When baseball fans feel that a ballpark is a sanctuary rather than just a place to watch a baseball game, then there must be something in the park that makes it so great. Whether it’s the view, the excitement, or the game itself, there aren’t many activities better than watching intense game play in a place you love. If you want to see a game where the prices are good and the crowds are even better, these are the parks for you.
First up is Miller Park in Milwaukee. With an average entry price of just $ 16.86, fans are sure to get a good investment. The building itself is almost surreal with its brick facade and steel arches poking out over the top, making it look like the park would look like in a video game rather than real life. If you are a fan who likes tailgating, this is the place for you. With the biggest tailgating scene in all of Major League Baseball located here, it’s hard not to be friendly with other fans.
PNC Park, home to the Pittsburg Pirates, ranks second with an average entry price of $ 17.08 and more than 36,000 parking spaces available near the park. Not only does the park sell delicious concessions, but there is also an Outback Steakhouse in left field where fans can enjoy the game while enjoying great food. In the right garden there is a section for children with a PNC mini park and a multipurpose game for children from 5 to 10 years old. With its throwback design and updated amenities, this is a park that almost any fan will enjoy.
Third in fan reviews is Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies. The median ticket price of $ 14.92 gives fans the ability to watch a game without putting pressure on their bank accounts. For fans who like to enjoy a beer or two while watching the game, the park is home to Sandlot Brewery with a wide variety of beers and behind the bullpen is an interactive area with everything from tee-ball cages to a fancy broadcast booth. Even if you don’t get a good seat in the park, you will still have a good line of sight for the game and fans sitting along the first base line have an excellent view of the sunset over the mountains during night games. .
Number four on the list of the best stadiums is Angel Stadium, home of the Anaheim Angels. This park has an average admission price of $ 17.36 and many handicap accessible seats. Angel Stadium has a program that allows wheelchair fans to watch batting practice in the lower level seating areas. Plus, there’s even a 400-seat picnic area beyond center field for fans who like to bring their own snacks. With a new owner whose first priority is the fan experience, the park is sure to make you want to be there. Fans support the teams at this park so well that people who go away with a hoarse throat are not uncommon.
Turner Field, home of the Atlanta Braves, is the fifth-place stadium. With an average admission price of $ 17.51 and many other attractions in the park, fans get what they pay for. Scout’s Alley in left field allows fans to practice their hitting and pitching with the interactive displays. If you’re a hard-of-hearing fan, this is the park for you thanks to the audio amplification devices on offer. Fans of this park can really get mad when the tomahawk chop comes out. And finally, the new high definition scoreboard in the middle of the park allows fans to have an excellent view of the score, the entry, the count and everything else they need to know.
