Number of MLB stadium you've seen

Had less energy than most hockey arenas when I 've been to, would think Huggy would agree. That was 03 and we sat in the right-center field seats for a Friday night game vs the Yankees.
It was quiet, the dome with the catwalks was odd. The Saturday and Sunday games we sat up the right-field line right by the Rays bullpen. Got tickets from John Flaherty, at the time my buddy had coached his cousin in hs and the dad called Flaherty and got four of his tickets. It was about the third week in June and the attendance was 32k, guy we talked to who had season tix said it was the first crowd over 30 since Opening Day.

Other stadiums
Yankee old and new
Shea and Citi Field
Olympic
Exhibtion (Went during vacation as a kid early 80s, was picture day, very cool, got a pic on the field with Jim Clancy. My dad asked him about
playing minor league ball in Jersey City. There couldn't have been 200 kids on the field, as a Yankee fan was thinking how cool it was to
have a picture day with players and how could there not be more kids there).

New Comiskey or whatever it was called in 98 or 99
San Fran in 07, think it was Pac Bell then
Fenway Park

 

Fenway
Rogers Centre
Camden Yards
Yankee Stadium (old)
RFK
Comiskey (new)
Kauffman

 

I liked the Trop because it used to be a 20-minute drive, there was always plenty of parking and I never had to worry about being too hot, too cold or too wet. I could just sit back and watch baseball (or a reasonable facsimile).

 

Fenway
Yankee Stadium (old)
Shea Stadium
Skydome
Camden Yards
Nats Park
Wrigley
Comiskey (new).

 

Been inside, or seen games at:
Astrodome
Turnpike/Arlington Stadium
Oakland Coliseum
Old Candlestick
Enron/Minute Maid
Fulton County
Turner Field (pre-baseball!)
Metrodome

 

I have been to all three Yankee Stadiums, including the last year of the original in 1973.
Current parks:
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field
Anaheim
Safeco
new Busch
new White Sox (have no idea what it's called now)
Camden Yards
Minute Maid
The Trop
Rogers Centre
Whatever they're calling the Indians ballpark, it was Jacobs Field when I went.
Oakland Coliseum
Dodger Stadium
Defunct parks.
Old Comiskey
Almost all the dual use atrocities of the '70s. The Vet, Metrodome, Three Rivers, Riverfront, old Busch, Kingdome, Astrodome and Fulton County.
Turner Field, while we're on the subject of Atlanta.
Memorial Stadium, Baltimore
Memorial Stadium, Cleveland
Shea Stadium
Connie Mack Stadium (nee Shibe Park) in Philadelphia
Griffith Stadium, Washington
Candlestick Park
Tiger Stadium
The old Rangers field in Arlington, worst hovel of them all.
These are all parks where I actually saw baseball games. I am so very, very, very old.

 

From east to west:

Fenway
Wrigley
Commiskey
Busch II
Busch III
Royals
Rockies
Angels
Giants
Mariners

 

Coors
new Philly
PacBell
Anaheim
Oakland
old Vet Stadium
Three Rivers
Dodger stadium
old Cleveland

I might be missing one or two.
Funny, I grew up in NJ and a Yankee fan (although we lived much, much closer to Philly), but I've never been to an NYC baseball stadium.

 

I prefer to think of it as "teams I have seen at home" rather than individual parks, because I have seen the Yankees and Mets play at home, but not in their current parks.

I'm up to 22 teams I've seen at home (current park unless noted):

NL East (5/5): Braves (current park, but also at Fulton County and Turner), Mets (at Shea), Nationals, Marlins, Phillies
AL East (5/5): Red Sox, Yankees (at Yankee Stadium II), Rays, Orioles, Blue Jays
NL Central (5/5): Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, Reds, Brewers
AL Central (3/5): White Sox, Royals, Tigers
NL West (2/5): Dodgers, Rockies
AL West (2/5): Astros, Rangers

I have seen all 30 teams play in person at least once, plus the Expos a few times. Also saw the Rays in Houston when they were the Devil Rays.

Have not been to Cleveland, Minnesota, Anaheim, Seattle, Oakland, Arizona, San Diego or San Francisco.

Need to make a West Coast swing at some point. Was planning on hitting either Cleveland or Minnesota this summer, but the wife will be extremely pregnant by then, so it's not going to happen.

 

Was Exhibition as bad as they say?

 

Yankee old
Shea old
Fenway
Expos--forgot the name.