Top Baseball Stadiums to Visit
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Baseball season is back, bringing with it the exciting energy of the crowd and the timeless charm of one of America’s favorite pastimes. There is nothing quite like traveling to different baseball stadiums, each offering its own unique atmosphere, history, and breathtaking views. Here's a roundup of some of the top baseball stadiums worth adding to your travel lists by our members:
1. PNC Park – Pittsburgh, PA
“PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, offers maybe the best view in baseball, making it a bucket list stop for baseball fans. I’d recommend sitting in the upper levels behind home plate for a picturesque view of the city skyline and the famous Roberto Clemente Bridge. The views alone are worth the short drive across Pennsylvania.” - Joe, Cherry Hill
2. Oracle Park – San Francisco, CA
"The Giant's stadium offers stunning views of the bay, the bridge and downtown San Francisco skyline. We saw the game during sunset, and I loved watching the kakas on the water. Best food & drinks I've had at any stadium, including vegan and vegetarian options. Great atmosphere overall and San Fran is such a cool city. I've been to 20 baseball stadiums and this one is by far the best. We plan to go back next year." - Lily, Haddonfield
3. Wrigley Field – Chicago, IL
“The Cubs are a big market team with a small-town feel. The stadium is nestled in the Chicago neighborhood called Wrigleyville and those lucky enough to live near the stadium can walk to games. The field is famous for its ivy-covered walls, old scoreboard and singing 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game' during the 7th-ining. The crowd always has great energy, and it doesn't matter if you’re a Cubs fan or not, the experience is totally worth it." - Pat, Pitman
4. Yankee Stadium – Bronx, NY
“Yankee Stadium brings baseball history to life with its tributes to Yankees legends in Monument Park and the Yankees Museum, that showcases exhibits with artifacts like World Series trophies. It is also a not too far drive from South Jersey, so it’s a good day trip location. Plus, the garlic fries at the stadium are a must-try!” - Maria, Sewell
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5. Oriole Park at Camden Yards – Baltimore, MD
“As a fan, Oriole Park at Camden Yards feels like the perfect blend of history and excitement—you can feel the spirit of the game in every brick and seat. The views are incredible no matter where you sit, and the energy from fellow fans makes the whole experience electric. Plus, the food is top-notch, and nothing beats grabbing a hot dog and watching the sunset behind the warehouse.” - James, Voorhees
