I've been to most of the important ones and there is no question in my mind which is the nicest. Whatever you want to call it but San Francisco's ballpark is the best. Now if you are talking about history and nostalgia ... that's another whole story. Fenway, Wrigley, and old Yankee Stadium are tops IMHO !
I would have to say Dodger Stadium.
I regret never making it to Comiskey and Tiger Stadium while they were around.
I have been fortunate to have been to both Old and New Yankee Stadium (combined--literally hundreds of times, 2x last week), Shea Stadium, Citi Field, Fenway Park, Camden Yards, Wrigley Field, the old Veterans Stadium, and U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox).
I regret never making it to Comiskey and Tiger Stadium while they were around.
I have been fortunate to have been to both Old and New Yankee Stadium (combined--literally hundreds of times, 2x last week), Shea Stadium, Citi Field, Fenway Park, Camden Yards, Wrigley Field, the old Veterans Stadium, and U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox).
None, every park I have ever wanted to see, I have seen.
Flew to Chicago in 1989 to see my all time favorite player (Sandberg) play.
Light towers were almost completed, the fans did not want lights, and were vocal about it.
Had a blast, great sports bars and pizza and Polish food joints within walking distance.
Wrigley is in a nice neighborhood as well, unlike the White Sox, however they have a nice park as well.
Flew to Chicago in 1989 to see my all time favorite player (Sandberg) play.
Light towers were almost completed, the fans did not want lights, and were vocal about it.
Had a blast, great sports bars and pizza and Polish food joints within walking distance.
Wrigley is in a nice neighborhood as well, unlike the White Sox, however they have a nice park as well.
