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10) Yankee Stadium: New York Yankees (10 of 10)
10) Yankee Stadium: New York Yankees (10 of 10)
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The Yankee stadium is behemoth in terms of size, has one of the best baseball teams in modern history, and receives tons of media attention. These features qualify it for our top ten list on their own. But there’s more.
Its carnival-esque atmosphere, great food, and a rich history make it stand apart from other ballparks. This stadium is, in many ways, the true representation of New York City.

I stopped reading when they named Fenway park number two.
It’s number two, all right
Can’t believe Miller Park ranked so high. It’s like watching a game inside a huge spaceship or inside a warehouse. The roof is rarely open and when it is for a day game, shadows are so bad that even the players complain. I can tailgate out on the street with my neighbors. The other parks listed are outdoor ballparks – like baseball was meant to be played. And they are located in fun-time neighborhoods, unlike Miller Park. Milwaukee made a mistake by not building their park downtown near Lake Michigan and the fun spots. They built on the cheap, on county land where County Stadium was.
Wrigley field should be nowhere near the top 10. So much seating with obstructed view because of old upper deck pillars. Even with the ongoing renovation the bathrooms are still like a smelly outhouse. Renovation is all about more dollars like building a hotel and outdoor beer garden and advertising sign revenue instead of fan comfort. BTW. No parking lots for the fans. For watching a game with great site views, great concessions, plentiful clean and modern bathrooms and convenient ballpark parking lots, US CELL 6 miles south blows Wrigley away.
I believe Buffalo’s ball stadium is the best. Seats around 18,000 and every seat hanging off the field.
Also the Mets Citi field is significantly better, friendlier and closer to a real ball park then the cavernous Yankee Stadium
Kauffman stadium should have been on your list instead of Detroit’s Commerica park which has a view of an ugly Detroit skyline. Kauffman hosted 2 World Series in 2014 and 15 and it shined like the crown jewel it is.
1. Dodger Stadium.
And What about Progressive Field Home Of the Cleveland Indians? It’s a great ballpark!