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.
Since 2010, the Minnesota Twins have been in constant running for having the best ballpark in the majors, with the gleaming Target Field on the edge of downtown. The park certainly is a strong contender for best view beyond the … Continue reading
As the 2023 baseball season gets underway, fans across the country are gearing up to visit their favorite stadiums to cheer on their teams. But with so many fantastic ballparks to choose from, it can be tough to know where … Continue reading
If you’re an avid baseball fan like me, you’ve probably done a few ballpark road trips in your day. But have you had the opportunity to see two MLB games in two ballparks … in one day? I call it … Continue reading
Since the first professional baseball game was held in the late 1800s, the sport has exploded in popularity and has become an integral part of American history. Sure, it’s the national pastime, but it’s also big business, attracting new fans to … Continue reading
Thinking about planning an MLB ballpark road trip in 2023? We’re here to help. Major League Baseball has already released the 2023 schedule, allowing all of us to get an early start on ballpark road trip planning. And this slate … Continue reading
Take in a game at Petco Park and you’ll quickly find that the experience — from the atmosphere to the seating to the food — is a little bit different than many other ballparks in Major League Baseball. In San … Continue reading
The San Francisco Giants’ bayside ballpark, now known as Oracle Park, has long been considered one of the gems of MLB stadiums, and one visit makes it easy to see why. Heck, one glimpse of it on TV makes it … Continue reading
You can take the “Anaheim” out of the name “Los Angeles Angels,” but you can’t take the Anaheim out of the team’s home ballpark. Not only is it officially called Angel Stadium of Anaheim and not only is it in … Continue reading
Most baseball fans long to go on ballpark road trips, seeing a number of games over a series of days or even weeks. But there’s another type of trip worth considering: the MLB daily double. At least that’s what I … Continue reading
After quite a bit of uncertainty, the 2022 Major League Baseball season is on, and we can commence planning for MLB ballpark road trips this summer! Because of the MLB lockout, I delayed in writing this post, as I wanted … Continue reading
