I have been to these Major League Stadiums

Yankee Stadium
Wrigley Field
Camden Yards
Veterans Stadium
Jacob's Field

and These Minor League stadiums

Frontier Field, Rochester NY AAA Baltimore
P & C Park Syracuse NY AAA Blue Jays
Lackawanna County Stadium Scranton PA AAA Phillies
Dunn Tire Park Buffalo NY AAA Cleveland
First Energy Stadium Reading PA AA Phillies
Dwyer Stadium Batavia NY Short Season A
Phillies

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Busch Stadium in St Louis many times
Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City
Wrigley Field several times
Fenway Park

Wrigley and Fenway were, by far, the best.

Mainly Yankee Stadium when I was growing up. Whatever you think of the Yanks, the House That Ruth Built is in a class of its' own, and not to be missed. graemlins/thumb.gif

Been up to Cincy a few times since moving to Lexington, KY 20 years ago, but their stadiums have sucked and I hate the team anyway. graemlins/irked.gif LOL :D

We have a Class A team for Houston (Lexington Legends) here in town now, and the ballpark is phenomenal (Legends field). :cool:

Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park
Fulton County Stadium (Atlanta)

Metropolitan Stadium
HHH Metrodome
Milwaukee County Stadium
Miller Park
Comiskey
Wrigley Field
Candlestick Park
Pac Bell Park
Oakland Alemeda Colusium
QualComm Stadium (Bud Smith's no-hitter in 2001)
ProPlayer Stadium

Ooh, almost forgot, I've went to Jacob's Field last year. How could I forget, it was the biggest comback in ML history. The Indians came back and beat the M's.

Goin' to Fenway this summer to see the Twins / Red Sox!!

I've been to a handful of ML stadiums, don't recall the names.

You should check out the MLB 2002 thread. billy007 has been to just about every MLB ballpark and has a review of them all, very cool.

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When it comes to the majors, I've been to Qualcomm Stadium, and that's it. I'm hoping to take a trip to Turner Field real soon though. smile.gif

And down here, we watch our Class-A South Atlantic League RiverDogs in the friendly confines of Riley Park, among the best facilities in the minors. graemlins/thumb.gif

Short version (numbers in parenthesis are first year visit/most recent year visit):

Fenway Park, Boston (‘74/’99)
Yankee Stadium, New York City (‘82/’87)
Shea Stadium, New York City (‘83/’87)
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia (‘84/’93)
Memorial Stadium, Baltimore (‘86/’91)
Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati (’87)
Municipal Stadium, Cleveland (’87)
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh (’87)
Stade Olympique, Montreal (‘87/’88)
Exhibition Stadium, Toronto (‘87/’88)
Wrigley Field, Chicago (‘87/’99)
County Stadium, Milwaukee (’87)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’87)
Tiger Stadium, Detroit (’87)
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minnesota (’87)
Kingdome, Seattle (’87)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco (’87)
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles (’87)
Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego (’87)
Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim (’87)
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland (‘87/’91)
Astrodome, Houston (’87)
Busch Stadium, St. Louis (’87)
Royals Stadium, Kansas City (’87)
Arlington Stadium, Arlington (’87)
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta (’87)
Camden Yards, Baltimore (‘92/’94)
Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami (‘93/’02)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’93)
Skydome, Toronto (’93)
Jacobs Field, Cleveland (’94)
Mile High Stadium, Denver (’94)
Ballpark At Arlington, Arlington (’94)
Coors Field, Denver (’96)
Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg (‘98/’01)
Safeco Field, Seattle (’99)

plus spring training games in (all Florida):
Chain O' Lakes Park, Winter Haven (Red Sox - '92)
West Palm Beach Munical Stadium, West Palm Beach (Expos - '97)
Roger Dean Stadium, Jupiter (Cardinals - '98)
Space Coast Stadium, Viera (Marlins - '01)
Osceola County Stadium, Kissimmee (Astros - '02)

just skydome for me. go jays. :D

Had a couple friends who traveled the country one summer during college and I think they managed to hit 23 of the parks, of course a lot of new ones have been added since then.

For me:

Dodger Stadium (if you've never been there, go there, it's a beautiful place)
Anaheim-Edison Field (whatever the hell it's called now)
Veterans Stadium, Philly (ugh what a pit, sorry Philly fans)
Oakland-Alameda Coliseum
Candlestick Park

I've only been to Dodger Stadium (nice comfy seats), Edison Field in Anaheim, and Candlestick Park (3Com, whatever.) Oh and I've stood outside of the legendary Wrigley Field but unfortunately the Cubs were on a road trip that week...

Candlestick Park (4 or 5 times)
Pacific Bell Park (last summer)

Old Comiskey Park a ton
New Comiskey Park a ton more
Wrigley Field

Kingdome
Safeco

Exhibition Stadium Toronto. Go Jays! (right on laner. graemlins/thumb.gif

Comikey Park
Wrigley Field (I wore a Sox shirt :D )

Tokyo Dome
Seibu Kyujou
Yokohama Stadium
ANZ Stadium (Used for rugby more than Baseball)

Busch Stadium
Wrigley Field

That's it. ;)

AstroDome in Houston

Wolfson Park in Jacksonville, FL (Home to the "Suns"...I believe they are an AA team for the Dodgers.

Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Anaheim Stadium (Where the Angels play)

billy, you HAVE to make a trip back to Pittsburgh for the new stadium. PNC Park is something to experience! Just make sure you park in town and walk across the old 6th St. bridge (now the Roberto Clemente bridge) to drink it all in.

That's definitely one I'd like to get to sooner than later, unfortunately my company doesn't have any interests in the Steel City at the moment, so whenever I go there it's going to have to be on my own...

Hey billy, iss that listing the order of your tour? Starting in Cincinnati and ending in Altanta?

No - that's pretty much the order I went to stadiums during my life. The tour went:

7/26-Montreal
7/27-Toronto
7/28-Pittsburgh
7/29-Cleveland
7/30-Cincinnati
7/31-Chicago (NL)
8/1-Milwaukee
8/3-Chicago (AL)
8/4-Detroit
8/6-Minnesota
8/10-Seattle
8/12-San Francisco
8/13-Los Angeles
8/16-San Diego
8/17-California
8/18-Oakland
8/31-Houston
9/2-St. Louis
9/3-Kansas City
9/4-Texas
9/11-Atlanta
9/13-attempted Boston - rained out before I arrived
9/14-New York (NL)
9/15-New York (AL)
9/17-Philadephia
9/19-Baltimore - in stadium, rained out
9/20-Philadelphia (NFL)
9/21-Baltimore
9/22-Boston

I was thinking of the stadiums that I have been to and I started to realize that a lot of them have been torn down. Then I went into a spiral of depression as I saw my long life passing in front of my eyes, realizing that I am quickly approaching the 9th inning myself...
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Wrigley Field
Comiskey Park

I am planning on making a trip over to the Jake...hopefully more sooner than later.

And Hellohawk, I was watching that Indians/M's game you were at on espn that night. That game was unreal.

found this long ago gem and thought I'd resurrect it so it could get moved to the Play Ball! forum!

Short version (numbers in parenthesis are first year visit/most recent year visit):

Fenway Park, Boston (‘74/’99)
Yankee Stadium, New York City (‘82/’87)
Shea Stadium, New York City (‘83/’87)
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia (‘84/’93)
Memorial Stadium, Baltimore (‘86/’91)
Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati (’87)
Municipal Stadium, Cleveland (’87)
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh (’87)
Stade Olympique, Montreal (‘87/’88)
Exhibition Stadium, Toronto (‘87/’88)
Wrigley Field, Chicago (‘87/’99)
County Stadium, Milwaukee (’87)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’87)
Tiger Stadium, Detroit (’87)
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minnesota (’87)
Kingdome, Seattle (’87)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco (’87)
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles (’87)
Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego (’87)
Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim (’87)
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland (‘87/’91)
Astrodome, Houston (’87)
Busch Stadium, St. Louis (’87)
Royals Stadium, Kansas City (’87)
Arlington Stadium, Arlington (’87)
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta (’87)
Camden Yards, Baltimore (‘92/’94)
Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami (‘93/'04)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’93)
Skydome, Toronto (’93)
Jacobs Field, Cleveland (’94)
Mile High Stadium, Denver (’94)
Ballpark At Arlington, Arlington (’94/'03)
Coors Field, Denver (’96)
Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg (‘98/’01)
Safeco Field, Seattle (’99)
Miller Park, Milwaukee ('02)
Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco ('03)
Turner Field, Atlanta ('03)
Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati ('03)
Minute Maid Park, Houston ('03)
Petco Park, San Diego ('04)



plus spring training games in (all Florida):
Chain O' Lakes Park, Winter Haven (Red Sox - '92)
West Palm Beach Municipal Stadium, West Palm Beach (Expos - '97)
Roger Dean Stadium, Jupiter (Cardinals - '98)
Space Coast Stadium, Viera (Marlins - '01)
Osceola County Stadium, Kissimmee (Astros - '02)
Al Lang Field, St. Petersburg (Devil Rays - '03)
Holman Stadium, Vero Beach (Dodgers - '04)
Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland (Tigers - '05)

County Stadium, Wrigley Field, Old Comiskey, New Comisky, Metro Dome, Miller Park.

Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Dodger Stadium
Anaheim
and next month,
Ballpark at Arlington,or whatever they call it now.

Fenway Park
Coors Field
Yankee Stadium

Wrigley Field
Old Comiskey Park
New Comiskey Park
Miller Park
Camden Yards
Shea Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park

I can add a couple to my list:

Old Comiskey Park
New Comiskey Park
Wrigley Field
Dodger Stadium
Metrodome
Miller Park

Fenway, countless times, with the most memorable being at Game 2 or the World Series last year :bounce:

Yankee Stadium

Camden Yards (AWESOME :thumb: )

And I will be at Citizens Bank Park in Philly next Saturday and Sundayto see the Sox & Phillies have their interleague battle...

Here's list:

Major League Ballparks: (first time I went and how many times I went to it.)
Arlington Stadium (1990, many times)
The BallPark in Arlington (Now officially called Ameriquest Field in Arlington) (1995, many many times)
AstroDome (1998, Once)
Minute Maid Park (2000, Once)

Minor League Ballparks:
Mike Carter Field (Here in Tyler, No professional team,atm) (1994, many times)

Kingdom
Anahiem
Comiskey
Busch
Brewers Stadium

Jacob's Field (lots of times)
Old Comiskey (once)
Turner Field (once)
Three Rivers Stadium (lots of times)
Dodger Stadium (a few times)

Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Skydome

Jacob's Field - lots of times
Ballpark at Arlington - 1996
Coors Field - 2004

I forgot, I've been to Turner Field also.

Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium - got Willlie Mays' autograph there!!
Fenway Park
Camden Yards
Toronto Skydome
Coors Field

The old and ONLY Tiger Stadium(100's of times..includ. '84 series)
Comerica Park a few times
Fenway Park
old Comiskey Park
Memorial
Veteran's Stadium
Tropicana Field
Three Rivers
Dolphin's Stadium a.k.a Joe Robbie a.ka.Pro Player(includ. 2 World Series games)

Of ALL the stadiums I have been too so far....the old Tiger Stadium just takes the cake. There's no other plave like it for me!

The old and ONLY Tiger Stadium(100's of times..includ. '84 series)

...Of ALL the stadiums I have been too so far....the old Tiger Stadium just takes the cake. There's no other plave like it for me!

Did you ever encounter a vendor there that used to roam the stands shouting "Beep Beep Beep - Ice cold Coke" and by the end of the game he'd just shout "Beep Beep Beep..." and the fans would respond "Ice cold Coke"? Was at the game I went to in 1987 - guy was a trip!

Did you ever encounter a vendor there that used to roam the stands shouting "Beep Beep Beep - Ice cold Coke" and by the end of the game he'd just shout "Beep Beep Beep..." and the fans would respond "Ice cold Coke"? Was at the game I went to in 1987 - guy was a trip!

No, I didn't but you were probably in better seats than I. I used to pay $4 to sit in the bleachers. Back then you didn't get much service up there but still...what GREAT seats they were! Even though just 35 years old....I am forced to say 'those were the days'!!

Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Veteran Stadium (Old Phillies park)
Three Rivers (Old Pirates park)
Fenway
Wrigley
Comiskey
Miller Park and old Brewers stadium
Busch Stadium
Astrodome
Fulton county Stadium (braves old park)
Camden yards
Skydome
Ballpark at Arlington (Rangers)
Coors Field
Jacobs Field
Old Cincinatti ballpark (don't remember the name)
Tiger Stadium

I've been to Yankee Stadium, the Vet and Wrigley countless times, as for the rest, every year my dad and I just try to drive somewhere once or twice to a ballpark we've never been to.

Old Cincinatti ballpark (don't remember the name)


Riverfront Stadium AKA Cinergy Field.

God corporate naming sucks.

Many times at the home parks of Three Rivers Stadium and PNC Park.

Others in the Majors
Tropicana Field 1999-2000
Jacobs Field 2000
Wrigley Field 2001

Other events in Major league stadiums

Cleveland Stadium Steelers-Browns 1995
Skydome Rolling Stones 1998

Minor League Stadiums

Durham Bulls Athletic Park 2000-Durham Bulls
Blair County Ballpark 2002-Altoona Curve
Jack Russell Stadium 1993-Clearwater Phillies

Spring Training

McKechnie Field 2003-04 Pirates
Legends Field 2003 Yankees
Knogoly Park 2004-05 Blue Jays
Bright House Networks Field 2005 Phillies

Gee, I'm having a tough time with this one. Let's see, I seem to remember being a Busch Stadium once...now when was it? Hmm... Let me pull out my calendar. Ah, yes, I seem to remember that two teams wearing red were playing. It was also strange seeing one of the teams have to use their pitcher as a batter. That was quite foreign to me. And yes, now that I think about it, it was a crisp time of year, the time of year that leaves turn golden red and yellow in New England. Let's see here, ah September, October. Yes, October it was. Scanning the dates...scanning the dates. I have the date October 27 circled for some reason. Wait one moment...I'll check mlb.com. Ooh, it looks as if I'll have to check worldseries.com. Oh yes, game four it was. Jolly good time it was. I can die in peace.

I forgot, I was also at the old Cleveland Municipal, the stadium the Browns and Indians shared. I was there for football, but it still counts as a baseball stadium, right?

Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. And that's it. And that's been 25 years ago. Some of you may remember the particular time when I was there. It was the same weekend as the first Sugar Ray Leonard-Roberto Duran fight. Isn't that sad?

You need to get to more games, Viking!

Short version (numbers in parenthesis are first year visit/most recent year visit):

Fenway Park, Boston (‘74/’99)
Yankee Stadium, New York City (‘82/’87)
Shea Stadium, New York City (‘83/’87)
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia (‘84/’93)
Memorial Stadium, Baltimore (‘86/’91)
Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati (’87)
Municipal Stadium, Cleveland (’87)
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh (’87)
Stade Olympique, Montreal (‘87/’88)
Exhibition Stadium, Toronto (‘87/’88)
Wrigley Field, Chicago (‘87/’99)
County Stadium, Milwaukee (’87)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’87)
Tiger Stadium, Detroit (’87)
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minnesota (’87)
Kingdome, Seattle (’87)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco (’87)
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles (’87)
Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego (’87)
Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim (’87)
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland (‘87/’91)
Astrodome, Houston (’87)
Busch Stadium, St. Louis (’87)
Royals Stadium, Kansas City (’87)
Arlington Stadium, Arlington (’87)
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta (’87)
Camden Yards, Baltimore (‘92/’94)
Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami (‘93/’02)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’93)
Skydome, Toronto (’93)
Jacobs Field, Cleveland (’94)
Mile High Stadium, Denver (’94)
Ballpark At Arlington, Arlington (’94)
Coors Field, Denver (’96)
Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg (‘98/’01)
Safeco Field, Seattle (’99)
Miller Park, Milwaukee ('02)
Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco ('03)
Turner Field, Atlanta ('03)
Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati ('03)
Minute Maid Park, Houston ('03)
Petco Park, San Diego ('04)
Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia ('05)
PNC Park, Pittsburgh ('05)
RFK Stadium, Washington ('05)



plus spring training games in (all Florida):
Chain O' Lakes Park, Winter Haven (Red Sox - '92)
West Palm Beach Munical Stadium, West Palm Beach (Expos - '97)
Roger Dean Stadium, Jupiter (Cardinals - '98)
Space Coast Stadium, Viera (Marlins - '01)
Osceola County Stadium, Kissimmee (Astros - '02)
Al Lang Field, St. Petersburg (Devil Rays - '03)
Holman Stadium, Vero Beach (Dodgers - '04)
Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland (Tigers - '05)

Fenway Park, Boston (‘74/’99)
Yankee Stadium, New York City (‘82/’06)
Shea Stadium, New York City (‘83/’87)
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia (‘84/’93)
Memorial Stadium, Baltimore (‘86/’91)
Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati (’87)
Municipal Stadium, Cleveland (’87)
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh (’87)
Stade Olympique, Montreal (‘87/’88)
Exhibition Stadium, Toronto (‘87/’88)
Wrigley Field, Chicago (‘87/’99)
County Stadium, Milwaukee (’87)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’87)
Tiger Stadium, Detroit (’87)
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minnesota (’87)
Kingdome, Seattle (’87)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco (’87)
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles (’87)
Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego (’87)
Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim (’87)
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland (‘87/’91)
Astrodome, Houston (’87)
Busch Stadium, St. Louis (’87)
Royals Stadium, Kansas City (’87)
Arlington Stadium, Arlington (’87)
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta (’87)
Camden Yards, Baltimore (‘92/’94)
Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami (‘93/'08)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’93)
Skydome, Toronto (’93)
Jacobs Field, Cleveland (’94)
Mile High Stadium, Denver (’94)
Ballpark At Arlington, Arlington (’94/'03)
Coors Field, Denver (’96)
Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg (‘98/’08)
Safeco Field, Seattle (’99)
Miller Park, Milwaukee ('02)
Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco ('03)
Turner Field, Atlanta ('03)
Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati ('03)
Minute Maid Park, Houston ('03)
Petco Park, San Diego ('04)
Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia ('05)
PNC Park, Pittsburgh ('05)
RFK Stadium, Washington ('05)
(New) Busch Stadium, St. Louis ('07)
Comerica Park, Detroit ('07)
Nationals Park, Washington ('08)

...and hopefully this year, Chase Field in Phoenix (finally)!

Fenway Park, Boston (‘74/’99)
Yankee Stadium, New York City (‘82/’06)
Shea Stadium, New York City (‘83/’87)
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia (‘84/’93)
Memorial Stadium, Baltimore (‘86/’91)
Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati (’87)
Municipal Stadium, Cleveland (’87)
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh (’87)
Stade Olympique, Montreal (‘87/’88)
Exhibition Stadium, Toronto (‘87/’88)
Wrigley Field, Chicago (‘87/’99)
County Stadium, Milwaukee (’87)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’87)
Tiger Stadium, Detroit (’87)
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minnesota (’87)
Kingdome, Seattle (’87)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco (’87)
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles (’87)
Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego (’87)
Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim (’87)
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland (‘87/’91)
Astrodome, Houston (’87)
Busch Stadium, St. Louis (’87)
Royals Stadium, Kansas City (’87)
Arlington Stadium, Arlington (’87)
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta (’87)
Camden Yards, Baltimore (‘92/’94)
Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami (‘93/'08)
Comiskey Park, Chicago (’93)
Skydome, Toronto (’93)
Jacobs Field, Cleveland (’94)
Mile High Stadium, Denver (’94)
Ballpark At Arlington, Arlington (’94/'03)
Coors Field, Denver (’96)
Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg (‘98/’08)
Safeco Field, Seattle (’99)
Miller Park, Milwaukee ('02)
Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco ('03)
Turner Field, Atlanta ('03)
Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati ('03)
Minute Maid Park, Houston ('03)
Petco Park, San Diego ('04)
Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia ('05)
PNC Park, Pittsburgh ('05)
RFK Stadium, Washington ('05)
(New) Busch Stadium, St. Louis ('07)
Comerica Park, Detroit ('07)
Nationals Park, Washington ('08)

...and hopefully this year, Chase Field in Phoenix (finally)!
That is an impressive list.

For me, its much smaller:
- Candlestick Park: Countless times between 1974-1999
- Pac Bell/ATT Park: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
- Oakland Coliseum: Countless times for Raiders games but once in 1993 for an A's game (Ironically, my beloved Raiders screwed up what was a pretty good baseball park)
- Anahiem Stadium: 2003
- Fenway: 2005
- Royals Stadium: 2006

Even though I've lived in Cincinnati for 4 years, I've yet to go to a Red's game. Going to remedy that soon.

well, if you go today - dress WARM!

Not very universal when it comes to stadiums I've been to.

Wrigley Field (41 games, as of now seven more this year)
New Comiskey Park / US Cellular Field (60+ games, as of now two more this year)
Old Busch Stadium (2 games)
Milwaukee County Stadium (1 game)
Miller Park (2 games, as of now two more this year)

Also been to Hohokam Park, which is the Cubs spring training facility. Also went to the Rockies' one, sadly I don't recall the name of the place. Either way, both visits were in 2005.

Yankee Stadium (the old one--but I'll be at the new one in June)
Shea Stadium (the old one--but plan on seeing the new one this year)
Fenway
Turner Field
Camden Yards
Jack Murphy Stadium (San Diego)
Tropicana Field (Tampa)
Citizen's Bank Park (Philly)

Not very universal when it comes to stadiums I've been to.

Wrigley Field (41 games, as of now seven more this year)
New Comiskey Park / US Cellular Field (60+ games, as of now two more this year)
Old Busch Stadium (2 games)
Milwaukee County Stadium (1 game)
Miller Park (2 games, as of now two more this year)

Also been to Hohokam Park, which is the Cubs spring training facility. Also went to the Rockies' one, sadly I don't recall the name of the place. Either way, both visits were in 2005.

more trips to Comiskey than Wrigley? :eek: How is that so, young Cub fan?

Tiger Stadium (and played baseball there in 2002)
Comerica Park
Jacobs Field
US Cellular Field
Wrigley Field
Chase Park
Petco Park

Joker Marchant Stadium (Tigers spring training)
Bright House Networks Field (Phillies spring training)
Legends Field

more trips to Comiskey than Wrigley? :eek: How is that so, young Cub fan?

I lived on the South Side for twelve years, and all my friends growing up there were Sox fans. Whenever I was invited to baseball games, they were always at Comiskey / US Cellular. Which is why over an average summer I'd go to about ten Sox games and maybe four or five Cubs games (My grandpa always took me to Cubs games, but he was just one person at age 70 and couldn't take me to as many. The rest of my family aren't and were never as rabid as he was and I am).

These days I attend more Cubs games than Sox games because I have more control over it now. I still hit an average of five to six Sox games a year, though, because of my friends.