Major League Baseball remains a favorite for live sports fans who recognize that a trip to an MLB ballpark is one of the best live sports experiences there is.
From historic and quirky ballparks to some of American sports’ most talented stars, watching an MLB game is a rite of passage for sports fans everywhere.
Perhaps befitting one of Major League Baseball’s marquee franchises, the New York Yankees’ spring training home is one of the most palatial as spring facilities go. Modeled after Yankee Stadium right down to the matching field dimensions and the distinctive … Continue reading
Do you want to hit the road for an MLB stadium road trip in 2025, but don’t want to spend time perusing the schedule to find an itinerary that works for you? Well, we’re here to help. The pursuit of … Continue reading
If you’re coming to Japan to watch sports, there’s almost no doubt that a stop at the Tokyo Dome is on your agenda. The historic indoor stadium has been open nearly 40 years and has enjoyed a prominent place in … Continue reading
Truist Park, the Atlanta Braves’ home ballpark, is in many ways a continuation of the advancements made in stadium experiences over the last two-plus decades of the venue building boom. Inside and out, it’s equipped with all of the modern … Continue reading
The last decade has brought plenty of change to the baseball scene on the north side of Chicago, and to Wrigley Field as well. The Cubs shed their “lovable losers” label in 2016, ending a 108-year championship drought by winning … Continue reading
In a place as large and as diverse as Los Angeles, you can bet that there are restaurants that can satisfy just about every taste or situation. One good way to find out where the great food is? Just follow … Continue reading
Of all the sports road trips you can plan out, we can’t think of one more romantic than a baseball road trip. Come to think of it, we can’t think of one more easy to plan, either. Think about it: … Continue reading
Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, is far from what you’d think of as a “traditional” ballpark. It’s a giant airplane hangar in the desert, one with a retractable roof and air conditioning and an artificial turf surface. The … Continue reading
A stated goal of mine since adolescence — and, indeed, a big reason why I started Itinerant Fan in the first place — was to visit every current stadium in the four major U.S. sports leagues: the NFL, NBA, NHL … Continue reading
Coors Field, the home of the Colorado Rockies, is a quirky ballpark that lies in a vibrant area, and those two things together always make for a more pleasant fan experience. The act of watching a game at Coors Field, … Continue reading
