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jmowreader

(53,354 posts) Sun Apr 5, 2026, 10:36 PM Apr 5

Going to watch live baseball this summer. Where to go? [View all]

I have attended games at all of these parks:

T-Mobile Park, Seattle
Oracle Park, San Francisco
Fenway Park, Boston
Yankee Stadium and Citi Field, New York City

I do not want to go to any of these parks. I really like them, but I want to try something new.

I also don't want to attend a game at any of these parks:
Either of the Los Angeles parks. I've looked at the map and they seem like they're really hard to get to with no car.
Either of the Texas parks or either of the Florida parks. I do not desire to spend my money in either state.
Truist Park in Atlanta, which has both problems.

So...I want a park that's nice, fairly close to light rail, and NOT in a state where Trump's approval rating is over 50 percent. Where do I go?

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Going to watch live baseball this summer. Where to go? [View all] jmowreader Apr 5 OP

The Twins' Target Field is very nice dflprincess Apr 5 #1

And thre will be lots of room! LakeVermilion Apr 6 #11

Wrigley Field is a no doubter isn't it? chicoescuela Apr 5 #2

VIsit these Two Bread and Circuses Apr 5 #3

I second Wrigley Field LearnedHand Apr 5 #4

Wrigleyville is a must see. Very walkable and eclectic Bread and Circuses Apr 5 #8

local little league, high school, or college teams? msongs Apr 5 #5

Wrigley Field in Chicago. MIButterfly Apr 5 #6

I wouldn't vouch for it so strongly as to encourage a trip from outside the area/state RockRaven Apr 5 #7

Stolen Season: A Journey Through America and Baseball's Minor Leagues mahatmakanejeeves Apr 6 #9

For what it's worth, Globe-Life Field where the Texas Rangers play is in Arlington which is blue yellowdogintexas Apr 6 #10

I feel like PHX is hot enough to forge steel in July jmowreader Apr 6 #13

It is even worse in August which is when I will be there yellowdogintexas Apr 6 #14

What really makes me happy is watching baseball Attilatheblond Apr 6 #12

I did that last summer. I took a lawn chair, and sat down outside the right field fence. Emile Apr 6 #16

I do that WITHOUT leaving town jmowreader Apr 6 #21

PNC Park in Pittsburgh is a very pretty small park 10 Turtle Day Apr 6 #15

I'm in Jersey. It's not worth the traffic, the parking, the $20 hotdogs no_hypocrisy Apr 6 #17

Not MLB but the Flying Squirrels are about to open a brand new stadium underpants Apr 6 #18

Durham Bulls are Triple -A affiliate of Tampa Bay Rays. mnhtnbb Apr 6 #19

I would need to get a credit card first, I don't currently have one jmowreader Apr 6 #20

Pick any minor league game. LudwigPastorius Apr 7 #22