cardinals fan I meet is pissed at the front office for not spending more but all they do is wait for the prospects to come up and hope they can be great. A lot of cardinals fans also criticize them for not having many big deals like a 12 year deal for one of their rookies
Truist Park would not make my list due to its horrible public transportation. From my midtown hotel, I took a train to a bus and waited 45 minutes for another bus just to get a half a mile from the stadium. If only Cobb County would allow MARTA to extend rail service to the stadium. But until that day happens, I'll never go to that ballpark again.
Born in 45. Grew up in NY. Insane Brooklyn fan. Went to Polo Grounds to see them cuz Ebbets Field was much farther away. Would not root for Dodgers after they moved out. Sure I loved Koufax. But that was about it. Went to Yankee Stadium a lot. I was no Yankee fan. But Mickey, Yogi, Whitey, Rog and others were great to watch. Old Forbes Field was a dungeon. Then came Fenway. Trolleys, pigeons, 5 story brownstones. Baseball banners out of every window : Go Sox, Go Yaz, Rico Rico, Boomer Boomer. It was like Flatbush got blown northeast in a hurricane. Moved there after Nam. Still a Sox nut. 2004 was the best sports season I ever had.
can we talk about how insanely overrated wriggly is, I mean yeah its old and its cool but is it really that good? I mean there's nothing to do, and if you want to go to teh bathroom you better hold it because wriggly is not the place you want to go. I like the left field stands but that's it. completely overrated only because its old. I say you could have put Great American ball park, Busch stadium, Even Philadelphia's stadium is better than this.
Totally agree, Wrigley doesn’t deserve its reputation. Even after the half-billion dollar renovation it’s still a toilet. And don’t get me started on the parking issue…
The narrator mentioned public transportation to get to Oracle Park: living in San Francisco, one can take the Muni there, or a bus and Muni. People living in the South Bay and Peninsula can take Caltrain, as the terminus is two blocks away. East Bay people can take BART and then Muni from the Embarcadero stop, or take a ferry from Alameda or Jack London Square in Oakland. It's stupid to drive to a game at Oracle, and there is no need to do so. To encourage taking public transportation, the one last parking lot is about a quarter mile away, since closer ones now are sites of condos and offices.
Whoever designed PNC Park must have walked around the perimeter of the Pittsburgh skyline until they found the best possible angle, and then just bought that piece of land from whoever owned it to build a ballpark there. It literally looks like the entire city was made as a decoration for the outfield of the ballpark lol.
@@sportspotlight6722 Then how can you make a list of the top ten? I have been to 14 Major league ballparks. I couldn't tell you how they match up to ballparks I've never been to. I've been to Camden Yards, Fenway, Wrigley Field, Busch Stadium, Oakland Alameda, Royals Stadium, Petco Park, Oracle Park, Safeco Field, Dodger Stadium, Chase Field, Oracle Park, Turner Field, Candlestick Park and Angel Stadium. I'd probably say Camden Yards, Oracle Park and Wrigley are the top three of the MLB stadiums I've been to with Safeco (now T-mobile park) in 4th place. Dodger Stadium might rank higher except its location sucks and is very hard to get into or or out of.
@@sportspotlight6722A few. Most are not there any more. I had been to Candlestick, the LA Coliseum, Oakland Alameda, Jack Murphy, Arrowhead, Soldier Field, the old Atlanta Falcons stadium, the Orange Bowl, the Kingdome and Centurylink which is named something else. The only two relatively new NFL Stadiums I've been to are CenturyLink and Levi's Stadium. CenturyLink wins hands down because it's in the city. Light Rail will drop you off maybe 100 yards away from the gate, Pioneer Square and downtown are close by and the atmosphere is electric. Levi's Stadium has one thing going for it. It has every amenity. But it is far away from the city, the transportation sucks and the atmosphere is awfull. It's too fancy, and too expensive although NFL football everywhere is far too expensive for me. I go to a game occasionally on special occasions. MLB is easy. I travel a lot and if I'm in a Major League city I try to go. Doesn't matter where I sit. I usually buy the cheapest seat and just walk around the stadium and watch the game on the TV sets all over the park.
Just curious, no mention of Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Wiuld think the team's history and their loyal fan base would put them in Top 10 contention. Thoughts?
I live in STL and it should have been.. this list was not suppose to be the right ones... it was about testing how people respond to mistakes in the video. Great stadium though and great fans
This is awesome! Thanks for posting. Just a couple small things: it’s a foul POLE, not a foul POST, and it’s a stadium or a park, not an arena (arenas are for basketball or hockey teams). Otherwise, great job.
What's wrong with Citi Field? It's got everything you want in a ball park. Easy access by bus and the Number 7 subway line. The only time it's a mess is when the US Open is across the street for 2 weeks if the Mets are home. It's got a really retro look to the 1910's with a fully modern look inside with unobstructed views of the field.
It doesn't really have the retro look; it's a generic modern corporate stadium with some retro decorations. It's not bad, but it's not amazing either. I'd rank it about in the middle, maybe slightly above middle, for MLB stadiums.
I agree. Skydome, or Rogers Centre, as it’s now called, rarely makes “top ten” lists because it’s a multi-purpose stadium, designed to accommodate baseball and football. That concept has fallen out of favor. But when I visited Toronto in 2017, I went to a game there to judge for myself. The place is an absolute gem! A great place to watch a game.
Each of the stadiums are really nice. I've personally visited 9 of the 10 on this list, and it's hard to argue with the selections here. But I think more weight should be added to how well the home team has actually performed at their home stadium over the years and the overall "vibe" created by the home crowd. Pittsburgh for instance is a jewel of a ballpark. But the team is lousy and the fanbase is lukewarm at best. Thus the stadium is usually less than half-full for games over the years. So if you're looking for the total ballpark experience of not just a nice stadium with good amenities and concessions, but also a great atmosphere PNC Park is not it. Fenway, Wrigley, Oracle, and Dodger Stadium all have the great baseball atmosphere that a Pittsburgh, Kansas City, San Diego, Baltimore or Minneapolis (among others) just cannot compete with. And some stadiums that did not make the list - Philly, St. Louis, Detroit - have it as well when the teams are competitive.
I can't wait to go to the 3rd Dodger stadium when they build it !!
3rd? There has only been 1.
@@michaelrocker9000 It was shown twice on this video!
@@michaelrocker9000 talking about the 3rd renovation.
its already been built
nvm i got the joke😅
You have Dodger Stadium twice?
It’s that good!
I 2nd this ☝🏽
If Dodger Stadium is being renovated to “bring back the original charm”, it doesn’t deserve to be on this list once, much less twice.
Giants fan or Padres fan? lol
@@MIKELIN8 hes right tho
@@MIKELIN8 I’m giants fan XD
i thought i was just high
I have no problem with ranking Dodger Stadium in the top three, but you can't list it twice. PNC Park in Pittsburgh should get the other spot.
P.S. I didn't know it would get the #1 spot.
I think yankee stadium look beautiful
its hard to argue with such an iconic venue
Lifelong Pirates fan and PNC park is wonderful. The view of Pittsburgh is fantastic. It's a great place to watch a ballgame
I’m going to Pittsburgh to watch the Jays Pirates game. Can’t wait
Going this year for Mets vs pirates series. Can’t wait to see a night game, I’m sure the pictures don’t do it justice.
@@suckthehead1 It’s the best. But can be spoiled with the lack of fans. Thankfully the pirates are doing well this year. Hope they start packing the stadium again
I have been there twice.....I do like iit there ....!!!
Minute Maid Park in Houston is an Epic experience I’ll never forget! I recommend going there!
I need to go
It’s awesome saw a game there between the Dodgers and Astros Fiers threw a no hitter
The fact you have the best two parks in baseball Petco and Oracle at 9 and 10. I’m throwing this entire list out.
well you cant delete my so here it remains
How did you not notice listing Dodger Stadium twice. I can't even focus on the rest (you missed Seattle), because it's boggling my mind that nobody picked up on it being #2 and #8. Narrator didn't say anything? What about the video editor? Did anyone ever look at the finished product before publishing?
My top 5:
1. Oracle Park
2. Petco Park
3. PNC Park
4. Coors Field
5. Oriole Park at Camden Yards
good list
Dodger Stadium....twice! My top three = San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle.
Seattle has terrible parking and commuting
I buy a parking pass on-line for the stadium garage. Drive in, park and walk right into the stadium. Easy peasy. But, yes, Seattle traffic is horrendous. It's geography--- lots of people in a narrow space between the water and the mountains.@@sportspotlight6722
My top seven: 1. Fenway 2. Wrigley Field 3. PNC 4. Oracle Park 5. Camden Yards 6. Dodger Stadium 7. Petco Park
That means you've never been to truist park. It's an experience all its own with the battery.
@@fingerpickingood1900
It's like, what, 6 years old? And it's not even IN Atlanta. With the exception of Dodger Stadium, the other ballparks I mentioned are actually IN neighborhoods. They're part of the fabric of the city.
I'm an urbanist. I'm inclined to like ballparks you can actually walk to -- not have to get on the highway and be stuck in traffic to even get near -- stadiums that are located near a freeway interchange.
When I was a kid, I could hop on the 'L' with my friends and get off the red line at Addison. When I was a grad student, I worked at a record store on Boylston. I could take the green line to Kenmore Square and walk up to the impossibly green edifice of Fenway. Atlanta's not a city that's particularly friendly to pedestrians. I'm sure Truist is nice, but it's only six years old and already working on its second name.
@@rickrose5377I know what you mean because its so far from everything due to the hills but dodger stadium is definitely IN LA. Not like the “Los Angeles” Angels
Me and the family really enjoyed Progressive field(Cleveland)...we got there early and watched warmups, caught home run balls, was a great time, while I would rate the amenities there average, it was still a great time.
I am close enough to Cleveland now I should go to the stadium some time
PNC Park is amazing. I went 8-9 years ago when the pirates played the cards and it was spectacular.
Only once? Almost 10 years ago? Why not more often.
Carry Everyday, bc I moved from Virginia to Florida.
@@brandonsingh8904 Ah. Go to Marlins games at all?
Yes, I've gone to two games this year.
@Brandon Singh
I guess I can say I had the luck of going in 2017 (cause I live in Pittsburgh) and watching the return of Andrew McCutchen. In my opinion one of the best moments in sports history, a 10 minute standing ovation and… a win
Rumor has it this guy was going to put Dodger Stadium on here 3x
Target field is really underrated you have to be there to actually see how nice the it actually is
Never been
I'm not a fan of the Yankees but you have to give them homage to the stadium that babe Ruth built......may be put that in number 8 where the 1st Doger Stadium ggoes ....not sure it deserves 2 ....bt it is iconic...!!
Yeah I probably should have
One of the things I see very few people mention is Petco Park's transit access is great, all three trolley lines in the city converge at the stop next to the stadium.
nice to know
Doger stadium is the 8th AND second best stadium in baseball. That makes sense.
I don't think it should be on there at all lol
Thank you!
Should be listed all 10 times.
I had the luck to go in 2017 (living 20 minutes outside of Pittsburgh) and I was able to go and watch the return of Andrew McCutchen. By far one of the best moments in sports history in my opinion, a 10 minute standing ovation, and… a W for the Buco’s
That's nice. But overall Pittsburgh has no real vibe for baseball. The team is consistently lousy, the stadium is uaully less than half-full, and there have been precious few meaningful games played there over its roughly 20-year existence. As beautiful as PNC Park is those facts along should knock it down the list some.
In my opinion oracle park ( Giants stadium ) should be in the top three.
I love petco park
Wow you really must love dodger station to have it in 2 spots
How is Oracle Park not number 1?
Lifelong Jays fan, and the Concrete Convertible that is the Skydome won't be on any top 10 list, but I still love it.
I've been to Fenway, Camden, Commercial and Progressive Field. All of them had their own charm
When Rogers Centre is packed in the playoffs, it is the loudest place on earth and it’s hype bro.
fwiw, i think the skydome looks cool as hell on TV. never been there in person though so i can’t speak to what it’s really like
@@quanicle101 It’s not bad. Obv nowhere near the best in MLB but there’s def a nostalgia to it and it’s downtown location near the CN tower is awesome. It’s also getting some renovations rn and should look a lot better inside in the coming years
Good stadium list! Just wish SafeCo Field was on there
Why is Dodger Stadium on the list twice?
It was suppose to be old stadium and the remodeled stadium but it did not come out right. We are learning video to video here and appreciate the feedback.
@@sportspotlight6722 I got ya. The video was great I was just curious
@@mikehill9647 Thank you for that! Hope you will return and watch more!
@@sportspotlight6722 I will. I just subscribed. Thank you! 👍🏻
I can't believe Dodger stadium is only on here twice!
Honestly great American ball park is hands down my favorite
how often do you get to go there?
1. Back in the early 2010s I had a 4-day pass and preview night pass to San Diego Comic-con. Took the train down, then the trolley over to the stadium for a noon time get away game (I was behind home plate, about 12 rows back) then strolled across the street to the convention center for Comic-con. Freakin' awesome. 2. Dodger Stadium - when you own the team, you also own the stadium and the entire parking lot. The downside is that is takes forever to get out as it sits in a residential area. Saw the Kings and Ducks play hockey there too. 4. Saw a game at Fenway on the 4th of July, then saw the Boston Pops perform that evening, followed by fireworks on the Charles River. I have led a pretty decent life.
That's amazing did you live in the area or did you just happen to be visiting. I love hearing peoples amazing stories and how sports brings us great memories.
@@sportspotlight6722 I live in Orange County, so it is super easy for me to take Amtrak down to San Diego - which saves a ton of money during Comic-con. One year saw the Angels play at home on the 4th of July, and the next day took in a day game at Petco. I can also easily take the train to Los Angeles area.
@@carlfromtheoc1788 That is amazing. Feel free to share any videos or photos if you would like. I may be able to get them in one of my videos too! I would love to do subscriber videos of fan content.
No stadium beats Oracle Park. The views in the park are fantastic, of the Bay, the East Bay across the water, The City's skyline and its hills. Come on, man! On a crystal clear day it even surpasses itself more so. Go Giants!
I don't know, PNC is pretty sweet.
As a Giants fan, I salute your message! 🫡 👍🏼
agreed
Yeah no. 9? Not even. I would figure that Oracle would get a few no. 1’s in these youtube videos but so far i have only seen one.
Even as a Dodgers fan honestly as far as modern day stadiums I put it as #1
Dodger Stadium is listed twice...okay. Unfortunately if you own The Dodgers you DON"T own team, park and parking lot as was once the case. The previous owner McCourt separated the parking lot from the deal and as far as I know he still owns that.
Wrigley field actually owned part of the parking lot up until 2017 or so. Dodgers now own that fyi
Most people seem to think the Pirate's Stadium is the best and rightly so. I'm a Dodgers Fan and I am glad Dodger Stadium was listed, unfortunately you listed it twice. I would put Coors Field in one of the slots you listed Dodger Stadium.
Cmon man how could you not include Busch. Busch has the best fans and it a baseball city. They also have lots to do like ballpark village, hall of fame, and lots and lots of shops. It’s everything you could wish of IN and mlb stadium and a lot more outside too
I have so many stadiums and only ten spots. it is tough.
@@sportspotlight6722 so you put Dodger stadium on the list twice??
the view of the Arch in centerfield is the best vista in baseball
I don’t know why people say Cardinal fans are the best as they are not realistic about the team. They are just cheerleaders who can’t wait to get their Pom poms out. Never a critical word can be said as everything is fine. The next time I hear a Cardinal fan criticize the team or management, it will be the first time.
I prefer fans that can logically look at their team and notice not only their strengths but their weaknesses as well. Just my two cents.
@@johnbuckley8724 that’s just not true. Every cardinals fan I meet is pissed at the front office for not spending more but all they do is wait for the prospects to come up and hope they can be great. A lot of cardinals fans also criticize them for not having many big deals like a 12 year deal for one of their rookies
Truist Park would not make my list due to its horrible public transportation. From my midtown hotel, I took a train to a bus and waited 45 minutes for another bus just to get a half a mile from the stadium. If only Cobb County would allow MARTA to extend rail service to the stadium. But until that day happens, I'll never go to that ballpark again.
Cobb votes against Marta
Due to "crime"
Lol
The lack of public transportation to Trust Park isn't an accident.
What would be the tenth stadium since Dodger Stadium was manned TWICE?
Born in 45. Grew up in NY. Insane Brooklyn fan. Went to Polo Grounds to see them cuz Ebbets Field was much farther away. Would not root for Dodgers after they moved out. Sure I loved Koufax. But that was about it. Went to Yankee Stadium a lot. I was no Yankee fan. But Mickey, Yogi, Whitey, Rog and others were great to watch. Old Forbes Field was a dungeon. Then came Fenway. Trolleys, pigeons, 5 story brownstones. Baseball banners out of every window : Go Sox, Go Yaz, Rico Rico, Boomer Boomer. It was like Flatbush got blown northeast in a hurricane. Moved there after Nam. Still a Sox nut. 2004 was the best sports season I ever had.
That is some serious dedication. I respect it.
can we talk about how insanely overrated wriggly is, I mean yeah its old and its cool but is it really that good? I mean there's nothing to do, and if you want to go to teh bathroom you better hold it because wriggly is not the place you want to go. I like the left field stands but that's it. completely overrated only because its old. I say you could have put Great American ball park, Busch stadium, Even Philadelphia's stadium is better than this.
Totally agree, Wrigley doesn’t deserve its reputation. Even after the half-billion dollar renovation it’s still a toilet. And don’t get me started on the parking issue…
Dodger stadium is in the middle of a parking lot in the middle of nowhere LA. You need to have TMobile Park in Seattle as well
I'm glad Truist was in the top five. It is a beautiful park.
I can't believe you don't have Dodger Stadium on your list.
??? It’s number 2
@@brianj7478 It was number 8 too.
No Yankee Stadium? Cmon! Minute Maid is also a nice park!
Kauffman Stadium!!
Petco park is number 1! The gas lamp district, the design, the city. Its hands down the best ball park in the nation
#1 #1 #1
You lost ur mind San Francisco Giants Ballpark is the best 😥
Too many parks too choose from. Are you a San Fran fan?
yup
@@sportspotlight6722 too many parks to choose from and you put dodger stadium twice on the list
@matth3708 It actually is.
You have Dodger Stadium in there twice, #8 and #2.
I think Citizens Bank Park - Phillies. Is in the Top 5 of MLB stadiums !!!!
It should replace dodger stadium because it’s listed twice Phillies have too 5 for sure
The narrator mentioned public transportation to get to Oracle Park: living in San Francisco, one can take the Muni there, or a bus and Muni. People living in the South Bay and Peninsula can take Caltrain, as the terminus is two blocks away. East Bay people can take BART and then Muni from the Embarcadero stop, or take a ferry from Alameda or Jack London Square in Oakland. It's stupid to drive to a game at Oracle, and there is no need to do so. To encourage taking public transportation, the one last parking lot is about a quarter mile away, since closer ones now are sites of condos and offices.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
I live north of Pittsburgh and I love pnc stadium. Every seat is a good view and it's just a awesome field
I will be in Pittsburgh this year for games
Whoever designed PNC Park must have walked around the perimeter of the Pittsburgh skyline until they found the best possible angle, and then just bought that piece of land from whoever owned it to build a ballpark there. It literally looks like the entire city was made as a decoration for the outfield of the ballpark lol.
Miller Park?
I like Miller Park
So, since you put Dodger Stadium twice, who is actually 8th or 2nd?
Correction, garlic fries were around at Candlestick before the Giants ever moved to PacBell Park
My top 3
1. Dodger stadium
2. Dodger stadium
3. Dodger stadium
You forgot dodger stadium
What about Skydome/Rogers Centre in Toronto?
LOL!!!!
No love for Citi Field. Home of my Mets! 😥
Yes. I haven't seen a lot of these parks in person, but Citi seems pretty nice to me.
I feel like Petco park should be first
Not the only one I think that feels that way
Oracle park is way better than dodger stadium! and better than the As stadium too
If you haven't been to Safeco Field now named T-Mobile Park you're missing out.
I have only been to a select few stadiums. I need to make it to all of them for each sport if I can.
@@sportspotlight6722 Then how can you make a list of the top ten? I have been to 14 Major league ballparks. I couldn't tell you how they match up to ballparks I've never been to. I've been to Camden Yards, Fenway, Wrigley Field, Busch Stadium, Oakland Alameda, Royals Stadium, Petco Park, Oracle Park, Safeco Field, Dodger Stadium, Chase Field, Oracle Park, Turner Field, Candlestick Park and Angel Stadium. I'd probably say Camden Yards, Oracle Park and Wrigley are the top three of the MLB stadiums I've been to with Safeco (now T-mobile park) in 4th place. Dodger Stadium might rank higher except its location sucks and is very hard to get into or or out of.
@@nikolatesla5553 you have been to quite a few of them. have you been to any NFL or NBA Stadiums?
@@sportspotlight6722A few. Most are not there any more. I had been to Candlestick, the LA Coliseum, Oakland Alameda, Jack Murphy, Arrowhead, Soldier Field, the old Atlanta Falcons stadium, the Orange Bowl, the Kingdome and Centurylink which is named something else. The only two relatively new NFL Stadiums I've been to are CenturyLink and Levi's Stadium. CenturyLink wins hands down because it's in the city. Light Rail will drop you off maybe 100 yards away from the gate, Pioneer Square and downtown are close by and the atmosphere is electric. Levi's Stadium has one thing going for it. It has every amenity. But it is far away from the city, the transportation sucks and the atmosphere is awfull. It's too fancy, and too expensive although NFL football everywhere is far too expensive for me. I go to a game occasionally on special occasions. MLB is easy. I travel a lot and if I'm in a Major League city I try to go. Doesn't matter where I sit. I usually buy the cheapest seat and just walk around the stadium and watch the game on the TV sets all over the park.
@@nikolatesla5553 you are a dedicated sports fan!
Just curious, no mention of Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Wiuld think the team's history and their loyal fan base would put them in Top 10 contention. Thoughts?
I live in STL and it should have been.. this list was not suppose to be the right ones... it was about testing how people respond to mistakes in the video. Great stadium though and great fans
Amazing. Dodger Stadium is in twice.
I guess I am being selfish however I work at Trusit Park and it is amazing along with the Battery
Do you enjoy working there?
Y is Dodgers Stadium on this twice first at 8 & again at 2?
Idk how he doesn’t include yankee stadium
Dodgers Stadium is listed twice, so it must be really good.
some disagree
Dodger Stadium is not one of the ten best MLB stadiums, let alone TWO of the best.
Exactly. How about he includes yankee stadium instead?
It's so horribly overrated.
I think it deserves to be in the top 10, but certainly not twice
Comerica top 5.
pittsburgh gang🤑🤑
I was born in western PA. Pittsburgh is a cool city.
How do you publish a list with the same stadium on it twice?
Top 9
Did you already put Dodger Stadium on your list. Why is it on the top 10 twice?
Idk why but you commented so I do not regret it
This is awesome! Thanks for posting. Just a couple small things: it’s a foul POLE, not a foul POST, and it’s a stadium or a park, not an arena (arenas are for basketball or hockey teams). Otherwise, great job.
I made mistakes and you commented so they were well made.
Been to 9/10...hoping to hit Pittsburgh soon!
The Reds is a fun stadium. Cheap tickets and bars right outside of the the stadium
out in cincy?
How many Dodgers Stadiums are there??
About to be 3 on the next video everyone keeps acting out
@matth3708 I am not and happy you did. I am actually a Pirates fan.
Had live fish and aquarium with big with sharks and stiff behind home plate
Dodger stadium is a dump.
What's wrong with Citi Field? It's got everything you want in a ball park. Easy access by bus and the Number 7 subway line. The only time it's a mess is when the US Open is across the street for 2 weeks if the Mets are home. It's got a really retro look to the 1910's with a fully modern look inside with unobstructed views of the field.
It doesn't really have the retro look; it's a generic modern corporate stadium with some retro decorations. It's not bad, but it's not amazing either. I'd rank it about in the middle, maybe slightly above middle, for MLB stadiums.
consider distance from field for upper deck. Shea had closer seats than Camden.
Dodger stadium must be really great at #8 and 2.
What about skydome
I agree. Skydome, or Rogers Centre, as it’s now called, rarely makes “top ten” lists because it’s a multi-purpose stadium, designed to accommodate baseball and football. That concept has fallen out of favor. But when I visited Toronto in 2017, I went to a game there to judge for myself. The place is an absolute gem! A great place to watch a game.
What city is truist park in?
Marietta
I really wanted to like this video. In fact, most of it was great but i can’t get over the fact that you mentioned Dodger stadium TWICE. C’mon man
Each of the stadiums are really nice. I've personally visited 9 of the 10 on this list, and it's hard to argue with the selections here.
But I think more weight should be added to how well the home team has actually performed at their home stadium over the years and the overall "vibe" created by the home crowd.
Pittsburgh for instance is a jewel of a ballpark. But the team is lousy and the fanbase is lukewarm at best. Thus the stadium is usually less than half-full for games over the years. So if you're looking for the total ballpark experience of not just a nice stadium with good amenities and concessions, but also a great atmosphere PNC Park is not it.
Fenway, Wrigley, Oracle, and Dodger Stadium all have the great baseball atmosphere that a Pittsburgh, Kansas City, San Diego, Baltimore or Minneapolis (among others) just cannot compete with. And some stadiums that did not make the list - Philly, St. Louis, Detroit - have it as well when the teams are competitive.
You mean 8 of 9. Dodger Stadium is on there twice. Lol.
You haven't been to a game at Petco in the last 3 years. That place is jumping from start to finish
Someone needs to tell the robot voice that Dodger Stadium is one stadium, not two.
Ah yes I love two dodgers stadiums
what about 3?
Dodger Stadium, #2, #8, #11, #14, #18........
Target Field come on number one
I’ve been to Dodger Stadium. I’ve also been to most MLB stadiums. Dodger Stadium should not be on this list once, let alone twice.
Some things we do for the views and the comments.
Umm, isn't Dodger Stadium listed twice in this video?
yes
Dodger Stadium, the 8th and 2nd best Stadium........how does that work?
Fenway Park is the best one
Why is dodger stadium on thi slist twice?!. I think you coul dhave included Kauffman or Coors instead
its was part of the plan
Best video yet by far!
Thank you. Trying to improve each time.
6:34 Dodger Stadium ranked 2nd... 2:27 Dodger stadium ranked 8th.. Someones a Dodger fan..
And 0 (in a tier list like this which is best) is COMERCIA PARK BABY LETS GOOO
lets gooooo
What about Busch stadium
Coors Field...definitely in the top 5..
Yeah I live here and it should have been here but you know dodger stadium took up some room
Fenway & Wrigley are both #1 in my opinion! And why do you have Dodgers stadium twice?🤷🏻♂️🤔
No honorable mention for Dodger Stadium?
Great idea.... that would have really thrown the comments into a frenzy
Really? No Yankee stadium but you had to put two dodger stadiums?
Not our finest moment