Number of MLB stadium you've seen

Not a whole lot for me neither:

Angel Stadium (also when it was Edison Field and Anaheim Stadium)
Petco Park
Jack Murphy/Qualcomm Stadium
Safeco Field
Kauffman Stadium (twice, 22 years apart)
Veterans Stadium

I've also been to all the Arizona spring training parks

Went on a family vacation to Seattle in 1981, right in the middle of the players strike, but we went to the Kingdome and took a guided tour.

 

Thanks for reminding me. I've been to Kauffman Stadium and Jack Murphy (only for football), too.

 

I also saw a Yankees-Orioles spring training game at Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami before they re-configured it for baseball. The left field wall was about 220 feet from home plate with a 30-foot screen.

(As an aside, I'm impressed we're 5 pages into this thread without one of the old-timers chiming in that it's been done already. Did I just do that? Damn!)

 

Looks like a cool tour, Ron. I'll keep checking your website/blog.

As for me, in chronological order:
Comiskey Park (old and new)
Wrigley Field
Busch Stadium (in 1991, not new version)
Tiger Stadium
Coors Field
Comerica Park
Bank One Ballpark (Phoenix)
Safeco Field
Anaheim

Would like to hit a few more out west ... and maybe Fenway someday, just to say I've been there.

I also have been to the Metrodome, but that was for football (Hawkeyes vs. Gophers!) And @MachineHead, no, I was not "that Iowa fan" who used a bathroom stall for ... ah, nevermind!

 

Memorial Stadium, Baltimore
Connie Mack Stadium, Philadelphia
Forbes Field, Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia
Shea Stadium, New York
Camden Yards, Baltimore
Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg (is it still called that?)
Candlestick Park, San Francisco
Oakland/Alameda County Coliseum
PNC Park, Pittsburgh
RFK Stadium, Washington
Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
Skydome, Toronto (when it was Skydome)

Should've been more.

 

Memorial Stadium, Baltimore
Camden Yards, Baltimore
RFK Stadium, D.C.
Nationals Park, D.C.
Turner Field, Atlanta
Progressive Field, Cleveland
Wrigley Field, Chicago
Chase Field/Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix
Dodger Stadium, L.A.
Angels/Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim

 

I saw a soccer game there in the old NASL days.

Sucked for that, too.

 

Ive done all 30, but among the current ones haven't done both new New Yorks, new Minnesota, new Miami, new Atlanta

 

Veterans Stadium (where I saw my first game)
Camden Yards
Wrigley Field
Old Busch Stadium (the 1967-2003 version)
Rangers Ballpark
Diamondbacks stadium (not sure what they call it now; took a tour there but didn't see a game)
Kaufmann Stadium

 

Yeah, was right next to the lake and the wind seemed to blow in there all the time. Was frigid from April through maybe the middle of June and from Labour Day on. Horrible layout better suited for football. Some of the seats faced away from the field. The grandstand was covered - where we used to sit for $2 - while the more expensive seats were open to the elements.

Anybody here who wishes we had one of those retro outdoor stadiums never sat on the metal benches along the right or left-field line in April and risked dying of exposure. The dome allowed the Jays to get their seven-game homestand in to start the season, we had the same shitty weather everybody else has had.

 

-- Fenway Park
-- Old Yankee Stadium
-- Veterans Stadium
-- Camden Yards
-- Three Rivers Stadium
-- PNC Park
-- Jacobs Field
-- Busch Stadium (Current)
-- Fulton County Stadium
-- Turner Field
-- Suntrust Park
-- Tropicana Field
-- Astrodome
-- MinuteMaid Park
-- Ballpark in Arlington
-- Great American Ballpark

I'm not sure the Vet or Three Rivers should even count, but I wore a "CubsBuster" T-shirt in Philly - an Inquirer promo, if I remember correctly - and saw Schilling touch 96 in the 9th at Three Rivers, so I think that's good enough.

 

Old Yankee Stadium
New Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Citi Field
Fenway Park
Citizens Bank Park
Olympic Stadium
Nationals Park
Camden Yards (well, drove by it, I guess that counts)
Joe Robbie Stadium (or whatever it's called now)
Tropicana Field

I liked Citizens Bank and Citi Field a lot. Old Yankee Stadium had the history, but the new place feels like a souless corporation. Fenway was fun. Nats Park was fine.

Joe Robbie (or whatever) at a July day game felt like I was slowly cooking.

The Trop was meh, but at least it was bright inside. I went to one game in Montreal where the roof was open, and it didn't even feel like you were outdoors. With the roof closed, you felt like you were in a warehouse.