How many stadiums have you been to?

[mul21]

I just booked a quick trip to DC to see the Cubs there Labor Day weekend and that will make 24 total and 19 active parks for me.  I have Seattle, Anaheim, San Diego, Arizona, Mets, Yankees, Toronto, Philly, Atlanta, TB, and Miami left.

Wrigley, SF, Baltimore, Great American, and PNC are probably my current top 5 in no particular order.  I went to Arlington and Houston last month and while I appreciate the indoor park so you're not sitting in 100 degree heat most games, indoor baseball kinda sucks.

[Transmogrified Tiger]

Only at 9 active parks and 12 total it looks like, though I'm gonna check Truist off next weekend.  My favorites are probably Wrigley, Target, and Coors in that order.

[squally1313]

Using the ESPN standings page:

• Kansas City
• White Sox (x2)
• Angels
• Braves (old)
• Brewers (x2)
• Cardinals (x2)
• Reds (x2)
• Cubs
• Dodgers
• Padres (x2)
• DBacks
• Giants
• Rockies

[Bertz]

Not as many as I'd like.  I think my list is:

Wrigley, Milwaukee, The Cell, Busch (current), Safeco, The King Dome (I think my only defunct one?), Fenway, Dodger Stadium, Oracle Park

I think Oracle is my favorite non-Wrigley Park by a decent margin.  Safeco is pretty great though.  I didn't enjoy Fenway as much as I wanted, though there were some extenuating circumstances as it was one of those 4PM Saturday afternoon games FOX picks up and so I was essentially staring directly into the sun for about 6 innings.

Work is supposed to start taking me to New York a few times a year, so I'm hoping to knock out both NYC parks next year.

[Derwood]

Current:

Wrigley
Fenway
Jacobs (or whatever its called now)
Miller (or whatever its called now)
Great American
PNC
Guaranteed Rate

Old:

Milwaukee County
Cleveland Municipal
Old Yankee
The Vet
 

[We Got The Whole 9]

Wrigley

The Trop

Petco

Chavez Ravine

The Big A

 

Old Comiskey

[CubinNY]

In order of my favorite

Wrigley (depending on where I sit)

Old Comiskey

PNC

Petco

Coors

The Cell

Phillies Park

Old Tiger Stadium

Shea

New Tiger Stadium

Yankee Stadium Old

New Mets Park

Yankee Stadium New

Wrigley with bad seats

Joe Robbie

Fenway

Tampa

 

[Ding Dong Johnson]

I have watched home games in the current stadium of the Cubs, Orioles, Rays, Guardians, Rangers, Angels, A's, and Braves. Wrigley and Oriole Park are the only ones I have been to multiple times and the only ones in this list I want to re-visit.

I went to a Twins game at the old dome.

With no games going on, I have been in or around the stadiums of the Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays, Twins, Royals, White Sox, Mariners, Phillies, Mets, Nationals, Marlins, Cardinals, Reds, Diamondbacks, Giants, and Rockies. Fenway is the only one in this list I am sad about not watching a game.

That leaves the Tigers, Astros, Brewers, Pirates, Dodgers, and Padres. I've spent a lot of time at the DTW airport but never in Detroit. Never been to Houston, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, or San Diego. I've seen a lot of LA, but I've never been near Chavez Ravine.

[Andy]

You guys are lucky. I've been to 3 current parks - Wrigley, GABP and Guaranteed Rate. Apparently my mom took me to a game at Cleveland Municipal when I was a baby (I was born in a suburb but we moved when I was 1). That's it.

Guaranteed Rate was better than I thought it would be (getting cheap club seats helped), GABP was fine but unremarkable, Wrigley is Wrigley.

[jersey cubs fan]

Of the dead ones, comiskey, yankee, Shea, turner field, the vet (which should count for three rivers and riverfront as facsimiles). Also Jack Murphy but that was football games. 
 

as for live ones:

wrigley

white sox park

citi

yankee

Citizens bank

pnc

san Fran 

coors

miami

fenway

petco

nationals

 

 

[Irrelevant Dude]

My wife and I planned on doing at least one road series trip per year.  Then we had kids...

and we didn't get very far:

Wrigley Field
Guaranteed Rate
PNC Park (Pittsburgh)
Great American Ballpark (Cincinnati)
American Family Field (Milwaukee)
Fenway Park (Boston)
Chase Field (Arizona)

+ Old Comiskey

[Post Count Padder]

Wrigley

Citizens Bank Park (I live in Philly)

Yankee Stadium

Fenway

Truist Park

Rogers Centre

Coors Field

Old Yankee Stadium

Shea Stadium

The Vet

I would love to see more. I do love CBP. Went to Coors last year and it lived up to expectations. Truist was a pain to get to and from staying downtown but they did a pretty great job with the ballpark and area around it.