30. Oakland Coliseum 0:24 29. Tropicana Field 1:10 28. Guaranteed Rate Field 2:05 27. Angel Stadium 2:53 26. Chase Field 3:30 25. American Family Field 4:35 24. Nationals Park 5:25 23. Comerica Park 5:49 22. Globe Life Field 6:37 21. Progressive Field 7:45 20. Minute Maid Park 9:00 19. Great American Ballpark 9:52 18. Rogers Centre 10:18 17. Kauffman Stadium 11:19 16. Citi Field 12:17 15. T-Mobile Park 12:53 14. Yankee Stadium 14:02 13. Loan Depot Park 14:53 12. Truist Park 16:06 11. Target Field 16:54 10. Dodger Stadium 17:38 9. Citizen Bank Park 18:20 8. PNC Park 19:18 7. Oriole Park @ Camden Yards 19:47 6. Busch Stadium 20:28 5. Wrigley Field 21:11 4. Coors Field 21:58 3. Petco Park 22:45 2. Oracle Park 23:31 1. Fenway Park 24:31
@@iDominatemkwii No. Of course, everyone is entitled to his own opinion, including the guy who posted this comment. It's just that in this case, the guy posting the comment is right. Ginger's judgement in ranking PNC at 8 is so errant, it calls all of his judgement into question. If I were a professor of literature, and I said 'The Brothers Karamazov' was just okay, or that Chekhov was an average playwright, you should drop my class.
@@uncletrilly3566 Thank you for the spelling correction Mr Snooty. Did you feel better after that? Get a life and stop getting off on correcting others spelling and punctuation errors.
Yeah pictures don’t do them justice. Just how the field itself and seating looks isn’t enough for me to constitute how I’d feel about an arena. Except oaklands arena because there’s multiple videos showing how bad it’s gotten
PNC’s only great features are the skyline and train connection. Those make it a great stadium, but beyond that, it’s not exceptional compared to Wrigley, Coors, Fenway, or Busch.
@@rorypaul153did you just call Fenway exceptional 😭😭😭 that’s a horrible stadium that’s extremely outdated. Poor area around it, no parking, and in bad shape
Angel Stadium at 27 is wild. I know it isn’t the most appealing but damn, in a very nice area, a walking distance to downtown Disney, breweries surrounding the stadium, clean interior and not to mention a Chilis within a mile 😂
@@tonydoinstuff I think this is judging from a pure aesthetic point of view. Hence why I found PNC Park ranking, strange. Should b top 2 along with Oracle.
I have been to Tropicana Field a couple times and, even though it is not good, it is GREAT when the outdoor temperature is 95F, and the indoor temperature is 72F.
One of the worst things about Tropicana field is that they decided, inexplicably, that for a game that uses a white ball that is frequently hit up in the air to have a white dome overhead. Players lose the ball up there all the time. I have no idea what they were thinking.
I've been to both Camden Yards and Coors Field. Coors is a fine park don't get me wrong but no way is it a better park than Camden. I don't see how Camden should ever be ranked outside the top 5 it's a beautiful park and it deserves credit for being the first of it's kind and bringing in the new generation of parks such as Coors and Petco that were in fact modeled after Camden Yards.
I actually went to a couple games at Tropicana Field when I visited my mom who lived there at the time. Only thing to me I have a problem with is finding your seat. If you not sitting in the outfield seats in right field, it's hard to find your seats. Now that was my first time going to that stadium so it was hard to get around, but still. Right field seats are right by the entrance. Soon as you walk through the door, it's right in front of you. You can't miss it. Another problem is going to the upper deck. My seat was in left field. I just wanted to walk around since it was my first time going there. It took me an hour to get back to my seat From going to the upper deck. It's very difficult to get around if it's your first time going there
Do you know what would make the Oakland Coliseum and Tropicana Field worse? Put the Coliseum in FL and the Trop in CA. Adding hot, humid weather to the Coliseum would make it that much worse, and sitting in a dome in the beautiful Bay Area weather would be depressing.
Have you been to a day game in May, June, July, August and September in Florida? It's either to hot and humid, or to stormy to play games. They got one thing right with the trop in that regards to it being domed.
I'm convinced this guy has never been to an MLB park. "the inside has folding chairs for seats and 300 ft of foul territory from home to the stands but look! Trees and a great exterior! #1!!" What should matter is view of the playing field (1) and Fan experience and amenities (2). This guy swings and misses on both. Globe life park for example looks so unique inside who cares what the outside looks like. So many of these parks skipped #2 on the list.
Going to be blunt, it’s glaringly obvious you have actually been to MAYBE 2 of these stadiums. You have absolutely no clue about what makes a good venue. Sorry bro.
Actually, I don't think he has been to any stadium and only basing this on hearsay. I have been 17 of the current stadiums and would only consider those that I have been to in person.
Yeah I'd say so. He doesn't really mention in game experience and amenities that much. It does pretty much seem like he's judging it by the interior architecture and what it looks like on TV.
@@trackmaster152002 There's a huge difference between the in-game experience and watching on TV. Plus, if you are going to do a ranking, think about the other aspects of the stadium like parking or ease to get there. Wrigley and Fenway have trains to get you there easily, but I would not want to park at either. Here in Atlanta, there's no subway to get to the stadium and parking at Truist can be challenging. One of the reasons I love Petco is not only because it's a great stadium, but there is a walkway from the Omni Hotel to the park. Couldn't ask for anything easier. Oakland is easily the worst stadium, but their parking lots are huge and it's on the BART.
The first time I walked into Fenway Park, September of 1972, the Sox against the NY Yankees, we came in on the first base side, the outfield was bathed in a golden sunlight, no seats on the Green Monster, it was perfect. I had seen it on TV, but actually walking in made me a Boston Red Sox fan for life. Been back many times since, always fun.
I've been to most of the top stadiums on your list. My personal favorite is Petco. Love the laid back beachy vibe. PNC is amazing. Oracle is great, BUT the concourses are kinda small. That's my only gripe there. I feel like what's gonna make a stadium top 10 is what's around it, not necessarily the stadium themselves. Though it doesn't hurt to have a great stadium.
I'm probably in the minority but having been to both, I think Tropicana Field is worse than the Oakland Coliseum. It's indoors, the catwalks are terrible, and the vibe is just worse overall. But that's just me
I've been to both and fully agree - Tropicana Field is the absolute worst. Oakland Coliseum is in terrible shape but at least it has fresh air and blue sky
With Progressive Field, those exposed columns and beams in the upper deck are structural members and likely can’t be removed without some major engineering work. The same framework at Commanders Field is definitely critical to the structural integrity of the entire upper deck. It’s like a bridge; remove a few members and the whole thing collapses.
I'm excited about the huge renovation to Comerica Park. We will have the 2nd largest and current newest TV in the MLB - which is a perfect addition to the new sound/light system added last season that every visitor creams over. The view in the outfield is amazing, only Pittsburgh has a better view of the skyline. I'm excited to see how the new buildings downtown will look when Torkelson jizz-blasts one over that fence.
I hope KC votes down the new stadium. The K is perfect. Design, Parking, Food, and tailgating. Just because we don't have a historical fan base it gets overlooked. They have voted it down before.
Well, the Royals have said that they're not signing another lease for the K. If the Royals and Jackson County can't deliver a better deal than the one that just failed on April 2nd, get ready to drive to the Speedway area or maybe Lenexa/Olathe to watch the boys in blue.
@@jimmysidebottom4744 Neither stadium is crumbling. Arrowhead is not crumbling, and the extent of "concrete cancer" at Kauffman is to put it politely, in dispute. The Royals cherry picked an older study for their scare tactics skipping over a more recent one which painted the situation less severely. Predictably, come opening day, the Royals had to assure the public that it was safe to attend ball games at Kauffman.
I agree with Bush stadium being underrated. I'm not a Cards fan, but when I visited St. LOUIS, i got to see the stadium, and I was floored by how amazing it was!
20:45 is great baseball stadium design. Front and center is arch structure which is a huge feature of the city. The lines of the stadium are clean to the point even the shadows look great. The most important thing is the statue of the greatest player in Cardinals history being the focal point. It looks like when you enter that stadium you're entering a cathedral of baseball. It's really damn good stadium design.
I'm pretty certain the stadium is facing the bay which is eastern. You can see the Bay Bridge in the back drop which is toward Oakland which is east of San Francisco. Then that would be possible to see a sunrise. What may be more impossible is to set a game at 6am. Interesting idea tho ha
The latest renovation of Rogers Centre was completed this winter and it completely replaced and reconfigured the field level and lower bowl seats to a dedicated baseball configuration. Also, new bars and public areas were built under the new stands, in addition to new training and clubhouse facilities. In addition to the Outfield reconfiguration last year, the stadium feels much more up to date and fan friendly. I agree with the negative comments about the exterior, but the stadium is what it is and they've done a great job of rejuvenating it the last few years.
A few years ago, most rankings would place Rogers Centre maybe 28th just above Trop Field and Oakland Coliseum. Blue Jays have done an excellent job of moving the old Sky Dome to a solid 18th rank. It has a great location in Downtown Toronto, with a view of the CN Tower. I think it will be like Dodger Stadium, Fenway Park, and Wrigley Field in that it will never be replaced.
To be fair I thought Rogers Centre was going to be ranked higher. Granted the exterior is concrete with the white domed roof but in the evening with the LED lighting next to the CN Tower it looks pretty cool. Massive improvements being made still (phase 2) and the end results have been extremely positive amongst Blue Jay fans.
Originally from Toronto, but have lived for several years in Los Angeles. I think 18th is generous, and I love Sky Dome. Some negatives to it are, even with improvements still has that round multi purpose boring look, and no natural grass. I have been to Dodger Stadium many times, and it is The Cathedral of Baseball, just an electrifying place to watch a game in an old stadium. All baseball fans should make it a bucket list. You can understand why that has a higher rank than Roger Centre.@@clemlowes9417
I’m definitely saddened to see The K go away, but looking forward to the downtown stadium near the Kauffman Performing Arts Center. So many memories made at The K! 🙌🏾
I really like the description of Busch Stadium. It's clean. The architecture is really top notch and the lines of the stadium are beautiful. They embrace the arch structure in critical infrastructural junctions making it not only structurally sound but embrace the history of the city. It's a stadium that's structurally sound, embraces the main feature of the city in its structure, has a classical look, and embraces the history of the organization.
17:32 Fun Fact about Target Field, the flag pole (with the American flag) is the original flag pole from The Met Stadium and they just redid all video board displays (the ribbons, scoreboards and tower) a few years ago and my mom actually helped make the board pieces. They were built at the plant then assembled like a jigsaw puzzle. They also redid Minnie and Paulie (the giant sign with 2 ball players divided by a blue squiggly line).
I'm glad and surprised Fenway Park came in first. I think the "Green Giant" makes it unique. When I was 8 yo my friend and I would go see a lot of home games. We would take the subway after school to the park. It was free to get in after the 7th inning stretch. :) Fun times.
I like that you ranked Busch Stadium so high. I think it benefits from a well-run franchise and knowledgeable crowd, it is a very baseball-friendly city.
That's a dope photo of Oracle Park at the beginning there. Man, I miss San Francisco. I've sadly never been to Oracle. It wasn't even built yet, the last time I visited SF.
Huge Yankee fan here but Citi Field is so much nicer. The interior field does have issues but for fans the stadium has so much to offer and its a pleasure walking around it.
I love Oakland’s stadium, beautiful views from the upper deck. I’m from Seattle and went to three games in Oakland last year, absolutely loved going to the stadium
I've been to every ballpark with the exception of the "new" Rangers park (next Spring...), and some of these rankings are all over the place. I do agree that Busch is constantly underrated and deserves a top 10 ranking. Loan Depot at 13(!!!) and Comerica at 23(???) are wild...but PNC at only 8 is absolute crazy town.
Tropicana Field is not that bad. Lots of great views, 73 degrees 24/7 and some really good food. Lack of fans kills the atmosphere but when it's packed it gets LOUD
Oracle is entering it's 25 season and it's beginning to age a bit. Nothing major, but the place could use a refresh. You're abolutely right that the relocation of the bullpens looks like it was done on the cheap. A lot of the park needs a fresh coat of paint. I was in the locker room during fan fest and was surprised at how worn out it looked. And the tunnels under the first level have always looked unfinished (a lot of concrete and duct work in a relatively enclosed space), which seem inappropriate since they are being used by the highest paying fans not located in the suites. Place needs to be treated a bit more like they're planning on using it another 25 years (which is reasonable given that I believe the Giants can extend the lease past 2060).
Just went to 10 new stadiums this season, been a blast trying to see them all, from the perspective of a Pirates fan: 1. Coors Field- 10/10 2. PNC Park- 10/10 3. Fenway Park- 10/10 4. Camden Yards- 10/10 5. Citizens Bank Park- 10/10 6. Miller Park- 10/10 7. Target Field- 9/10 8. Rogers Centre- 9/10 9. Citi Field- 8/10 10. Kauffman Stadium- 8/10 11. Truist Park- 7.5/10 12. Minute Maid Park- 7/10 13. Comerica Park- 7/10 14. Angel Stadium- 6/10 15. Nationals Stadium- 6/10 16. Great American Ballpark- 5/10 17. Busch Stadium- 4.5/10 18. Yankee Stadium- 4/10 (holy smokes it sucks, it's so much worse than Citi Field, just had to comment on that because it's the most recent Stadium I've been to (went to last game of season on Sunday) and it's ran so horribly and a dump compared to the Mets Stadium, good for Queens) 19. Progressive Field- 4/10 20. Guaranteed Rate Field- 4/10
Yankee stadium I agree became alittle cooperate. One thing that stood out to me going to Yankee stadium was seeing the 4 train pass by and still seeing the count house and other apartment buildings. The old Yankee stadium brung so much originality of how the Bronx, NY is and NYC it self. Not a bad spot to Yankee Stadium in but the old Yankee will forever be legendary status
I went to Tropicana field and it was awesome!! Definitely underrated, it looks way better in person and the light peers in from the roof during day games!!
23:50 they will never play a sunrise game there, not because it's too early, but because the sun rises in the east & sets in the west. So a sunset game is the best you're gonna get.
I have been to all of these, except new Rangers. I agree with much of what you say, but I think you missed the mark on several. Of course, I also rank them on food, ease of movement and game day atmosphere.
White Sox, Cubs hater fan. That said, Wrigley Field is much better than the chopped up make-shift renovated Fenway.....some seats you have to turn 45 degrees to see a pitch thrown to the batter. I've been to both stadiums....Wrigley is a much better place to see a game before, during, and after. C'mon now.
No shit. The seats along the first base line are horrible at Fenway. Still designed for people who lived and starved in 1914. The centerfield bleacher seats were far more tolerable to see the game, as were the Monster seats. Yeah, it's pretty, but those seats, man.
I’m sorry but I can tell you have never been to Comerica Park. When the place is bumping the atmosphere is surreal and makes the park look 3X better. The wall thing I’m sure is temporary as they are working on improving other parts of the stadium like the score board
I miss Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati. Went to my first baseball game there and many more with my papaw as a kid in the 90s. Sure it was bland but it did the job. I care more about the game than aesthetics. Can’t forget about the big red machine and Pete Rose who built that house!
6:37 Since the Cotton Bowl will be demolished in 2026, The Texas Rangers should relocate to Dallas, at Cowboy Country Fair Park neighborhood as Neo Choctaw Stadium
Idk, I do agree with his assessment of Globe Life, the exterior is so forgettable. The Ballpark had a much better vibe, the new one is way too corporate and ‘boring’ if you ask me. I wish they’d of just revamped the not so old Ballpark.
Been to all 30 of them. Outdoor only stadiums are the best. My rankings. From Best to worst. 1. Camden 2. Busch 3. Wrigley 4. Great American 5 Petco 6. Fenway 7. Target 8 Oracle (bad bullpen set up or would be much higher) 9 Coors 10 Yankee 11 Dodger 12. PNC 13 Citizens Bank 14 Truist 15 Comerica 16 Loan Depot. Retractable but interesting architecture 17. Citi 18. Chase 19. Kaufman 20 Globe Life retractable 21 Minute Maid retractable 22 T Mobile retractable 23 Rogers Center indoor 24 National uninteresting 25 Progressive old 26 American Family indoor airplane hanger feel 27 Angel old and uninteresting 28 Guaranteed Rate old & uninteresting 29 Tropicana (indoor) 30 Oakland (too old and bad)
T-Mobile park did have trees in center field for the batter's eye, but they had to remove them due to player complaints that they could not pick up ball. They tried a couple different solutions before settling on what is out there now.
T-Mobile: A green wall in centerfield drew the ire of batters. As the sun went down over Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, it sent a glare off the wall. That made it difficult for batters to pick the ball when it left the pitcher's hand. The Mariners tried a number of fixes, including PLANTING TREES. Eventually, the trees were removed, the wall was painted and a black honeycomb material was placed on the wall.
Usually I'd see Petco, Oracle or PNC being at number one for a lot of people, and like Fenway or Wrigley being number one if you are a Red Sox or Cubs fan respectively.
I feel like Rogers centre should be higher on the list only because if you look at the completed renovations it looks amazing. Not only the looks but before the renovation a vast majority of the seats had you looking at center field. Now basically all the seats are aimed at home plate which is pretty cool plus the 1600 newly added "premium seats" I just think you need to take another look at the renos...
The Battery (Truist) , where the Atlanta Braves play (and win ) is actually located in Cobb County. Cumberland Mall was built there in that area in the 70's, and there is almost as many roads named Cumberland as there are roads named Peachtree. Thanks for your thoughts.
Did you see the recent pics of progressive field from Drone Ohio? The new upper deck renovation looks pretty good in the new pics. Not as dreary as the pics you have in here
I have to wonder if DG has actually been to each stadium. After moving to Sarasota, FL, some years ago, we’ve been able to get to several Rays games. It’s about the same distance we had for getting to Brewers’ games. Anyway, to DP & anyone else who trashes this ballpark without having been there…..we’ve come to like Tropicana Field quite a bit! It’s quirky, kind of dark, & takes a couple times in to figure out getting around, yes. But (like MKE, etc.) if you have a ticket, there’s a game! We don’t think “the neighborhood” is as bad as a lot of people claim. St. Pete has a lot going for it, even near The Trop. Tropicana has great, tasty, food choices, good prices; the staff are great, making one feel good about coming to the game. Plus, the Rays always have an entertaining team to watch. That said, as much as we enjoy games at Tropicana, we’ve come to think that it’s a mistake to build the new park in St. Pete. There’s a larger population base in greater Tampa…the Rays would probably draw better there. There you have it, from FL.
I travel to different ballparks every year. Rays stadium is terrible. I do like Guaranteed Rate field . I treated my uncle to club level seating and we had a very good time. Nationals ballpark was not bad. Progressive Filed is pretty good. It does have some flavor. Citi field I like. Yankee Stadium is okay. The Marlins stadium I liked. I will be going to Dodgers Stadium this year in the 2024 season. I enjoyed Citizens Bank Park and PNC Park. Living in Baltimore, Oriole Park is my number one. Wrigley Stadium is my all time favorite stadium besides Oriole Park. Fenway Park is a classic. I can not argue with that being number 1.
I love going to Sox game. He brings up the area but then doesn’t mention tail gate culture. He doesn’t mention the great view that isn’t blocked by support beams (looking at you wrigly)
Honestly the biggest issue with Tropicana Field is -- there is one road in and that same one road, out. Its a NIGHTMARE to get to, and because everyone must take the same route, it gets jammed up and makes what could be a short trip into a tedious, long and often slow, trek -- then you get to the stadium and its dark and sterile -- It just doesnt lend itself to a pleasant experience.... But if you could pick The Trop up and move it to a central location that was easy to get to -- i bet it would have twice the attendance....
Its about the view of the field and the accessability to the field. Taking the train to Wrigley or Fenway, (even to new Comiskey) as opposed to driving and walking in some. In my time the only stadiums I honestly disliked were the Metrodome and thr Kingdome. I even miss old County Stadium in Milwaukee. Havent been to Fenway yet so my favorite is still Wrigley followed by old Briggs stadium in Detroit
Wow, you are probably the first person to say that T-Mobile Park is average. I've heard a lot of people say they like it and think it is a beautiful ballpark.
I haven’t been there since 2008 but it was one of my favorites. I absolutely loved it. I have been there with both the roof open and closed. Certainly it’s great when it is open but it doesn’t feel cavernous like Chase Field or Rogers when it is closed.
The fact that the roof doesn't seal the stadium is what makes it great. Froze my ass off watching an opening day vs the Sox when Pedro was pitching. Yeah, he killed the M's, but it was still a great experience, and heavy ass PacNW ales are ideal to deal with the wet cold.
As a Phillies fan I’m always surprised how high citizens bank park is ranked. Not a bad stadium but it’s not anything special and there’s nothing to do around there.
I get the impression that if Depressed Ginger got to designed an actual MLB ballpark, he would eventually start hating on it.
Probably won’t have an upper deck either
@@briancedeno7570 Yes, but I am sure the batter's eye and exterior would look amazing.
I hereby request a video where DG designs a stadium
Then he would just replace it. No different than most MLB owners that want tax subsidized stadiums every 25 or 30 years 😂
His ballpark would 100% have natural light and a translucent roof
30. Oakland Coliseum 0:24
29. Tropicana Field 1:10
28. Guaranteed Rate Field 2:05
27. Angel Stadium 2:53
26. Chase Field 3:30
25. American Family Field 4:35
24. Nationals Park 5:25
23. Comerica Park 5:49
22. Globe Life Field 6:37
21. Progressive Field 7:45
20. Minute Maid Park 9:00
19. Great American Ballpark 9:52
18. Rogers Centre 10:18
17. Kauffman Stadium 11:19
16. Citi Field 12:17
15. T-Mobile Park 12:53
14. Yankee Stadium 14:02
13. Loan Depot Park 14:53
12. Truist Park 16:06
11. Target Field 16:54
10. Dodger Stadium 17:38
9. Citizen Bank Park 18:20
8. PNC Park 19:18
7. Oriole Park @ Camden Yards 19:47
6. Busch Stadium 20:28
5. Wrigley Field 21:11
4. Coors Field 21:58
3. Petco Park 22:45
2. Oracle Park 23:31
1. Fenway Park 24:31
Good golly, how the NAMES of ballparks have changed to stuff I cannot even pronounce!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PNC at 8 is automatically disqualifying. Horrific ranking.
It’s a beautiful park.
Is everyone supposed to have the same list? It’s just his opinion man. At least he thinks for himself
PNC has the best city skyline and is extremely well designed. Top 5 automatically, if not top 3.
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No. Of course, everyone is entitled to his own opinion, including the guy who posted this comment. It's just that in this case, the guy posting the comment is right. Ginger's judgement in ranking PNC at 8 is so errant, it calls all of his judgement into question.
If I were a professor of literature, and I said 'The Brothers Karamazov' was just okay, or that Chekhov was an average playwright, you should drop my class.
I think he had it at # 2 last year, he’s a weirdo
PNC park in Pittsburg is the most beautiful baseball stadium I have ever been too. The views of the skyline and city no comparison to any stadium.
It's spelled "Pittsburgh".
@@uncletrilly3566 Thank you for the spelling correction Mr Snooty. Did you feel better after that? Get a life and stop getting off on correcting others spelling and punctuation errors.
@@williswaite1963"Mr. Snooty" ... Love it! 🤣
@@williswaite1963 You're just demonstrating that you know nothing about history. Pittsburgh world hard to retain that letter. Get a life, Bill.
Pnc park is his number 8 😂. Really?!
All dude cares about is outfield seating
But that’s what makes baseball stadium so unique
If that was the case, he wouldnt have put loan depot over yankee stadium
Not true. He btches about upper decks a lot too 😂
That and windows to allow natural sunlight lol
I dont like this guy
The problem with Depressed Ginger, he will rate the ballparks but he has never been there.
Yeah pictures don’t do them justice. Just how the field itself and seating looks isn’t enough for me to constitute how I’d feel about an arena. Except oaklands arena because there’s multiple videos showing how bad it’s gotten
lmao i chuckled when he suggested early morning games at Oracle stadium for the sun rises because the sun rises on the east it sets in the West.
He just posted a video today reacting to someone else's rankings and only mentioned being to 3 parks lol
@@noahgolden6258 Idk if you saw today's video but he said he's been to Oracle which makes that comment even worse
@@noahgolden6258 the sun rises everywhere… just from the eastern direction… lmaooo 🤣🤣
PNC at 8 is a crime
Camden Yards at 7 is also a crime
awful. should be no. 2 and I'm a Giants fan, where Oracle Park should be no 1.
No way there’s 7 ballparks better than PNC. You’re out of your mind lmao.
PNC’s only great features are the skyline and train connection. Those make it a great stadium, but beyond that, it’s not exceptional compared to Wrigley, Coors, Fenway, or Busch.
@@rorypaul153did you just call Fenway exceptional 😭😭😭 that’s a horrible stadium that’s extremely outdated. Poor area around it, no parking, and in bad shape
Wrigley is automatically better than PNC
@chancejanssen190 with the exception of parking, none of that is true anymore.
@@chancejanssen190Not outdated. As classic as classic can get. That's like calling baseball an outdated sport. Nuh uh.
If your ballpark isn’t completely built with brick, has trees in the outfield, an upper deck bar, then it won’t be considered good enough for him.
If your ballpark doesn’t meet objective standards, then it’s not good enough.
I hate brick 🧱 and green seats typical East Coast style too boring
Fenway has none of that but the bricks but it’s 1
Angel Stadium at 27 is wild. I know it isn’t the most appealing but damn, in a very nice area, a walking distance to downtown Disney, breweries surrounding the stadium, clean interior and not to mention a Chilis within a mile 😂
Seriously. That place is great! Freeway access. Fun, tailgating vibes. Decent food and beer selection
@@tonydoinstuff I think this is judging from a pure aesthetic point of view. Hence why I found PNC Park ranking, strange. Should b top 2 along with Oracle.
Love the Big A. Went to see a game there when I was little about 48 years ago😂. I liked it
I went there 2 years ago and it was great, and I have no idea why he put it so low along with chase field
Your taste and outlook on stadiums is questionable.
Yeah, I am really not a fan of some of these ratings he's got here.
VERY
We all knew Oakland Coliseum and Tropicana Field would be 30 and 29
I have been to Tropicana Field a couple times and, even though it is not good, it is GREAT when the outdoor temperature is 95F, and the indoor temperature is 72F.
and Fenway Park would be #1
The trop is better looking in person
The trop is really not a bad stadium considering where it’s located. Sure it’s outdated and covered but better to be indoors than outdoors in st pete
Have you been to Oakland?
One of the worst things about Tropicana field is that they decided, inexplicably, that for a game that uses a white ball that is frequently hit up in the air to have a white dome overhead. Players lose the ball up there all the time. I have no idea what they were thinking.
I've been to both Camden Yards and Coors Field. Coors is a fine park don't get me wrong but no way is it a better park than Camden.
I don't see how Camden should ever be ranked outside the top 5 it's a beautiful park and it deserves credit for being the first of it's kind and bringing in the new generation of parks such as Coors and Petco that were in fact modeled after Camden Yards.
I've been to both and I like Coors much more. But OPACY is still a top 5 park IMO
Yeah I disagree, I think Coors was far better than Camden. Both good though.
I'd rather go to a game at the Oakland Coliseum than the Trop. I prefer outdoor ballparks and quite frankly, the stadium looks OK.
It's too old and dimensions are football specific
Agree. I went to a game there and yeah it’s ugly but the weather was beautiful and I enjoyed it. Indoor baseball just feels depressing.
I actually went to a couple games at Tropicana Field when I visited my mom who lived there at the time. Only thing to me I have a problem with is finding your seat. If you not sitting in the outfield seats in right field, it's hard to find your seats. Now that was my first time going to that stadium so it was hard to get around, but still. Right field seats are right by the entrance. Soon as you walk through the door, it's right in front of you. You can't miss it. Another problem is going to the upper deck. My seat was in left field. I just wanted to walk around since it was my first time going there. It took me an hour to get back to my seat From going to the upper deck. It's very difficult to get around if it's your first time going there
Do you know what would make the Oakland Coliseum and Tropicana Field worse? Put the Coliseum in FL and the Trop in CA. Adding hot, humid weather to the Coliseum would make it that much worse, and sitting in a dome in the beautiful Bay Area weather would be depressing.
Have you been to a day game in May, June, July, August and September in Florida? It's either to hot and humid, or to stormy to play games. They got one thing right with the trop in that regards to it being domed.
I'm convinced this guy has never been to an MLB park. "the inside has folding chairs for seats and 300 ft of foul territory from home to the stands but look! Trees and a great exterior! #1!!" What should matter is view of the playing field (1) and Fan experience and amenities (2). This guy swings and misses on both. Globe life park for example looks so unique inside who cares what the outside looks like. So many of these parks skipped #2 on the list.
According to his video posted today, he's only been to Progressive, Oracle and Tropicana
Going to be blunt, it’s glaringly obvious you have actually been to MAYBE 2 of these stadiums. You have absolutely no clue about what makes a good venue. Sorry bro.
He's not the brightest, I've been watching him for a while now because I enjoy suffering.
Yeah you can tell he’s never even been at most of these lol
Actually, I don't think he has been to any stadium and only basing this on hearsay. I have been 17 of the current stadiums and would only consider those that I have been to in person.
Yeah I'd say so. He doesn't really mention in game experience and amenities that much. It does pretty much seem like he's judging it by the interior architecture and what it looks like on TV.
@@trackmaster152002 There's a huge difference between the in-game experience and watching on TV. Plus, if you are going to do a ranking, think about the other aspects of the stadium like parking or ease to get there. Wrigley and Fenway have trains to get you there easily, but I would not want to park at either. Here in Atlanta, there's no subway to get to the stadium and parking at Truist can be challenging. One of the reasons I love Petco is not only because it's a great stadium, but there is a walkway from the Omni Hotel to the park. Couldn't ask for anything easier. Oakland is easily the worst stadium, but their parking lots are huge and it's on the BART.
The first time I walked into Fenway Park, September of 1972, the Sox against the NY Yankees, we came in on the first base side, the outfield was bathed in a golden sunlight, no seats on the Green Monster, it was perfect. I had seen it on TV, but actually walking in made me a Boston Red Sox fan for life. Been back many times since, always fun.
I've been to most of the top stadiums on your list. My personal favorite is Petco. Love the laid back beachy vibe. PNC is amazing. Oracle is great, BUT the concourses are kinda small. That's my only gripe there. I feel like what's gonna make a stadium top 10 is what's around it, not necessarily the stadium themselves. Though it doesn't hurt to have a great stadium.
T-Mobile is an awesome place to watch baseball.
I'm probably in the minority but having been to both, I think Tropicana Field is worse than the Oakland Coliseum. It's indoors, the catwalks are terrible, and the vibe is just worse overall. But that's just me
I’ll take the coliseum before any indoor stadium. Baseball indoors just feels wrong.
I've been to both and fully agree - Tropicana Field is the absolute worst. Oakland Coliseum is in terrible shape but at least it has fresh air and blue sky
Well. After Hurricane Milton, Tropicana Field has plenty of natural light.
With Progressive Field, those exposed columns and beams in the upper deck are structural members and likely can’t be removed without some major engineering work.
The same framework at Commanders Field is definitely critical to the structural integrity of the entire upper deck. It’s like a bridge; remove a few members and the whole thing collapses.
Braves Stadium is in Cobb County, Cumberland is the name of the area, but it is not even a city
Whenever I hear of Cobb County, I think of the Big Bossman having some guy handcuffed to a railing and pounding on him with his night stick.
I said the same thing lol
Progressive field is still one of the best parks to go watch a game.
Mount davis always gets me when you talk about it 😂
I'm excited about the huge renovation to Comerica Park. We will have the 2nd largest and current newest TV in the MLB - which is a perfect addition to the new sound/light system added last season that every visitor creams over.
The view in the outfield is amazing, only Pittsburgh has a better view of the skyline. I'm excited to see how the new buildings downtown will look when Torkelson jizz-blasts one over that fence.
As a Pirates fan - I never understood why Comerica gets so much hate. And it's not just the DG.
Toekelson had trouble hitting them out, especially when he was in Toledo.
I hope KC votes down the new stadium. The K is perfect. Design, Parking, Food, and tailgating. Just because we don't have a historical fan base it gets overlooked.
They have voted it down before.
Evidently the park is crumbling (as well as Arrowhead) and fixing the problems would cost the same as building new.
Well, the Royals have said that they're not signing another lease for the K. If the Royals and Jackson County can't deliver a better deal than the one that just failed on April 2nd, get ready to drive to the Speedway area or maybe Lenexa/Olathe to watch the boys in blue.
@@jimmysidebottom4744 Neither stadium is crumbling. Arrowhead is not crumbling, and the extent of "concrete cancer" at Kauffman is to put it politely, in dispute. The Royals cherry picked an older study for their scare tactics skipping over a more recent one which painted the situation less severely. Predictably, come opening day, the Royals had to assure the public that it was safe to attend ball games at Kauffman.
The K is in no way perfect buddy lmao.
@@christianjacobsen8014youre not too bright are you
I remember when people went to baseball stadiums to watch baseball
You mean when wasn't a luxury
Well mlb sux these days. Ur favorite team will play the same 3 teams most the year
Exactly why I miss Riverfront Stadium. Many memories!
Kauffman Stadium has always been one of my favorite stadiums due it's uniqueness.
I agree with Bush stadium being underrated. I'm not a Cards fan, but when I visited St. LOUIS, i got to see the stadium, and I was floored by how amazing it was!
Absolutely love Busch. I’ve never had such fun fans in my section as I had there. Really great time.
20:45 is great baseball stadium design. Front and center is arch structure which is a huge feature of the city. The lines of the stadium are clean to the point even the shadows look great. The most important thing is the statue of the greatest player in Cardinals history being the focal point. It looks like when you enter that stadium you're entering a cathedral of baseball.
It's really damn good stadium design.
Happy we made to number 2 as a Giants fan! I knew we’d at least get to the top 10.
Top 3 easily every time every list.
A sunrise game at Oracle Park is physically impossible in the way described.
I literally said the same thing outl loud 😂😂😂. The sun doesn't rise in the west
I'm pretty certain the stadium is facing the bay which is eastern. You can see the Bay Bridge in the back drop which is toward Oakland which is east of San Francisco. Then that would be possible to see a sunrise. What may be more impossible is to set a game at 6am. Interesting idea tho ha
@terrillt426 I think the guy in the video was still wrong then, because he said over the ocean, unless he considers the bay the ocean.
That’s what I thought West Coast sun rises on the water. Am I missing something?
@@gregfredrick283 yes. The stadium faces eastward towards the bay. The bay goes inland separates San Francisco and Oakland.
Batters eye was huge for this guy till Boston came up 😂
The latest renovation of Rogers Centre was completed this winter and it completely replaced and reconfigured the field level and lower bowl seats to a dedicated baseball configuration. Also, new bars and public areas were built under the new stands, in addition to new training and clubhouse facilities. In addition to the Outfield reconfiguration last year, the stadium feels much more up to date and fan friendly. I agree with the negative comments about the exterior, but the stadium is what it is and they've done a great job of rejuvenating it the last few years.
A few years ago, most rankings would place Rogers Centre maybe 28th just above Trop Field and Oakland Coliseum. Blue Jays have done an excellent job of moving the old Sky Dome to a solid 18th rank. It has a great location in Downtown Toronto, with a view of the CN Tower. I think it will be like Dodger Stadium, Fenway Park, and Wrigley Field in that it will never be replaced.
@@gracedagostino5231That's exactly where it would be ranked by most people.
Sucks they removed the metric measurements off the fences. Last MLB stadium that had this.
To be fair I thought Rogers Centre was going to be ranked higher. Granted the exterior is concrete with the white domed roof but in the evening with the LED lighting next to the CN Tower it looks pretty cool. Massive improvements being made still (phase 2) and the end results have been extremely positive amongst Blue Jay fans.
Originally from Toronto, but have lived for several years in Los Angeles. I think 18th is generous, and I love Sky Dome. Some negatives to it are, even with improvements still has that round multi purpose boring look, and no natural grass. I have been to Dodger Stadium many times, and it is The Cathedral of Baseball, just an electrifying place to watch a game in an old stadium. All baseball fans should make it a bucket list. You can understand why that has a higher rank than Roger Centre.@@clemlowes9417
I’m definitely saddened to see The K go away, but looking forward to the downtown stadium near the Kauffman Performing Arts Center. So many memories made at The K! 🙌🏾
Progressive Field criminally underrated!
I really like the description of Busch Stadium. It's clean. The architecture is really top notch and the lines of the stadium are beautiful. They embrace the arch structure in critical infrastructural junctions making it not only structurally sound but embrace the history of the city. It's a stadium that's structurally sound, embraces the main feature of the city in its structure, has a classical look, and embraces the history of the organization.
1. Fenway
2. Wrigley
3. Petco
4. PNC
5. Camden Yards
6. Busch
7. Target Field
8. Truist Park
NL west stadiums are all in top 10. I’m a Dodgers fan but I have to say my fav stadium is Coors field. The sunset is absolutely stunning.
Obviously you've never been to PNC Park. If PNC Park isn't your top 3, you can't be taken seriously.
17:32 Fun Fact about Target Field, the flag pole (with the American flag) is the original flag pole from The Met Stadium and they just redid all video board displays (the ribbons, scoreboards and tower) a few years ago and my mom actually helped make the board pieces. They were built at the plant then assembled like a jigsaw puzzle. They also redid Minnie and Paulie (the giant sign with 2 ball players divided by a blue squiggly line).
I'm glad and surprised Fenway Park came in first. I think the "Green Giant" makes it unique. When I was 8 yo my friend and I would go see a lot of home games. We would take the subway after school to the park. It was free to get in after the 7th inning stretch. :) Fun times.
I like that you ranked Busch Stadium so high. I think it benefits from a well-run franchise and knowledgeable crowd, it is a very baseball-friendly city.
They even made the previous multi-purpose stadium look good.
22:53 Yeah, the seats they removed were my season ticket seats. So I'm a bit angry about that. That was my home away from home for years...
Been to both Oracle and PNC and I think PNC is a way cooler ballpark with a way better view, just my opinion tho
That's a dope photo of Oracle Park at the beginning there. Man, I miss San Francisco. I've sadly never been to Oracle. It wasn't even built yet, the last time I visited SF.
Any list of this nature of this nature that doesn't begin with PNC Park must have their motivations revealed.
Huge Yankee fan here but Citi Field is so much nicer. The interior field does have issues but for fans the stadium has so much to offer and its a pleasure walking around it.
Love the Oakland Coluseuim- the Last of a Dying breed and the 70's !
Still wondering why the Athletics didn't move SOONER 🤔? NO playoff games since early 2000s
@@JohnHarrisIV Wtf are you talking about? The athletics have made the made playoffs 11 times since the start of the 2000's
I love Oakland’s stadium, beautiful views from the upper deck. I’m from Seattle and went to three games in Oakland last year, absolutely loved going to the stadium
That is exactly what I thought. I also love upper deck
Red's park should be up about 6 spots.
I've been to 16 parks. Red's is underrated
I feel so blessed, DC finally doesn’t have something in the bottom 5 😭 I’ll take it!
I've been to every ballpark with the exception of the "new" Rangers park (next Spring...), and some of these rankings are all over the place. I do agree that Busch is constantly underrated and deserves a top 10 ranking. Loan Depot at 13(!!!) and Comerica at 23(???) are wild...but PNC at only 8 is absolute crazy town.
Tropicana Field is not that bad. Lots of great views, 73 degrees 24/7 and some really good food. Lack of fans kills the atmosphere but when it's packed it gets LOUD
Most of these rankings are a popularity contest.
Cubs fan. PNC deserves to be in top 5.
Minute Maid Park is a really cool stadium. I just wish they had turned it a little to the left so you could see the downtown skyline.
Oracle is entering it's 25 season and it's beginning to age a bit. Nothing major, but the place could use a refresh. You're abolutely right that the relocation of the bullpens looks like it was done on the cheap. A lot of the park needs a fresh coat of paint. I was in the locker room during fan fest and was surprised at how worn out it looked. And the tunnels under the first level have always looked unfinished (a lot of concrete and duct work in a relatively enclosed space), which seem inappropriate since they are being used by the highest paying fans not located in the suites. Place needs to be treated a bit more like they're planning on using it another 25 years (which is reasonable given that I believe the Giants can extend the lease past 2060).
Just went to 10 new stadiums this season, been a blast trying to see them all, from the perspective of a Pirates fan:
1. Coors Field- 10/10
2. PNC Park- 10/10
3. Fenway Park- 10/10
4. Camden Yards- 10/10
5. Citizens Bank Park- 10/10
6. Miller Park- 10/10
7. Target Field- 9/10
8. Rogers Centre- 9/10
9. Citi Field- 8/10
10. Kauffman Stadium- 8/10
11. Truist Park- 7.5/10
12. Minute Maid Park- 7/10
13. Comerica Park- 7/10
14. Angel Stadium- 6/10
15. Nationals Stadium- 6/10
16. Great American Ballpark- 5/10
17. Busch Stadium- 4.5/10
18. Yankee Stadium- 4/10 (holy smokes it sucks, it's so much worse than Citi Field, just had to comment on that because it's the most recent Stadium I've been to (went to last game of season on Sunday) and it's ran so horribly and a dump compared to the Mets Stadium, good for Queens)
19. Progressive Field- 4/10
20. Guaranteed Rate Field- 4/10
Yankee stadium I agree became alittle cooperate. One thing that stood out to me going to Yankee stadium was seeing the 4 train pass by and still seeing the count house and other apartment buildings. The old Yankee stadium brung so much originality of how the Bronx, NY is and NYC it self. Not a bad spot to Yankee Stadium in but the old Yankee will forever be legendary status
I went to Tropicana field and it was awesome!! Definitely underrated, it looks way better in person and the light peers in from the roof during day games!!
I preferred Wrigley to Fenway....it felt to me like the absolute best representation of a ball park.
American Family field felt very entertaining and energetic
Petco is pretty nice.
1. PNC
2. Citizens bank
3. Camden yards
Kaufman at 17!!!bro what!!!
23:50 they will never play a sunrise game there, not because it's too early, but because the sun rises in the east & sets in the west. So a sunset game is the best you're gonna get.
Kauffman stadium is only 6 miles away from the crossroads site, not in the middle of nowhere pretty close to downtown
The way this guy says renovations gets me every time. RenoVAYTIOns
"Exterrrrrior"
I have been to all of these, except new Rangers. I agree with much of what you say, but I think you missed the mark on several. Of course, I also rank them on food, ease of movement and game day atmosphere.
White Sox, Cubs hater fan. That said, Wrigley Field is much better than the chopped up make-shift renovated Fenway.....some seats you have to turn 45 degrees to see a pitch thrown to the batter. I've been to both stadiums....Wrigley is a much better place to see a game before, during, and after. C'mon now.
No shit. The seats along the first base line are horrible at Fenway. Still designed for people who lived and starved in 1914. The centerfield bleacher seats were far more tolerable to see the game, as were the Monster seats. Yeah, it's pretty, but those seats, man.
I’m sorry but I can tell you have never been to Comerica Park. When the place is bumping the atmosphere is surreal and makes the park look 3X better. The wall thing I’m sure is temporary as they are working on improving other parts of the stadium like the score board
Plus the skyline is one of the top 5 in the league
Agreed, it's a good stadium and a lovely setting with the downtown skyline.
I miss Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati. Went to my first baseball game there and many more with my papaw as a kid in the 90s. Sure it was bland but it did the job. I care more about the game than aesthetics. Can’t forget about the big red machine and Pete Rose who built that house!
6:37 Since the Cotton Bowl will be demolished in 2026, The Texas Rangers should relocate to Dallas, at Cowboy Country Fair Park neighborhood as Neo Choctaw Stadium
Idk, I do agree with his assessment of Globe Life, the exterior is so forgettable. The Ballpark had a much better vibe, the new one is way too corporate and ‘boring’ if you ask me. I wish they’d of just revamped the not so old Ballpark.
Been to all 30 of them. Outdoor only stadiums are the best.
My rankings. From Best to worst.
1. Camden
2. Busch
3. Wrigley
4. Great American
5 Petco
6. Fenway
7. Target
8 Oracle (bad bullpen set up or would be much higher)
9 Coors
10 Yankee
11 Dodger
12. PNC
13 Citizens Bank
14 Truist
15 Comerica
16 Loan Depot. Retractable but interesting architecture
17. Citi
18. Chase
19. Kaufman
20 Globe Life retractable
21 Minute Maid retractable
22 T Mobile retractable
23 Rogers Center indoor
24 National uninteresting
25 Progressive old
26 American Family indoor airplane hanger feel
27 Angel old and uninteresting
28 Guaranteed Rate old & uninteresting
29 Tropicana (indoor)
30 Oakland (too old and bad)
Yes. REDS is way up there
Rogers is retractable…not indoor. In fact the FIRST fully retractable in MLB and the world. I believe American Family is retractable as well.
Bad list
Comerica Park is soooooo underrated! Great park and experience
T-Mobile park did have trees in center field for the batter's eye, but they had to remove them due to player complaints that they could not pick up ball. They tried a couple different solutions before settling on what is out there now.
T-Mobile:
A green wall in centerfield drew the ire of batters. As the sun went down over Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, it sent a glare off the wall. That made it difficult for batters to pick the ball when it left the pitcher's hand. The Mariners tried a number of fixes, including PLANTING TREES. Eventually, the trees were removed, the wall was painted and a black honeycomb material was placed on the wall.
Usually I'd see Petco, Oracle or PNC being at number one for a lot of people, and like Fenway or Wrigley being number one if you are a Red Sox or Cubs fan respectively.
Petco is so legit! Inside and out
It is amazing, let's go Padres!!!
I feel like Rogers centre should be higher on the list only because if you look at the completed renovations it looks amazing. Not only the looks but before the renovation a vast majority of the seats had you looking at center field. Now basically all the seats are aimed at home plate which is pretty cool plus the 1600 newly added "premium seats" I just think you need to take another look at the renos...
I really enjoyed Guaranteed Rate Field when I caught a game there. Sure, nothing eye catching, but also nothing terrible.
The Battery (Truist) , where the Atlanta Braves play (and win ) is actually located in Cobb County. Cumberland Mall was built there in that area in the 70's, and there is almost as many roads named Cumberland as there are roads named Peachtree. Thanks for your thoughts.
Dodger stadium in the top 10?? You must be high. That place is a dump. Dated. Bad parking access. No tailgating. It's on par with Oakland
yeah a lot of random choices here
Loan Depot Park is my local park. It is a great stadium, but I’ve never seen it packed. EVER. The location is terrible too.
Did you see the recent pics of progressive field from Drone Ohio? The new upper deck renovation looks pretty good in the new pics. Not as dreary as the pics you have in here
I have to wonder if DG has actually been to each stadium.
After moving to Sarasota, FL, some years ago, we’ve been able to get to several Rays games. It’s about the same distance we had for getting to Brewers’ games.
Anyway, to DP & anyone else who trashes this ballpark without having been there…..we’ve come to like Tropicana Field quite a bit!
It’s quirky, kind of dark, & takes a couple times in to figure out getting around, yes. But (like MKE, etc.) if you have a ticket, there’s a game! We don’t think “the neighborhood” is as bad as a lot of people claim. St. Pete has a lot going for it, even near The Trop.
Tropicana has great, tasty, food choices, good prices; the staff are great, making one feel good about coming to the game. Plus, the Rays always have an entertaining team to watch.
That said, as much as we enjoy games at Tropicana, we’ve come to think that it’s a mistake to build the new park in St. Pete. There’s a larger population base in greater Tampa…the Rays would probably draw better there. There you have it, from FL.
As a new yorker, its seems to be that the majority of baseball fans here prefer Citi Field over Yankee Stadium
I travel to different ballparks every year. Rays stadium is terrible. I do like Guaranteed Rate field . I treated my uncle to club level seating and we had a very good time. Nationals ballpark was not bad. Progressive Filed is pretty good. It does have some flavor. Citi field I like. Yankee Stadium is okay. The Marlins stadium I liked. I will be going to Dodgers Stadium this year in the 2024 season. I enjoyed Citizens Bank Park and PNC Park. Living in Baltimore, Oriole Park is my number one. Wrigley Stadium is my all time favorite stadium besides Oriole Park. Fenway Park is a classic. I can not argue with that being number 1.
I love going to Sox game. He brings up the area but then doesn’t mention tail gate culture. He doesn’t mention the great view that isn’t blocked by support beams (looking at you wrigly)
Bro literally left out the whole kids area in center field
Honestly the biggest issue with Tropicana Field is -- there is one road in and that same one road, out. Its a NIGHTMARE to get to, and because everyone must take the same route, it gets jammed up and makes what could be a short trip into a tedious, long and often slow, trek -- then you get to the stadium and its dark and sterile -- It just doesnt lend itself to a pleasant experience....
But if you could pick The Trop up and move it to a central location that was easy to get to -- i bet it would have twice the attendance....
Its about the view of the field and the accessability to the field. Taking the train to Wrigley or Fenway, (even to new Comiskey) as opposed to driving and walking in some. In my time the only stadiums I honestly disliked were the Metrodome and thr Kingdome.
I even miss old County Stadium in Milwaukee. Havent been to Fenway yet so my favorite is still Wrigley followed by old Briggs stadium in Detroit
Wow, you are probably the first person to say that T-Mobile Park is average. I've heard a lot of people say they like it and think it is a beautiful ballpark.
I went there in summer 2022 for the first time, one of the most unique and eye popping stadiums i’ve been to
I haven’t been there since 2008 but it was one of my favorites. I absolutely loved it. I have been there with both the roof open and closed. Certainly it’s great when it is open but it doesn’t feel cavernous like Chase Field or Rogers when it is closed.
Except it's a stupid name for a stadium
In a league with a lot of beautiful parks, it’s average.
The fact that the roof doesn't seal the stadium is what makes it great. Froze my ass off watching an opening day vs the Sox when Pedro was pitching. Yeah, he killed the M's, but it was still a great experience, and heavy ass PacNW ales are ideal to deal with the wet cold.
GABP to me is such a beautiful park, in an absolutely beautiful spot right on the banks
In the 2002/03 season, there were pine trees outside of the center field fence at T-Mobile park. FYI.
12:17 Brooklyn, New York has the Highground for the NYMets
As a Phillies fan I’m always surprised how high citizens bank park is ranked. Not a bad stadium but it’s not anything special and there’s nothing to do around there.
Nothing to do around there? There is a whole rock wall and wiffle ball field and other things. The park also gives every seat a good view
@@JakeTheCake668there’s nothing outside of the ballpark except for parking lots and one bar
I agree with most of this list, the top ten rankings are a bit disappointing though
Love Oriole Park at Camden Yards, great place to watch a ballgame and I love all the ORANGE.
Rip Oakland coliseum.