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# The Ballpark Guide

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog) - Explore baseball stadiums with The Ballpark Guide Blog: insider tips, reviews, and fan stories from the major and minor leagues. Join our journey!
- [My 5 Most Extreme Weather Games](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/my-5-most-extreme-weather-games) - I've attended baseball games in all sorts of weather conditions. Here's a recap of five games in which the weather was extreme.
- [This Home Run Was a Smash](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/this-home-run-was-a-smash) - In 2014, New Hampshire Fisher Cats catcher Yusuf Carter hit a home run that broke a glass door at the Hilton hotel. Let's figure out how far the baseball flew.
- [Exploring the Historic Jarry Park Stadium Site](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/exploring-the-historic-jarry-park-stadium-site) - During a recent trip to Montreal, I explored the historic site of Jarry Park Stadium, once home to the Montreal Expos and now a tennis facility.
- [Tips For Snagging Baseballs Behind the Outfield Fence](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/tips-for-snagging-baseballs-behind-the-outfield-fence) - The baseball. It's the ultimate souvenir in all of sports. Most of us can remember the first time we got a baseball at a game. Even now, snagging a baseball causes us to high five strangers, share selfies on social media and make excited phone calls to family. At major league games, there are several
- [5 Things I Miss About My Early Baseball Travels](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-things-i-miss-about-my-early-baseball-travels) - Sometimes, I get nostalgic about the early days of my baseball travel. Here are some things I miss about my early years of hitting the road.
- [Watch Indy Baseball in These Former MiLB Parks](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/watch-indy-baseball-in-these-former-milb-parks) - If you're keen on watching independent baseball this season, you might want to choose a ballpark that once hosted a minor league team. Here are five options.
- [3 Things to Know: Sacramento's Tower Bridge](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/3-things-to-know-sacramentos-tower-bridge) - The Tower Bridge in Sacramento is visible from Sutter Health Park during Athletics games — here are some things that you'll want to know about this structure.
- [Breaking a 2018 Topps Heritage Minor League Baseball Hobby Box](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/breaking-a-2018-topps-heritage-minor-league-baseball-hobby-box) - I open a box of 2018 Topps Heritage Minor League Baseball and share some memories of the players and teams I've seen on my travels throughout the years.
- [My Favorite 2024 Ballpark Eats](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/my-favorite-2024-ballpark-eats) - I ate plenty of memorable concession items at ballparks during my 2024 travels, but the following meals stand out as my favorites.
- [Aaron Judge's 10 Longest Home Runs of 2024](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/aaron-judges-10-longest-home-runs-of-2024) - American League MVP Aaron Judge hit 58 home runs for the Yankees in 2024. Here's a look at his 10 longest HRs of the season.
- [5 Public Figures Who Played in the Minor Leagues](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-public-figures-who-played-in-the-minor-leagues) - Long before they found fame in other areas, these public figures spent one or more seasons playing Minor League Baseball. Here are their stories.
- [Visiting the Abandoned Cooper Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/visiting-the-abandoned-cooper-stadium) - Cooper Stadium in Columbus, OH, hosted professional baseball for several decades, but is now abandoned and partially demolished. I had a chance to visit it.
- [5 Things I Love: Truist Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-things-i-love-truist-stadium) - There are lots of cool features to check out when you visit Truist Stadium in Winston-Salem. Here are my five favorite things about this SAL ballpark.
- [5 Things I Love: Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-things-i-love-huntington-park) - There are lots of things to enjoy about Huntington Park in Columbus, Ohio. Here are my favorite things about the home of the Clippers.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-huntington-park) - If you're planning to visit Huntington Park and want to document the occasion with a selfie, here are five backdrops that you'll want to consider.
- [My 5 Favorite City Connect Jerseys](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/my-5-favorite-city-connect-jerseys) - Some fans love MLB's City Connect jerseys, while others aren't so happy. In this post, I break down the City Connect designs that I like best.
- [5 Monsters That Loom Beyond Fenway](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-monsters-that-loom-beyond-fenway) - Boston's Fenway Park is known for its towering Green Monster outfield fence, but there are other ballparks around pro baseball that have monsters of their own.
- [More Fun With Google's Measurement Tool](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/minor-league-google-measurement) - How far does a home run have to travel to hit certain streets and other notable landmarks around several MiLB ballparks? We've figured it out.
- [5 Things I Love: First National Bank Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-love-first-national-bank-field) - There are lots of things that make First National Bank Field in Greensboro, NC, a good place to visit. Here are five features you'll want to check out.
- [Bull Durham Movie Location Tour](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/bull-durham-movie-location-tour) - If you're visiting Durham, NC, to see the Bulls in action, you'll want to take some time to check out some scenes from the iconic 1988 film, "Bull Durham."
- [5 Things I Love: Durham Bulls Athletic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-love-durham-bulls-athletic-park) - There are lots of things that make Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, NC, a good place to visit. Here are five features you'll want to check out.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Durham Bulls Athletic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-durham-bulls-athletic-park) - If you're planning to visit Durham Bulls Athletic Park and want to document the occasion with a selfie, here are five backdrops that you'll want to consider.
- [5 Canadian Ballparks for Americans to Visit](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-canadian-ballparks-for-americans-to-visit) - If you're an American who is thinking of visiting Canada for baseball this summer, you have many options beyond Rogers Centre. Here are five parks to check out.
- [5 Things I Love: Atrium Health Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-things-i-love-atrium-health-ballpark) - There are lots of things to love about Atrium Health Ballpark, home of the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers. Here are the five things that I enjoy best.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Truist Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-truist-field) - If you're planning to visit Truist Field in Charlotte, you'll want to document the occasion with a selfie. Here are five great selfie backdrops to consider.
- [5 MiLB Parks to Visit in 2024](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-milb-parks-to-visit-in-2024) - Thinking about where you want to travel for baseball in 2024? Here are five minor league ballparks that you'll want to add to your travel plans.
- [5 MLB Parks to Visit in 2024](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-mlb-parks-to-visit-in-2024) - Thinking about where you want to travel for baseball in 2024? Here are 5 MLB Parks to Visit in 2024 - you'll want to add to them to your travel plans.
- [5 Things I Love: Truist Point](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-things-i-love-truist-point) - There are lots of things to enjoy about Truist Point, home of the High Point Rockers. Here are the five things I love best about this independent league park.
- [The Longest Home Run I Ever Snagged](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-longest-home-run-i-ever-snagged) - I once snagged a batting practice baseball that sat more than 500 feet from home plate. It happened at Eastwood Field, home of the Mahoning Valley Scrappers.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by George Springer](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-george-springer) - Toronto Blue Jays superstar George Springer has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at T-Mobile Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-t-mobile-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at T-Mobile Park, home of the Seattle Mariners. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [5 Things I Love: Five County Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-things-i-love-five-county-stadium) - There are lots of appealing things about Five County Stadium, home to the Carolina Mudcats. Here's a look at the five things I love best.
- [My Ticket Collection, Part I](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/my-ticket-collection-part-i) - In many ways, the ticket is the perfect ballpark souvenir. It doesn't take up nearly as much space in the home as a cap or a T-shirt, nor does it possess the calories that come in a souvenir cup. It presents no additional expense to the fan, and it's a simple object that can tell
- [My Ticket Collection, Part II](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/my-ticket-collection-part-ii) - Have you had a chance to check out the blog post about the first part of my ticket collection? Yes? Glad to hear it! No? Here's the link. That brings us to Part II, which will give a rundown of the tickets that I've amassed from 2012 onward. It's important to note that since 2012,
- [Tips on Planning One-Day, Two-City Doubleheaders](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/one-day-two-city-doubleheaders) - Earlier this month marked seven years since my last one-day, two-city doubleheader. Recalling that big day not only has me eagerly anticipating future baseball road trips (2021? 2022?) but also thinking about the process of pulling off two games in two cities in a single day. On the surface, the idea of this type of
- [Why You Shouldn't Hate Rain Delays](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/why-you-shouldnt-hate-rain-delays) - When the rain begins to fall on your ballpark visit, it's easy to unleash a stream of obscenities that's as dark as the clouds overhead. We've all been there. It's worthwhile, however, to keep the famous words of Nuke LaLoosh in mind: Sometimes, you win. Sometimes, you lose. Sometimes, it rains. OK, so I happen
- [Solo Baseball Road Trips — Pros and Cons](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/solo-baseball-road-trips-pros-and-cons) - Let's see a show of hands from all you solo baseball road trippers! Umm, hello? Anyone out there? Just me? In all seriousness, while I know a few people who take most of their baseball road trips on their own, it's more typical to find people who travel with their families or with a group
- [Grass Berm Seating — Pros and Cons](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/grass-berm-seating-pros-and-cons) - One of the things that I love about minor league ballparks is the wide selection of places that you can sit for a game. While most fans sit in stadium seats or on bleachers, another popular choice is sitting on the grass berm beyond the outfield fence. Not every MiLB park has grass berm seating,
- [Reasons to Book a Field-Facing Hotel Room](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/reasons-to-book-a-field-facing-hotel-room) - When you're planning a baseball trip, one of the most important decisions to make is where you'll stay overnight. There are plenty of factors to consider when you're booking a hotel, and one of the biggest things to think about is the hotel's proximity to the ballpark. While some hotels are just a short walk
- [Tips For Finding Easter Eggs at Ballparks](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/tips-for-finding-easter-eggs-at-ballparks) - It's often possible to find baseballs left over from batting practice when you enter a stadium. These balls are often called "Easter eggs." Here are some tips.
- [April Road Trips — Pros and Cons](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/april-road-trips-pros-and-cons) - Most people view road trips as a summer thing, but those of us who live for baseball travel know that as long as there are games that are scheduled, there's a road trip that is worth planning. While it's true that I do most of my traveling from May onward, I've taken a number of
- [Tips For Planning an April Road Trip](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/tips-for-planning-an-april-road-trip) - As you might have read in this post, baseball road trips in April have their challenges, but they can also be a lot of fun. Hitting the road early in the season instead of waiting until June, July or August is a good way to get your season of road tripping underway —even if there's
- [7 Ways to Sleep Better on a Road Trip](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/seven-ways-to-sleep-better-on-a-road-trip) - Sleeping while traveling can be challenging for some people. If you're on a baseball road trip and want to feel well-rested, use these tips to sleep well.
- [7 Places to Get Autographs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/seven-places-to-get-autographs) - If you're interested in getting some autographs from players during the next baseball game you attend, here are seven spots around the park where you can have success.
- [Swimming Pool Splash Hits in MiLB](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/swimming-pool-splash-hits-in-milb) - There are several minor league ballparks with swimming pools. How far does a baseball need to fly to land in the water? We've broken down the distances!
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Wrigley Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-wrigley-field) - Planning a visit to Wrigley Field? You'll want to snap a selfie while you're there. Here are five great places to take a selfie at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Guaranteed Rate Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-guaranteed-rate-field) - Planning a visit to Guaranteed Rate Field? Snap a selfie while you're there. Here are five great places to take a selfie at Guaranteed Field in Chicago.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-rogers-centre) - Want to take the perfect selfie at Rogers Centre during a Blue Jays game? Here are five backdrop suggestions to consider.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Globe Life Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-globe-life-field) - Planning a visit to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas? You'll want to document the occasion with a selfie. Here are three great selfie backdrop ideas.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-pnc-park) - Are you visiting PNC Park in Pittsburgh and want to snap the perfect selfie? Here are five tips for great selfie backdrops at PNC Park.
- [3 Sports Attractions Within Walking Distance of Truist Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/three-sports-attractions-within-walking-distance-of-truist-field) - If you're visiting Charlotte's Truist Field, you may enjoy checking out some other sports-related sights. Here are three that are a short walk from the park.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-minute-maid-park) - If you're planning to visit Minute Maid Park in Houston, you'll want to document the occasion with a selfie. Here are five great selfie backdrops to consider.
- [Ways to Spend Time During an Airport Layover](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/ways-to-spend-time-during-an-airport-layover) - There's no reason to get bored during an airport layover, even if it's several hours in length. Here are some ways to pass the time as you wait for your flight.
- [5 Things I Love: Citizens Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-love-citizens-bank-park) - There are lots of things that make Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies, a fun place to visit. Here are five features you'll want to check out.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Shohei Ohtani](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-shohei-ohtani) - Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Aaron Judge](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-aaron-judge) - New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-fenway-park) - Are you visiting Fenway Park in Boston and want to snap the perfect selfie? Here are five tips for great selfie backdrops at Fenway Park.
- [September Road Trips — Pros and Cons](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/september-road-trips-pros-and-cons) - People don't often view September as a good month for baseball road trips, but there are a number of good reasons that you should think about September travel.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Ronald Acuña Jr.](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-ronald-acuna-jr) - Atlanta Braves superstar Ronald Acuña Jr. has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Kyle Schwarber](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-kyle-schwarber) - Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [5 U.S. Ballparks for Canadians to Visit (Part II)](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-u-s-ballparks-for-canadians-to-visit-part-ii) - If you're a Canadian baseball fan who is interested in traveling to the U.S., here are some minor league/independent parks that offer a link to Canada.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Matt Olson](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-matt-olson) - Atlanta Braves superstar Matt Olson has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Vladimir Guerrero Jr.](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-vladimir-guerrero-jr) - Toronto Blue Jays superstar Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Bryce Harper](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-bryce-harper) - Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [Minor League Splash Hit Distances](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/minor-league-splash-hit-distances) - Curious about what it takes for batters in certain minor league parks to achieve splash hits into nearby bodies of water? I've broken it down for 10 ballparks.
- [The Longest Home Runs of the 2023 MLB Season](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-longest-home-runs-of-the-2023-mlb-season) - In this post, we're looking at the longest home runs of the 2023 MLB season, as per Statcast. Check out this article to see which sluggers had the longest HRs.
- [The Longest Home Runs of the 2020 MLB Season](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-longest-home-runs-of-the-2020-mlb-season) - In this post, we're looking at the longest home runs of the 2022 MLB season, as per Statcast. Click to see which sluggers hit tape-measure blasts in 2022.
- [5 Things I Love: Grainger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-things-i-love-grainger-stadium) - There are lots of things that make Grainger Stadium, home of the Down East Wood Ducks, a fun place to visit. Here are five features you'll want to check out.
- [Top 2023 Ballpark Foods: Delicious Nachos, Brisket, Hot Dogs & More](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-best-things-i-ate-in-2023) - I ate lots of ballpark fare over the course of my travels in 2023. Here are the three best dishes (plus one honorable mention) that I had.
- [Attending the Second Annual Fenway Bowl — December 28, 2023](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/attending-the-second-annual-fenway-bowl-december-28-2023) - I attended the 2023 Fenway Bowl at Fenway Park, featuring Boston College against SMU. Click the link to read my first-person account of the entire experience.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Mike Trout](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-mike-trout) - Angels superstar Mike Trout has hit many memorable home runs over the course of his career. Here are the longest 10 home runs to date.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Juan Soto](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-juan-soto) - Young superstar Juan Soto has hit many memorable home runs throughout his career. Here's a look at the 10 longest HRs by the New York Yankees slugger.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Adolis García](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-adolis-garcia) - Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis García is one of the most exciting home run hitters in baseball today. This blog post looks at his 10 longest home runs to date.
- [The 10 Longest Career Home Runs by Yordan Álvarez](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-career-home-runs-by-yordan-alvarez) - Although he might not have the same name recognition as such sluggers as Aaron Judge and Mike Trout, Houston's Yordan Álvarez is a legitimate home run threat whenever he steps to the plate. The Cuban-born outfielder/designated hitter earned American League Rookie of the Year honors in 2019 and emerged as one of the league's most
- [5 Places to Snap a Selfie at Grainger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/5-places-to-snap-a-selfie-at-grainger-stadium) - If you're planning to visit Grainger Stadium in Kinston, you'll want to document the occasion with a selfie. Here are five great selfie backdrops to consider.
- [Visiting World War Memorial Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/visiting-world-war-memorial-stadium) - World War Memorial Stadium in Greensboro, NC, opened in 1926 and is still in use today. I took some time to explore the historic ballpark.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at LoanDepot Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-loandepot-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at LoanDepot Park. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Great American Ball Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-great-american-ball-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Great American Ball Park. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Oracle Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-oracle-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Oracle Park through the 2022 season. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Dodger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-dodger-stadium-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Dodger Stadium through the 2022 season. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Oakland Coliseum](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-oakland-coliseum) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Oakland Coliseum through the 2022 season. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Comerica Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-comerica-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Nationals Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-nationals-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Nationals Park, home of the Washington Nationals. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Citi Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-citi-field-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Citi Field, home of the New York Mets. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Busch Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-busch-stadium-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Globe Life Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-globe-life-field-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Tropicana Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-tropicana-field-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bays Rays. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Kauffman Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-kauffman-stadium-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Kauffman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Guaranteed Rate Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-guaranteed-rate-field-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Guaranteed Rate field, home of the Chicago White Sox. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Chase Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-chase-field-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Truist Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-truist-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Truist Park in Atlanta. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Target Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-target-field-the-ballpark-guide) - Here's a look at the 10 longest home runs at Target Field, home of the Minnesota Twins, in the Statcast era. For MLB stadium guides, visit TheBallparkGuide.com
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Wrigley Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-wrigley-field-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [2022 MLB Stadium Gate Times](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/2022-mlb-stadium-gate-times) - When you're planning a baseball road trip, it's important to know what time the stadium's gates open – especially if you're the type of fan who wants to get into the park as soon as you're able. What you might not realize is that gate times across the big leagues vary significantly. Not only do
- [The 5 Longest Home Runs in World Series History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-5-longest-home-runs-in-world-series-history) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs in MLB World Series history. Read ballpark reviews on TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The Longest Home Runs of the 2022 MLB Season](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-longest-home-runs-of-the-2022-mlb-season) - In this post, we're looking at the longest home runs of the 2022 MLB season, as per Statcast. Click to see which sluggers hit tape-measure blasts in 2022.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Petco Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-petco-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Yankee Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-yankee-stadium-the-ballpark-guide) - Here's a look at the 10 longest home runs at Yankee Stadium in the Statcast era. For detailed guides to MLB parks, visit The Ballpark Guide.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-pnc-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at American Family Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-american-family-field-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at American Family Field, home of the Milwaukee Brewers. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [An In-Depth Look at the Upcoming Rogers Centre Renovation](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/an-in-depth-look-at-the-upcoming-rogers-centre-renovation) - The Toronto Blue Jays announced a $300 million renovation of Rogers Centre, the first phase of which would be ready for the 2023 season. Here's a look.
- [Reasons to Add Morning Games to Your Road Trip Schedule](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/reasons-to-add-morning-games-to-your-road-trip-schedule) - Years ago, I'd have one reaction when I thought about a minor league baseball game that began before noon — "ugh." It's not that I was opposed to daytime baseball in principle, or that I wasn't a morning person. For me — and I know that I'm not the only fan who has felt this
- [Places to Play Catch Before the Game](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/places-to-play-catch-before-the-game) - On a baseball road trip, there are plenty of ways that you can enhance the gameday experience before the ballpark's gates open. For me, one of those methods is by playing a game of catch. Playing catch is not something that I often write about in my blog — I can't recall off-hand if I've
- [5 Things I Love: PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-l😍ve-pnc-park) - Just as I'm sure you do, I've got my list of favorite MLB and MiLB ballparks. But regardless of how I rank any park that I visit, there are always a handful of things that I enjoy about the park. For me, these are the things that augment the experience. This is the first entry
- [A Baseball Road Tripper's Guide to Booking Hotels](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/a-baseball-road-trippers-guide-to-booking-hotels) - For me, planning a baseball road trip isn't just about figuring out what teams I want to see and when I want to see them. It's also about painstakingly going over a million small details to ensure that I have a memorable time on my trip, whether I'm planning a weekend getaway to a city
- [Why You Should Add a Ballpark Tour to Your Road Trip Plans](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/why-you-should-add-a-ballpark-tour-to-your-road-trip-plans) - There are several reasons that you should think about booking two consecutive days in a city when you're planning a baseball road trip. The obvious reason is that you get to enjoy a pair of games on back-to-back days, but there's another good reason that might not initially cross your mind. Every MLB ballpark has
- [Public Transit Travel Times Between Airports and Ballparks](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/public-transit-travel-times-between-airports-and-ballparks) - My buddy (and fellow baseball traveler) Tom and I were recently exchanging messages about trips we're planning, and the skyrocketing price of rental cars came up. Our discussion about how renting a car these days can nearly cost as much as a night in hotel or even a short flight made me acutely aware of
- [My 10 Favorite Baseballs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/my-10-favorite-baseballs) - Snagging a baseball during your ballpark visit is one of the best ways to enhance the experience. Whether you're lucky to get a game ball, position yourself in the right place during batting practice or stumble across a ball when you first enter the seating bowl, you'll have a cool souvenir to keep. When I
- [Tips to Remember on a Ballpark Tour](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/tips-to-remember-on-a-ballpark-tour) - Some time ago, I blogged about the fun of adding a ballpark tour to your road trip itinerary. If you haven't yet taken a ballpark tour, you might want to check out that post to see what you're missing. I hope it'll convince you to check out some stadiums in this unique way this season
- [The Time I Was a Meme](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-time-i-was-a-meme) - I've never made a meme, but I was once featured in one. Let me explain. Do you remember how MLB Network analyst Harold Reynolds alienated the Canadian baseball fanbase while calling a Toronto Blue Jays playoff game several years ago? You probably haven't forgotten if you're from Canada, but this story might not have been
- [Add a Doubleheader to Your Road Trip Plans](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/add-a-doubleheader-to-your-road-trip-plans) - Doubleheaders are an interesting phenomenon in baseball. If you're planning a road trip, you might wish to add a doubleheader to your itinerary.
- [5 Things I Love: Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-love-northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - There are lots of things I enjoy about visiting Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester, NH, to see the Fisher Cats in action. Here are my five favorite things.
- [5 Things I Love: Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-love-dow-diamond) - There's a lot to love about Dow Diamond, home of the Great Lakes Loons. Here are my favorite five things about this ballpark in Midland, MI.
- [5 Things I Love: NBT Bank Stadium (Part I)](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-love-nbt-bank-stadium-part-i) - NBT Bank Stadium is home to the Syracuse Mets of the International League. Here are five things that I love about visiting this ballpark.
- [5 U.S. Ballparks for Canadians to Visit (Part I)](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-u-s-ballparks-for-canadians-to-visit) - If you're a Canadian baseball fan who wants to check out some ballparks south of the border, here are three options that have a connection to Canada.
- [5 Things I Love: Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/five-things-i-love-coors-field) - People have a lot of ways of categorizing major league ballparks. When they talk about the view, it's PNC Park. When it comes to history, it's Fenway Park or Wrigley Field. Coors Field in Denver doesn't have the view of PNC or the history of Fenway or Wrigley, but it's got a lot of reasons
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/10-longest-home-runs-progressive-field) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Guardians. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-coors-field-the-ballpark-guide) - Coors Field in Denver has been the site of some of the longest home runs in MLB's Statcast era. Here are the 10 longest home runs at this ballpark.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-minute-maid-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Minute Maid Park, home of the Houston Astros. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Citizens Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-citizens-bank-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-fenway-park-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 5 Longest MLB All-Star Game Home Runs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-five-longest-mlb-all-star-game-home-runs-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the five longest MLB All-Star Game home runs, as per Statcast.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Angel Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-angel-stadium-the-ballpark-guide) - Here's a look at the longest home runs at Angel Stadium in the Statcast era. Visit TheBallparkGuide.com for guides to MLB and MiLB ballparks.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Oriole Park at Camden Yards](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-oriole-park-at-camden-yards-the-ballpark-guide) - In this list, we're counting down the longest home runs at Oriole Park at Camden Yards through the 2022 season. Read ballpark reviews at TheBallparkGuide.com.
- [The 10 Longest Home Runs at Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/the-10-longest-home-runs-at-rogers-centre-the-ballpark-guide) - Here's a list of the 10 longest home runs hit at Rogers Centre in Toronto during the Statcast era. Visit TheBallparkGuide.com for detailed MLB stadium guides.

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- [MLB & MiLB Ballpark Guides Reviews & Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/) - Welcome to TheBallparkGuide.com, expertly curated by Malcolm MacMillan. Uncovering the BEST of the Major & Minor League baseball stadiums across North America.
- [Game Archive](https://www.theballparkguide.com/game-archive) - Join our baseball journey since 2010 on TheBallparkGuide.com's Contribute page, showcasing stadiums visited and unforgettable game moments.
- [Truist Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/atlanta-braves/truist-park) - Truist park is home to the Atlanta Braves (MLB). Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before your next trip to Atlanta.
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Durham Bulls Athletic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/durham-bulls/get-balls-and-autographs-at-durham-bulls-athletic-park) - Like most Triple-A facilities, Durham Bulls Athletic Park is large enough that you shouldn’t expect to find batting practice baseballs before you enter the gates. You do, however, have a good chance of finding a baseball or two if you look in the right areas. Hurry to the grass berm in center field upon entering
- [What to Eat at Durham Bulls Athletic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/durham-bulls/what-to-eat-at-durham-bulls-athletic-park) - Durham Bulls Athletic Park offers a lot of great things for fans, including an impressive selection of concession items. You’ll find plenty of things to eat and drink spread throughout the park and offered at concession stands, kiosks, and even in unique areas such as converted shipping containers. There are several stands along the covered
- [Where to Sit at Durham Bulls Athletic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/durham-bulls/where-to-sit-at-durham-bulls-athletic-park) - There’s a lengthy list of seating sections throughout Durham Bulls Athletic Park, which means that you should have fun thinking about where you’ll sit during your visit. The ballpark is essentially divided into two levels — the seats at field level and the seats behind a cross-aisle, which are known as the terrace-level seats. At
- [Where to Park at Durham Bulls Athletic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/durham-bulls/where-to-park-at-durham-bulls-athletic-park) - Durham Bulls Athletic Park is situated in downtown Durham, which means there’s no shortage of parking options for baseball fans. Your best bet for convenient access to the ballpark is to visit either the North Parking Deck or the South Parking Deck. The North Parking Deck is located on Jackson Street, just north of the
- [Durham Bulls Athletic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/durham-bulls/durham-bulls-athletic-park) - The state of North Carolina is blessed with a vast array of good minor league ballparks, and there’s little question that the one in Durham challenges for the top spot on the list. Durham Bulls Athletic Park, home to the Bulls of the Triple-A International League, is a park that should be on the radar
- [Durham Bulls](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/durham-bulls) - International League Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays Durham Bulls Athletic Park 409 Blackwell St., Durham, NC, 27701 919-687-6500 Official team site
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Atrium Health Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/kannapolis-cannon-ballers/get-balls-and-autographs-at-atrium-health-ballpark) - Your likelihood of snagging a baseball before you enter Atrium Health Ballpark is slim, but you have one option to explore if you possess a never-say-die attitude. During or after batting practice, walk along the sidewalk that runs parallel to Laureate Way. This street passes behind the ballpark’s left field side. It’s technically possible for
- [What to Eat at Atrium Health Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/kannapolis-cannon-ballers/what-to-eat-at-atrium-health-ballpark) - The variety of dining options within walking distance of Atrium Health Ballpark means that you might be tempted to eat before the ballgame. While there’s nothing wrong with supporting Kannapolis’s restaurant scene, you should also think about visiting the ballpark with a big appetite. There are all sorts of enjoyable items for sale at concession
- [Where to Sit at Atrium Health Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/kannapolis-cannon-ballers/where-to-sit-at-atrium-health-ballpark) - If you enjoy being as close to the action as possible, you’ll want to buy a Home Plate Premium ticket. This section comprises three seating sections behind home plate. Unlike some ballparks that feature a wall and netting, you’ll only find netting between the field and seats. This helps to make you feel even closer
- [Where to Park at Atrium Health Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/kannapolis-cannon-ballers/where-to-park-at-atrium-health-ballpark) - Atrium Health Ballpark is situated in downtown Kannapolis, and its location means there are plenty of parking options available for fans. The ballpark technically has just one “official” parking lot that is open to fans without VIP/season passes – a grass lot that you’ll find close to Gate 3, at the corner of Laureate Way
- [Atrium Health Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/kannapolis-cannon-ballers/atrium-health-ballpark) - After calling Kannapolis’s Intimidators Stadium home from 1995 through 2019, the city’s minor league franchise went through some major changes. Not only did the Intimidators rebrand as the Cannon Ballers, but they also moved into a new ballpark when the minor leagues resumed play after the pandemic-canceled 2020 season. The new park, Atrium Health Ballpark,
- [Kannapolis Cannon Ballers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/kannapolis-cannon-ballers) - Carolina League Single-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox Atrium Health Ballpark 1 Cannon Baller Way, Kannapolis, NC, 28081 704-932-3267 Official team site
- [Get Balls and Autographs at The Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/richmond-flying-squirrels/get-balls-and-autographs-at-the-diamond) - You may be able to snag a baseball before The Diamond’s gates open by walking through the parking lot directly behind the outfield fence. If batting practice is taking place, some baseballs can leave the stadium and end up in the parking lot. While you’ll always want to exercise caution in this area — often,
- [What to Eat at The Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/richmond-flying-squirrels/what-to-eat-at-the-diamond) - You won’t have to walk too far from your seat to find something to satisfy your hunger. The Diamond has six concession stands that are nicely spaced around the ballpark, offering all sorts of fare for fans. On the first base side, you’ll find the 1st Base Favorites concession, which sells items such as pulled
- [Where to Sit at The Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/richmond-flying-squirrels/where-to-sit-at-the-diamond) - Perhaps the first seating-related detail that you’ll notice upon entering The Diamond is the upper deck of seats. Like many stadiums that opened in the 1980s, The Diamond has a large upper deck — a feature that you seldom see at new minor league parks. The presence of this area helps to give fans affordable
- [Where to Park at The Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/richmond-flying-squirrels/where-to-park-at-the-diamond) - The Diamond is situated between a multipurpose arena and a track and field stadium, which means there’s plenty of parking in this neighborhood to accommodate sports fans. Baseball fans typically use the Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow parking lots that surround The Diamond. You’ll want to focus on either the Green or the Yellow lot,
- [The Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/richmond-flying-squirrels/the-diamond) - If you grew up attending minor league games in the 1980s and 1990s, you’re likely familiar with stadiums like The Diamond in Richmond. The current home of the Flying Squirrels opened in 1985, making it the second-oldest facility in the Eastern League. Only FirstEnergy Stadium in Reading, PA, which opened in 1951, is older. The
- [Richmond Flying Squirrels](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/richmond-flying-squirrels) - Eastern League Double-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants The Diamond 3001 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard, Richmond, VA, 23230 804-359-3866 Official team site
- [Wilmington Blue Rocks History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/wilmington-blue-rocks-history) - Minor League Baseball fans in the Wilmington area have had plenty to cheer about since 1993. That year, the Wilmington Blue Rocks (named after the blue granite readily found in the area) joined the Northern Division of the Carolina League, where they’ve stayed ever since. The team was affiliated with the Kansas City Royals from
- [Where To Sit At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/where-to-sit-at-daniel-s-frawley-stadium) - Where To Sit At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium Before you start to think about where you might like to sit during a visit to Frawley Stadium, it’s important to know that buying your ticket in advance is most cost-effective. The Blue Rocks offer a ticket for every budget, but if you buy your ticket on game day, it’ll cost $1 more than if
- [Where to Park at Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/daniel-s-frawley-stadium-parking) - You won’t have to dig into your pocket for a few bucks when you arrive at Daniel S. Frawley Stadium, as parking here is free. The stadium has a giant lot adjacent to the main gates, which puts you exactly in the right spot to be as soon as you get out of your car.
- [What To Eat At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/what-to-eat-at-daniel-s-frawley-stadium) - Frawley Stadium has concessions all along the concourse, offering foods that range from standard ballpark fare to items that you need to try during your visit. Your best bet is arguably anything from the Blue Moose Grill, which you can find down the first base line, just in front of the First Base Picnic Pavilion.
- [How To Get To Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/how-to-get-to-daniel-s-frawley-stadium) - One of the many charms of Daniel S. Frawley Stadium is that it’s extremely easy to get to. Parks located in downtown areas can be slow to reach, and parks found outside a city’s limits can result in extra driving. Fortunately, Frawley is literally under the shadows of I-95, meaning you’ll be from the highway
- [How To Get A Ball At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/how-to-get-a-ball-at-daniel-s-frawley-stadium) - Show up early for a Wilmington Blue Rocks game at Daniel S. Frawley Stadium, and you’ve got a pretty decent shot at getting a ball during batting practice and before the park’s gates even open. Of course, your odds of success go up depending on different circumstances. Batting practice takes place before almost every evening
- [Finding Your Way Around Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/finding-your-way-around-daniel-s-frawley-stadium) - When you reach the parking lot at Frawley Stadium, you’ll find yourself in front of the park’s main gates and ticket office. If you get to the park early enough, take some time to explore and, if batting practice is happening, maybe even get a BP home run by hanging out behind the outfield fence.
- [Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/daniel-s-frawley-stadium) - Daniel S. Frawley Stadium has been home to the Wilmington Blue Rocks since 1993. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autographs Tips For Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks/autographs-tips-for-daniel-s-frawley-stadium) - There’s little in the way of secrets regarding getting autographs during your visit to Daniel S. Frawley Stadium. Because the Blue Rocks play at the Class-A Advanced level, players are typically more willing to sign for fans than at higher levels of professional baseball. As such, it’s easy to get a handful of players to
- [Wilmington Blue Rocks](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/wilmington-blue-rocks) - Carolina League Class-A Advanced affiliate of the Kansas City Royals Daniel S. Frawley Stadium 801 Shipyard Drive, Wilmington, DE, 19801 302-888-2015 Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards (73 miles) Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (109 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park (82 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (139 miles) AA: Reading Fightin Phils,
- [Where To Sit At Appalachian Power Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-virginia-power/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Appalachian Power Park Appalachian Power Park takes a simple seating approach for fans. The bulk of the park’s seating is comprised of box seats, which run behind home plate and down each baseline at field level. Box seats cost just $7 in advance or $9 when purchased on game day. The park has a pair of general admission
- [Where to Park at Appalachian Power Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-virginia-power/appalachian-power-park-parking) - Appalachian Power Park is located within sight of I-64/I-77, and getting off the highway puts you just a couple blocks from the ballpark. Getting back on the road after the game is also a breeze; the ramp to access the highway runs directly past the ballpark’s third base side. Parking around the ballpark is plentiful
- [What To Eat At Appalachian Power Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-virginia-power/what-to-eat) - You won’t have to walk far when you work up an appetite at Appalachian Power Park. The ballpark has a large concession area on the first base side and a pair of stands down the third base line, and the ballpark’s intimate feel means food is always just a few steps away. Whether you’re into
- [Pregame Attractions for Appalachian Power Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-virginia-power/pre-game-attractions) - The neighborhood around Appalachian Power Park isn’t exactly full of life. Still, it’s fun to get to the ballpark early enough to watch BP from the sidewalk and take a walk around the area. Using the sidewalk along Smith Street or Morris Street gives you a full view of the park. Unlike some ballparks that
- [Get Balls And Autographs at Appalachian Power Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-virginia-power/get-balls-and-autographs) - At any level of baseball, batting practice gives you your best shot at snagging a baseball. BP is long over by the time the gates at Appalachian Power Park open 30 minutes before first pitch, but with the right approach, you shouldn’t have trouble adding a ball to your collection anyway. Get to the park
- [Appalachian Power Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-virginia-power/appalachian-power-park) - The West Virginia Power have called Appalachian Power Park home since 2005. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [West Virginia Power](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-virginia-power) - South Atlantic League Class-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates Appalachian Power Park 601 Morris St., Charleston, WV, 25301 304-344-2287 Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Cincinnati Reds, Great American Ball Park (199 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (228 miles) Cleveland Guardians, Progressive Field (252 miles) AAA: Columbus Clippers, Huntington Park (163 miles) Louisville Bats, Louisville Slugger Field (246 miles) AA:
- [Where To Sit At Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/where-to-sit-at-fifth-third-ballpark) - Where To Sit At Fifth Third Ballpark When you're planning your visit to Fifth Third Ballpark to watch the West Michigan Whitecaps, take a few minutes to review all the seating options to ensure you find the one that you'll enjoy the most. Some parks keep their seating options simple, but Fifth Third Ballpark has a long list of options worth considering.
- [Where to Park at Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/fifth-third-ballpark-parking) - The Whitecaps charge $5 for parking at Fifth Third Ballpark, which is a little high compared to other Midwest League franchises. The Great Lakes Loons, for example, charge $3 for parking in their official lot and it's possible to park for less than $5 around Cooley Law School stadium when you're attending a Lansing Lugnuts
- [What To Eat At Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/what-to-eat-at-fifth-third-ballpark) - Talking about the food at Fifth Third Ballpark without mentioning the Fifth Third Burger would be like explaining the history of baseball without including Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth. This monstrous burger has been featured on Travel Channel's Man v. Food and is legendary among ballpark eats. The burger costs $20 and is made up
- [West Michigan Whitecaps History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/west-michigan-whitecaps-history) - The West Michigan Whitecaps have been in the Grand Rapids, MI, suburb of Comstock Park since the 1994 season. Previously, the franchise had played in Madison, WI for 11 seasons (1983 to 1993) as the Madison Muskies of the Midwest League. That team, which was affiliated with the Oakland A's, included such alumni as Jose
- [How To Get To Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/how-to-get-to-fifth-third-ballpark) - Fifth Third Ballpark is easily visible from US-131, making it a breeze to reach regardless of what direction you are traveling. There are exits off US-131 right next to the park, too, which means that even if you're the most directionally challenged, you should be able to make it to the game without much difficulty.
- [How To Get A Ball At Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/how-to-get-a-ball-at-fifth-third-ballpark) - Don't expect to have any luck snagging batting practice home runs behind the outfield fence at Fifth Third Ballpark. The way this park is built, there are structures and a perimeter fence behind the outfield fence, meaning BP home runs will not fly far enough for you to get. You won't have a new Midwest
- [Finding Your Way Around Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/finding-your-way-around-fifth-third-ballpark) - As you pull up to Fifth Third Ballpark, you have the choice of parking in two different lots. The lot on the north side of the park leads to the outfield gate while the lot on the south side puts you adjacent to the park's front gate. There's really no benefit to one lot over
- [Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/fifth-third-ballpark) - Comstock Park's Fifth Third Ballpark opened in 1994 and was originally called Old Kent Park. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autograph Tips For Fifth Third Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps/autograph-tips-for-fifth-third-ballpark) - Before and after each game, it's common for players from both teams to sign for fans around the dugouts and bullpen. Fifth Third Ballpark, like many Minor League parks, has its bullpens down the lines, so standing along the fence is always a smart move. The Whitecaps dugout and bullpen are along the first base
- [West Michigan Whitecaps](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/west-michigan-whitecaps) - Midwest League Class-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers Fifth Third Ballpark 4500 West River Dr., Comstock Park, MI, 49321 (616) 784-4131 playball@whitecaps-baseball.com Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Detroit Tigers, Comerica Park (161 miles) Chicago White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field (180 miles) Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field (190 miles) AAA: Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field (190 miles) Indianapolis
- [Where To Sit At Centennial Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters/where-to-sit-at-centennial-field) - Where To Sit At Centennial Field At Centennial Field, you've got two simple choices for seating. You can sit in the reserved section, which consists of wooden seats, or the general admission sections, which are lined with concrete bleachers. Neither section will remind you of the club seats at Yankee Stadium, but given the century-old feel of Centennial Field, it doesn't
- [Where to Park at Centennial Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters/centennial-field-parking) - Going to a Vermont Lake Monsters game? Here's what you need to know about Centennial Field parking.
- [What To Eat At Centennial Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters/what-to-eat-at-centennial-field) - The menu at Centennial Field is not notable for its selection, but the food is reasonably priced. And if you're looking for the usual suspects food-wise (hot dogs, hamburgers and fries), they're all here. Some of Centennial Field's noteworthy items include the sausage on a bun and pulled pork roll. The main concession stand is
- [Vermont Lake Monsters History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters/vermont-lake-monsters-history) - In 1993, Vermont business owner Ray Pecor bought the New York-Penn League's Jamestown Expos with the intention of moving the franchise from Jamestown, NY to Burlington, to play at Centennial Field in 1994. The Jamestown club had been affiliated with the Montreal parent club since 1978. Pecor's Vermont Expos kept their name until the end
- [How To Get A Ball At Centennial Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters/how-to-get-a-ball-at-centennial-field) - Prior to the gates opening, find a spot outside Centennial Field that will allow you to see if the teams are taking batting practice. If they are, walk to the area beyond the outfield fence, stand back and watch for balls to exit the ballpark. Of course, unless you get to Centennial Field before BP
- [Finding Your Way Around Centennial Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters/finding-your-way-around-centennial-field) - Upon parking at Centennial Field, you have the option of entering the ballpark if the gates are open or spending some time outside the gates, touring the area. As always, you can enhance your ballpark-visiting experience by taking in the sights outside the park, especially since most facilities do not allow in-out privileges. From the
- [Centennial Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters/centennial-field) - Read a guide to Centennial Field before your next visit to Vermont to watch the Lake Monsters. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Vermont Lake Monsters](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/vermont-lake-monsters) - New York-Penn League Short-Season A-class affiliate Oakland A's Centennial Field University Road, Burlington, VT, 05401 Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park (217 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (295 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (304 miles) AAA: Syracuse Chiefs, NBT Bank Stadium (238 miles) Pawtucket Red Sox, McCoy Stadium (259 miles) Rochester Red Wings, Frontier
- [Where To Sit At Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/where-to-sit-at-joseph-l-bruno-stadium) - Where To Sit At Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Like other Minor League stadiums, seating at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium is affordable and gets you close to the action. While it’s a cliché to say there’s no bad seat in the house, there really isn’t. The ballpark’s luxury suites are in the second deck from dugout to dugout, but they’re the only seating option
- [Tri-City ValleyCats](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats) - New York-Penn League Short-Season A affiliate of the Houston Astros Joseph L. Bruno Stadium 80 Vandenburgh Ave., Troy, NY, 12180 Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park (134 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (147 miles) AAA: Syracuse Chiefs, NBT Bank Stadium (149 miles) Pawtucket Red Sox, McCoy Stadium (166 miles) AA: New Britain Rock Cats,
- [Where to Park at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/joseph-l-bruno-stadium-parking) - Going to a Tri-City ValleyCats game? Here's what to know about Joseph L. Bruno Stadium parking.
- [What To Eat At Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/what-to-eat-at-joseph-l-bruno-stadium) - If you're interested in hot dogs, nachos, soft drinks and other standard baseball food, you'll find all of that at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium. But the ValleyCats also serve up some other noteworthy food that's different from the norm. Most notable is Buddy's BBQ, located on the first base side. (If you're having trouble finding
- [Tri City ValleyCats History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/tri-city-valleycats-history) - Located in Troy, NY, the Tri-City ValleyCats are the New York-Penn League affiliate of the Houston Astros. The term 'Tri-City' refers to the state's capital district of Albany, Troy and Schenectady. The team has been in operation since 2002 as the ValleyCats, but the franchise dates back to 1977 as an affiliate of the New
- [Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/joseph-l-bruno-stadium) - Read a guide to Joseph L. Bruno Stadium before your next trip to watch the Tri-City ValleyCats. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/how-to-get-to-joseph-l-bruno-stadium) - It's easy to follow a map or GPS to Joseph L. Bruno Stadium and think you've made a mistake. That's because when you've apparently arrived, the stadium is nowhere to be seen. But if you've followed your directions correctly, you'll be at the entrance to Hudson Valley Community College. The ValleyCats stadium is at the
- [How To Get A Ball At Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/how-to-get-a-ball-at-joseph-l-bruno-stadium) - As is the case across the Minor Leagues, fans aren't allowed in Joseph L. Bruno Stadium during batting practice. While you can hang out in the parking lot beyond the outfield fence and catch BP home runs at such stadiums at Falcon Park and Eastwood Field, doing so is nearly impossible at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium, thanks
- [Finding Your Way Around Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/finding-your-way-around-joseph-l-bruno-stadium) - When you enter Joseph L. Bruno Stadium through the main gate directly behind home plate, the team's store, SouthPaw's Den, is on your immediate left. There's access to the store from the outside an hour-and-a-half before first pitch. Also to your left, in the lobby outside the team store, is the Troy Baseball Legends wall,
- [Autograph Tips For Joseph L. Bruno Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tri-city-valleycats/autograph-tips-for-joseph-l-bruno-stadium) - Minor League Baseball, and especially A ball, is ideal for autograph seekers. In the low-A New York-Penn League, players actually approach fans in order to sign, and very little calling to players is necessary. The ValleyCats are no different, and Joseph L. Bruno Stadium makes autograph gathering easy. Before the game, you're able to walk
- [Where To Sit At Arm & Hammer Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/where-to-sit-at-arm-hammer-park) - Where To Sit At Arm & Hammer Park As is the case at many MiLB parks, it’s best to buy your tickets in advance to enjoy a slight reduction in price. If you’re visiting Arm & Hammer Park by yourself, an advance ticket might not feel necessary, but if you’re taking your whole family for a game, buying all the tickets ahead of
- [Where to Park at Arm & Hammer Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/arm-hammer-park-parking) - The Trenton Thunder charge $3 for parking, but there’s a bit of a loophole that many fans are happy to share with you. Yes, $3 is a reasonable price to pay to park for a game, but if you arrive at Arm & Hammer Park early enough, you can park for free. Arriving early to
- [What To Eat At Arm & Hammer Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/what-to-eat-at-arm-hammer-park) - Ask nearly anyone in attendance at Arm & Hammer Park where and what a first-time visitor should eat, and the answer you get will likely be, “Chickie’s & Pete’s.” If this answer sounds confusing, here’s the scoop – fans are nuts about the Chickie’s & Pete’s concession stand on the first base side. Chickie’s &
- [Trenton Thunder History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/trenton-thunder-history) - The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees might not see eye to eye on most topics, but one matter they’ve both agreed on is that Trenton, NJ, is a suitable spot for a Double-A franchise. Considering the intense rivalry between the Red Sox and Yankees, it’s hard to believe that their prospects have shared
- [How To Get A Ball At Arm & Hammer Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/how-to-get-a-ball-at-arm-hammer-park) - The ability to stand behind the outfield fence and shag batting practice home runs before the park opens is common at smaller parks, but not as prevalent in the Double-A ranks. Fortunately, Trenton’s Arm & Hammer Park is a great place to visit if you hope to get a ball in this fashion during BP.
- [Finding Your Way Around Arm & Hammer Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/finding-your-way-around-arm-hammer-park) - The parking lot at Arm & Hammer Park is located just beyond the outfield fence, so once you arrive, you’ll have to walk around to the other side of the park to enter. There are paths along either side, but choose the one that runs along the banks of the Delaware River to give yourself
- [Autograph Tips For Arm & Hammer Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/autograph-tips-for-arm-hammer-park) - Getting a few autographs at a Trenton Thunder game is usually an easy process. Like all MiLB parks, players sign around their dugouts before the game, and regardless of where your seat is located, you can get down to field level with ease. The gates at Waterfront Park open an hour before first pitch (1.5
- [Arm & Hammer Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder/arm-hammer-park) - Arm & Hammer Park is home to the Trenton Thunder of the Double-A Eastern League. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Trenton Thunder](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/trenton-thunder) - Eastern League AA affiliate of the New York Yankees Arm & Hammer Park One Thunder Road, Trenton, NJ, 08611 609-394-3300 Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park (36 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (76 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (77 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park (77 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (133
- [Where To Sit At Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/where-to-sit-at-fifth-third-field) - Where To Sit At Fifth Third Field It’s a cliché to say that there isn’t a bad seat in the house, but at Fifth Third Field, that’s the truth. The worst part of the seating situation at this ballpark is that the park’s coolest section, and one that ESPN called the “Best Seats in the Minors,” is only open to groups. The
- [Where to Park at Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/fifth-third-field-parking) - Given Fifth Third Field’s downtown Toledo location, there isn’t a giant lot for fans adjacent to the ballpark. That’s not a reason for concern, though, as there are more than 6,500 parking spaces less than a quarter mile from the park’s gates, according to the Mud Hens. As you approach Fifth Third Field, it’s impossible
- [Toledo Mud Hens](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens) - International League AAA affiliate of the Detroit Tigers Fifth Third Field 406 Washington St., Toledo, Ohio, 43604 Toledo Mud Hens team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Detroit Tigers, Comerica Park (61 miles) Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (243 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (232 miles) AAA: Columbus Clippers, Huntington Park (132 miles) Indianapolis Indians, Victory Field (228 miles) AA:
- [What To Eat At Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/what-to-eat-at-fifth-third-field) - With enough options to cater to any type of eater, you won’t leave Fifth Third Field hungry. One of the park’s specialties is its selection of hot dogs. While choosing a hot dog at most park means deciding whether you want mustard or mustard and ketchup, Fifth Third Field’s list of hot dogs is extensive
- [Toledo Mud Hens History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/toledo-mud-hens-history) - The modern-day Toledo Mud Hens joined the International League in 1965, and have played in the league’s West Division ever since. The most recent incarnation of the Mud Hens has been affiliated with the New York Yankees (1965 to 1966), Detroit Tigers (1967 to 1973), Philadelphia Phillies (1974 to 1975), Cleveland Indians (1976 to 1977),
- [How To Get To Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/how-to-get-to-fifth-third-field) - Fifth Third Field might be in the heart of Toledo, but it’s so close to I-75 that even in rush hour, you won’t have to contend with downtown traffic for very long, if at all. From north of Toledo, take I-75 South to Exit 202A, which turns into Indiana Avenue. Turn right onto Washington Street
- [How To Get A Ball At Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/how-to-get-a-ball-at-fifth-third-field) - Fifth Third Field is large enough that you won’t be able to stand outside the park and snag home runs or foul balls during batting practice, and given that BP is over by the time the park’s gates open, getting a ball can be a bit of a challenge. As with all parks of this
- [Finding Your Way Around Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/finding-your-way-around-fifth-third-field) - Fifth Third Field has a number of must-see locations that you can check out as soon as you enter the park’s gates or browse throughout the gate. Die-hard fans should arrive early, as the park opens an hour before first pitch; on select weekend dates, fans get access 90 minutes before first pitch, which gives
- [Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/fifth-third-field) - Fifth Third Field has been home to the International League's Toledo Mud Hens since the 2002 season. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autograph Tips For Fifth Third Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/toledo-mud-hens/autograph-tips-for-fifth-third-field) - You shouldn’t have any trouble getting a few autographs during your visit to Fifth Third Field, regardless of whether you’re cheering for the Mud Hens or the opposition. There’s nothing particularly noteworthy about getting autographs during your visit; like all Minor League parks, it’s easy to get players to sign around the dugouts and/or bullpens
- [Tennessee Smokies](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tennessee-smokies) - The Tennessee Smokies have one of the richest histories in all of Minor League Baseball and roots that stretch back to the late 1800s. Since 1897, the franchise has played in more than 10 leagues at virtually every level of the minors. The team has been located in Knoxville for its entire history, and only
- [Tacoma Rainiers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/tacoma-rainiers) - The Tacoma Rainiers have been a member of the Pacific Coast League since 1960, giving the team the distinction of being the longest-standing club in the league. The organization has been known as the Rainiers since 1995, taking their name from the nearby Mount Rainier volcano. Prior to taking its current name, the team was
- [Where To Sit At NBT Bank Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/syracuse-chiefs/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At NBT Bank Stadium NBT Bank Stadium is comprised of two decks of seating, suites behind home plate, group party patios on each side of the suites and a party room in the right field corner. If you’re not visiting the ballpark as part of a group or with a pass giving you entry to a suite, this means
- [What To Eat At NBT Bank Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/syracuse-chiefs/what-to-eat) - Choosing the right food to complement your visit to NBT Bank Stadium depends primarily on what you’re looking to consume. The park has plenty of the standard items – hot dogs, burgers, pizza, sausages, nachos and fries – but a few specialty/regional items are definitely worth sampling. Ask any Chiefs staff member what you eat,
- [Parking Deals and Navigation Tips at NBT Bank Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/syracuse-chiefs/parking-deals-and-navigation-tips) - Getting to NBT Bank Stadium is easy regardless of the direction you’re traveling from. The ballpark is visible from I-81 and just a stone’s throw from I-90. You can get from the interstate to the parking lot in a minute or two. And if you’re directionally challenged, NBT Bank Stadium is well marked by signs
- [NBT Bank Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/syracuse-chiefs/nbt-bank-stadium) - Read a complete NBT Bank Stadium guide before your next visit to Syracuse to watch the Chiefs. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls And Autographs At NBT Bank Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/syracuse-chiefs/get-balls-and-autographs) - NBT Bank Stadium’s design is such that fans can’t get behind the outfield fence to snag balls during batting practice. The inability to do so severely hampers your chance at getting a ball prior to a Chiefs game, but it doesn’t mean you’ll be shut out. Try to be at the front of the line
- [Syracuse Chiefs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/syracuse-chiefs) - International League AAA affiliate of the Washington Nationals NBT Bank Stadium 1 Tex Simone Dr., Syracuse, NY, 13208 Syracuse Chiefs team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre (243 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (254 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (263 miles) Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park (310 miles) AAA: Rochester Red Wings, Frontier
- [Where To Sit At PNC Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At PNC Field For a facility that recently underwent a renovation that exceeded $40 million, you might expect the ticket prices to be a little higher than the norm. But regardless of where you sit at PNC Field, you’ll find your ticket to be impressively affordable. Tickets range from just $7 to $12 and believe it or not,
- [Where to Park at PNC Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders/pnc-field-parking) - PNC Field is just a couple of minutes off I-81 and impossible to miss. Once you get off the highway and find yourself driving along Montage Mountain Drive, keep your eyes peeled because the park has a tendency to sneak up on the left. The first entrance to the park that you see is for
- [What To Eat At PNC Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders/what-to-eat) - At the pre-renovation PNC Field, satisfying your appetite meant heading to the tunnel-style concourses beneath the seating bowl and missing the action while you waited in line. That inconvenience is a thing of the past. Visit PNC Field today, and you’ll enjoy browsing the numerous concession stands along the open concourse, all while keeping an
- [Pre-Game Attractions for PNC Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders/pre-game-attractions) - PNC Field is nestled into an area surrounded by trees and a rock cut. This location means you won’t find much to see and do within a reasonable walking distance from the park, but that doesn’t mean your hours before and after the game have to be empty. Take Glenmaura National Boulevard, which runs off
- [Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders) - International League AAA affiliate of the New York Yankees PNC Field 235 Montage Mountain Rd., Moosic, PA, 18507 570-969-2255 info@swbrailriders.com Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park (126 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (127 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (136 miles) Baltimore Orioles, Orioles Park at Camden Yards (199 miles) AAA: Lehigh
- [PNC Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders/pnc-field) - The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Railriders have called PNC Field home since 1989. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls And Autographs at PNC Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders/get-balls-and-autographs) - PNC Field’s size is such that you won’t have any luck finding a ball outside the stadium, which is often possible at smaller parks. Your best shot of going home with a ball, as always, lies in standing at the head of the line so you can enter the park first when gates open an
- [Salt Lake Bees](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/salt-lake-bees) - The roots of the present-day Salt Lake Bees stretch back to the late 1970s in Portland. The Pacific Coast League's Portland Beavers exited from 1978 through 1993 before moving to Salt Lake City. Initially, the team was known as the Salt Lake City Buzz, a moniker that lasted between 1994 and 2000. The team had
- [Sacramento River Cats](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/sacramento-river-cats) - The Pacific Coast League's Sacramento River Cats began life north of the border as the Vancouver Canadians, but don't get this franchise confused with the Canadians club that currently plays in the Northwest League. The 1978 version of the Vancouver team played at the Triple-A level and moved to West Sacramento in time for the
- [Round Rock Express](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/round-rock-express) - The Round Rock Express joined the Pacific Coast League in 2000 and the team's owners include Baseball Hall of Fame member Nolan Ryan. The club's name initially made news headlines for paying tribute to Ryan, who was known as "The Ryan Express" during his playing career. The Express is currently affiliated with the Texas Rangers,
- [Where To Sit At Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/where-to-sit-at-frontier-field) - Where To Sit At Frontier Field Frontier Field, like other International League parks, has two levels of seating divided by a concourse that runs nearly from foul pole to foul pole. These two decks are divided into three price zones -- the lower deck, called Premium, costs $10.50 a ticket. The middle price zone, called Upper, runs roughly from the edge
- [Where to Park at Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/frontier-field-parking) - Going to a Rochester Red Wings game? Here's what to know about Frontier Field parking.
- [What To Eat At Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/what-to-eat-at-frontier-field) - Come for the food and stay for the ballgame. Frontier Field boasts a selection of food that not only rivals any stadium in Minor League Baseball, it's on par with many Big League facilities, too. Of course, if nachos and hot dogs are what you desire, you can find these items here. But items that
- [Rochester Red Wings History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/rochester-red-wings-history) - How's this for a history? Rochester's Minor League Baseball team is one of only six pro teams in any North American sport that have been playing in the same league, in the same city, since the 1800s. The Red Wings join the Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals on
- [How To Get To Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/how-to-get-to-frontier-field) - Located just minutes from Route 490, Frontier Field is easy to access by car. The stadium itself is signed on the highway and along your short route from the highway to the facility. From the west, take Route 490 East and get off at the Broad Street/Stadiums Exit #12. After the traffic light, drive straight
- [How To Get A Ball At Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/how-to-get-a-ball-at-frontier-field) - Stadiums in Triple-A can sometimes be difficult for snagging a baseball. At smaller stadiums, such as in the Short-Season A New York-Penn League, you can stand beyond the outfield fence and pick up home run balls during batting practice. And at MLB stadiums, you can actually attend BP and hope to get a ball then.
- [Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/frontier-field) - Read a guide to Frontier Field before your next trip to watch the Rochester Red Wings. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Finding Your Way Around Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/finding-your-way-around-frontier-field) - Frontier Field's gates open 60 minutes before first pitch. If you get to the ballpark prior to the gates opening, you've got the option of waiting at the main gate that lets you in behind home plate or the left field gate. Where you line up may depend on where you park; Lot D is
- [Autograph Tips For Frontier Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings/autograph-tips-for-frontier-field) - Attending a AAA game means you'll get to watch several players who are household names for one reason or another. Some AAA players are highly touted prospects on their way to the Bigs; others are journeymen pros who've bounced around between the Major Leagues and Minor Leagues. Others still are MLBers who are down on
- [Rochester Red Wings](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/rochester-red-wings) - International League AAA affiliate of the Minnesota Twins Frontier Field 1 Morrie Silver Way, Rochester, NY, 14608 Rochester Red Wings team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre (167 miles) Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (259 miles) AAA: Buffalo Bisons, Coca-Cola Field (75 miles) Syracuse Chiefs, NBT Bank Stadium (87 miles) AA: Binghamton Mets, NYSEG Stadium (140 miles) Erie SeaWolves, Jerry Uht Park (144 miles)
- [Reno Aces](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/reno-aces) - The Pacific Coast League's Reno Aces joined the league in 2009, but the franchise was originally located in Tucson and known as the Sidewinders. That team existed between 1998 and 2008 before relocating to Reno and being renamed the Aces. Since their inception, the Aces have been the Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Ballpark
- [Where To Sit At G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/where-to-sit-at-g-richard-pfitzner-stadium) - Where To Sit At G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium presents four seating options for fans. Tickets at this ballpark are moderately priced between $8 and $14. If you want to spend $8, the Grandstand Seats sections are your only option. This section includes two grandstands down the first base line in the outfield and another two in the same location
- [Where to Park at G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/g-richard-pfitzner-stadium-parking) - Going to a Potomac Nationals game? Here's what you need to know about G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium Parking.
- [What To Eat At G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/what-to-eat-at-g-richard-pfitzner-stadium) - G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium has all the usual items when it comes to ballpark food, but nothing that stands out above the rest. While most parks have a trademark, unique item, there's nothing of that nature here. This isn't to say you can't find something you'll enjoy during a visit to this ballpark. The concession
- [Potomac Nationals](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals) - Carolina League Class-A Advanced affiliate of the Washington Nationals G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium 7 County Complex Court, Woodbridge, VA, 22192 703-590-2311 info@potomacnationals.com Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (30 miles) Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards (67 miles) AAA: Norfolk Tides, Harbor Park (175 miles) Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park (218 miles) AA:
- [Potomac Nationals History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/potomac-nationals-history) - Professional baseball in Alexandria dates back to 1978 and in the three-plus decades since, the present day Potomac Nationals have had seven names and seven Major League Baseball affiliations. The present-day Potomac Nationals (or P-Nats, as they're often called) began life as Alexandria Dukes, based in nearby Alexandria, VA. The Dukes joined the four-team Carolina
- [How To Get To G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/how-to-get-to-g-richard-pfitzner-stadium) - Easily accessible off Prince William Parkway, a major thoroughfare through Woodbridge, getting G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium is a breeze. And just 30 miles from Capitol Hill, the Potomac Nationals make a convenient ballpark stop for any fan taking in a Washington Nationals game. If you're traveling along I-95 (south from D.C. or north from Richmond),
- [How To Get A Ball At G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/how-to-get-a-ball-at-g-richard-pfitzner-stadium) - At many Minor League Baseball parks, it's possible to walk behind the outfield fence to look for balls during batting practice. The same technically holds true for G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium, although when you get to this area, a sign warns you that walking behind the outfield fence is considered trespassing. Clearly, the team wants
- [G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/g-richard-pfitzner-stadium) - Read a complete guide to G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium before your next visit to watch the Potomac Nationals. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Finding Your Way Around G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/finding-your-way-around-g-richard-pfitzner-stadium) - If you get to G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium before the gates open an hour prior to first pitch, there are a few things for you to see while you wait. Directly in front of the ballpark, you won't be able to miss the team's ticket office. Three large ball fields surround the home of the
- [Autograph Tips For G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/potomac-nationals/autograph-tips-for-g-richard-pfitzner-stadium) - Getting a handful of autographs at G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium is easy because of how close fans can get to the field. Regardless of the team you hope to pursue for autographs, you can get down to field level and stand behind the chain-link fence between each team's dugout and bullpen. (The P-Nats are on
- [Where To Sit At Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/where-to-sit-at-hadlock-field) - While the crown jewel of Hadlock Field is the Maine Monster in left field, it's the U.S. Cellular Pavilion seats in right field that are the most unique place to sit. There's no seating atop the Maine Monster, but the U.S. Cellular Pavilion mimics Fenway's Green Monster by offering seating. The pavilion is divided into
- [Where to Park at Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/hadlock-field-parking) - Hadlock Field is located in a residential area, meaning there are a number of viable parking options other than the team's official lot. If you want to keep things simple, however, you can park your vehicle at either of the team's lots, which are located on each side of the ballpark. Parking costs $5, which
- [What To Eat At Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/what-to-eat-at-hadlock-field) - It's a little surprising that considering its close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, Hadlock Field's concession stands aren't full of seafood options. By way of contrast, Manchester's Northeast Delta Dental Stadium is roughly 100 miles away and has a handful of seafood choices on the menu. The lone seafood entry on the menu here is a
- [Portland Sea Dogs History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/portland-sea-dogs-history) - Baseball fans in New England rejoiced in the fall of 1992 when Minor League Baseball announced that Portland would be granted an Eastern League team. The team would begin play in the 1994 season and despite Portland's close proximity to Boston, the Florida Marlins were announced as the Sea Dogs parent club. On Opening Day
- [How To Get To Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/how-to-get-to-hadlock-field) - Hadlock Field is located east of Portland's downtown core, which means that it's convenient to reach and you won't have to fight the heavy tourist traffic that's common in downtown Portland in the summer months. Best of all, the ballpark is located within sight of I-295, making it very quick to get there. If you're
- [How To Get A Ball At Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/how-to-get-a-ball-at-hadlock-field) - At many Minor League parks, getting a ball during batting practice is a breeze. Although the bulk of facilities don't open their gates until BP is finished, you can often stand behind the outfield fence and shag home runs as they clear the fence. Unfortunately, that strategy won't fly at Hadlock Field. This ballpark's construction
- [Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/hadlock-field) - Portland's Hadlock Field opened in 1994 and has been the home of the Portland Sea Dogs ever since. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Finding Your Way Around Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/finding-your-way-around-hadlock-field) - If you're a die-hard baseball fan, part of your enjoyment about visiting a new ballpark is getting there early. At some parks, you can watch the action on the field before the gates open and at others, you can stand behind the outfield fence and shag batting practice home runs. Hadlock Field doesn't offer a
- [Autograph Tips For Hadlock Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs/autograph-tips-for-hadlock-field) - Obtaining autographs at Minor League ballparks is easier than at Big League parks, because there are fewer fans and most small parks are designed to allow you to be in close proximity with the players. A visit to Hadlock Field is almost sure to yield some autographs for you, although the park's design can make
- [Portland Sea Dogs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/portland-sea-dogs) - Eastern League AA affiliate of the Boston Red Sox Hadlock Field 271 Park Avenue, Portland, Maine, 04104 Official team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park (107 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (314 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (314 miles) AAA: Pawtucket Red Sox, McCoy Stadium (151 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC
- [Pensacola Blue Wahoos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pensacola-blue-wahoos) - The Pensacola Blue Wahoos are the most recent addition to the Southern League, joining the 10-team league prior to the start of the 2012 season. The franchise moved from Zebulon, North Carolina, where it was known as the Carolina Mudcats between 1991 and 2011. This team isn't to be confused with the present-day Carolina Mudcats
- [Where To Sit At McCoy Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pawtucket-red-sox/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At McCoy Stadium The unique design of McCoy Stadium means you’ll encounter seating (or standing) choices that you won’t find at other parks. Because the park’s seating bowl is elevated well above the field, you won’t get the front-row feeling that you can experience at most other parks throughout the minors. That said, a front-row seat behind home
- [Where to Park at McCoy Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pawtucket-red-sox/mccoy-stadium-parking) - McCoy Stadium is located just a couple minutes from I-95, which makes this International League ballpark very easy to reach by car. Once you leave the interstate, you’ll spend virtually the entire rest of your short drive in residential areas, but don’t get tricked into thinking you’re heading the wrong way. Soon enough, you’ll see
- [Pawtucket Red Sox](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pawtucket-red-sox) - International League AAA affiliate of the Boston Red Sox McCoy Stadium 1 Columbus Ave., Pawtucket, RI, 02860 Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park (42 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (176 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (178 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs Coca-Cola Park (270 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (289 miles) AA: New Hampshire
- [What To Eat At McCoy Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pawtucket-red-sox/what-to-eat) - Some of the other ballparks on the east coast, including Edward A. LeLacheur Park in Lowell, MA, and Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester, NH, capitalize on their location by offering seafood items, but you won’t find such fare at McCoy Stadium. The home of the Pawtucket Red Sox focuses on the classics – hot dogs,
- [Pre-Game Attractions for McCoy Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pawtucket-red-sox/pre-game-attractions) - The neighborhood around McCoy Stadium isn’t exactly packed with things to do. Rather, the ballpark is set in an area that’s largely residential, although you can find a few eateries in the neighborhood. Given that the food at McCoy Stadium isn’t overly notable, nor do the surrounding restaurants appear overly appealing, don’t be afraid to
- [McCoy Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pawtucket-red-sox/mccoy-stadium) - The Pawtucket Red Sox have called McCoy Stadium home for decades. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls And Autographs at McCoy Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/pawtucket-red-sox/get-balls-and-autographs) - If you’re first in line when McCoy Stadium opens 90 minutes before first pitch, you’ve already done yourself a favor if you hope to get a baseball during your visit. Batting practice will be close to wrapping up by the time you enter, but getting to field level quickly and scouring any number of spots
- [Omaha Storm Chasers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/omaha-storm-chasers) - The Omaha Storm Chasers franchise dates back to 1969, when the team was originally known as the Royals. Since then, club had a short stint as the Golden Spikes (1999 to 2001) before taking the Storm Chasers name before the 2011 Pacific Coast League season. The Storm Chasers have occasionally made news headlines around baseball
- [Oklahoma City Dodgers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/oklahoma-city-dodgers) - The Oklahoma City RedHawks history dates back to 1962, although the team didn't use its current nickname at the time. At the time it was founded, the club was known as the Oklahoma City 89ers, and this name lasted through the 1997 season. The franchise played in the American Association until it disbanded in 1997,
- [Where To Sit At Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/where-to-sit-at-northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - Where To Sit At Northeast Delta Dental Stadium With the exception of Section 117, a bleacher area in the right field corner, all of Northeast Delta Dental Stadium is comprised of stadium-style box seats. The most expensive seats will only run you $12, and if you're looking for a bargain, the sections along the outfield lines are half as much as the premium
- [Where to Park at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/northeast-delta-dental-stadium-parking) - Going to a New Hampshire Fisher Cats game? Here's what to know about Northeast Delta Dental Stadium parking.
- [What To Eat At Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/what-to-eat-at-northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - Any time you're this close to the ocean, it's tempting to want to eat seafood. But can ballpark seafood be satisfying? And furthermore, are you brave enough to try it? Northeast Delta Dental Stadium has a number of seafood items on its menu, and while you won't confuse this fare with that found at a
- [Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - Read a review of Northeast Delta Dental Stadium before your next trip to watch the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/how-to-get-to-northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - Northeast Delta Dental Stadium is located on the edge of Manchester's downtown, on the east bank of the Merrimack River. If you come into town via I-293, the park is just minutes away once you exit the interstate. I-293 runs along the west side of the river, and there are numerous bridges to cross. The
- [How To Get A Ball At Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/how-to-get-a-ball-at-northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - Just because you can't get into Northeast Delta Dental Stadium during batting practice doesn't mean it's impossible to get a ball. Your best bet for a BP home run is by grabbing a drink and a seat at The Patio, an aptly named outdoor eatery at the Hilton Garden Inn, just beyond the outfield fence
- [Finding Your Way Around Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/finding-your-way-around-northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - Your first look around Northeast Delta Dental Stadium is significantly different than that of most Minor League parks. The front gate to the stadium is located just right of the box office. Once your ticket is scanned, you'll see a large team shop on your immediate left, and a set of stairs leading up to
- [Autograph Tips For Northeast Delta Dental Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats/autograph-tips-for-northeast-delta-dental-stadium) - There are no significant Northeast Delta Dental Stadium autograph tips for the collector, but that doesn't mean it's tough to get something signed at a Fisher Cats game. As is the case at all levels of the minor leagues, autographs are pretty easy to obtain before the game around each team's dugout. And when the
- [New Hampshire Fisher Cats](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/new-hampshire-fisher-cats) - Eastern League AA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays Northeast Delta Dental Stadium 1 Line Dr., Manchester, New Hampshire Official team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park (48 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (250 miles) AAA: Pawtucket Red Sox, McCoy Stadium (97 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (331 miles) AA: Portland Sea Dogs, Hadlock Field (95 miles) New Britain
- [Nashville Sounds](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/nashville-sounds) - Nashville is the home of country music, and the city's Pacific Coast League team honors that legacy with the nickname the Sounds. The team was founded in 1978 as a member of the Double-A Southern League. After a stretch in the American Association, the franchise made the jump to the Triple-A PCL in time for
- [Montgomery Biscuits](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/montgomery-biscuits) - The Montgomery Biscuits began life in 1973, known as the Orlando Twins. That club played in the Southern League between 1973 and 1989, before relocating to Orlando and taking the name of the SunRays. The SunRays had a short tenure, lasting from 1990 to 1993. The franchise then moved to Orlando where it was called
- [Mobile BayBears](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mobile-baybears) - The history of the Mobile BayBears can be traced back to the 1970s in Charlotte, where the team was known as the Charlotte Knights between 1976 and 1992. The Southern League club relocated to Nashville, where it was known as the Xpress during the 1993 and 1994 seasons. The team's next stop was Port City,
- [Mississippi Braves](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mississippi-braves) - The Mississippi Braves franchise dates back to 1966, although it's only since 2005 that the team has had its current name. The club has been located in five different cities, but the one constant throughout its history is its Major League Baseball parent club. Since 1966, the team has made news headlines for its consistent
- [Memphis Redbirds](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/memphis-redbirds) - The Memphis Redbirds made baseball news headlines in 1998 by becoming the most recent addition to the Pacific Coast League. The club's name is a tip of the proverbial baseball cap to the St. Louis Cardinals, who serve as the Redbirds' parent club. Forbes ranks the Redbirds the eighth-most valuable team in Minor League Baseball.
- [Where To Sit At Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/where-to-sit-at-eastwood-field) - Where To Sit At Eastwood Field Like other New York-Penn League ballparks, Eastwood Field offers affordable seating close to the action. There's not a bad seat in the house, but there are several options, depending on your preferences. The lower box seats are all plastic fold-down chairs, and general admission bleacher seating runs in the upper level along the third base
- [Where to Park at Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/eastwood-field-parking) - Going to a Mahoning Valley Scrappers game? Here's what to know about Eastwood Field parking.
- [What To Eat At Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/what-to-eat-at-eastwood-field) - Eastwood Field features two main concession areas, in the concourse behind each base line. The Bullpen Bar & Grille, which sells typical stadium food, is on the outfield side of the picnic deck area along the first base line. A number of other vending carts are located throughout the stadium. Beyond the usual stadium-style food,
- [Mahoning Valley Scrappers History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/mahoning-valley-scrappers-history) - Located a little more than an hour's drive east of Cleveland, the Scrappers have been affiliated with the Indians since joining the New York-Penn League in 1999. They took a spot vacated by the Erie SeaWolves, who moved up to the AA Eastern League. The Scrappers started out their existence with a bang, winning division
- [How To Get To Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/how-to-get-to-eastwood-field) - Niles is located 65 miles east of Cleveland, or about an hour and 15 minutes on the highway. Niles is 12 miles northwest of Youngstown, and you'll see plenty of signs for Youngstown as you approach Niles from the west. The Eastwood Mall and Eastwood Field complex is on Youngstown Warren Rd., roughly six minutes
- [How To Get A Ball At Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/how-to-get-a-ball-at-eastwood-field) - As is the case with Falcon Park, home of the Auburn Doubledays, getting a ball at Eastwood Field is as easy as it gets -- providing that batting practice is being held on the day you visit. Beyond the Scrappers' outfield fence is a grass hill and parking lot, and once you've paid to enter
- [Finding Your Way Around Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/finding-your-way-around-eastwood-field) - Eastwood Field is set at the end of a paved parking lot so vast you'll feel as though you're walking across an airport tarmac. Once you pass over all that asphalt, however, you'll pass under the Eastwood Field sign and climb a short flight of steps into the stadium's main gate. If you're a season's
- [Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/eastwood-field) - Read a guide to Eastwood Field before your next trip to watch the Mahoning Valley Scrappers. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autograph Tips For Eastwood Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers/autograph-tips-for-eastwood-field) - Because both the home and away teams' clubhouses are located in the right field corner, it's easy to get autographs from both teams in just one area. In most ballparks, you've got to make a decision which team you'll hound for signatures and go to that team's dugout prior to first pitch. Not here. Down
- [Mahoning Valley Scrappers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/mahoning-valley-scrappers) - New York-Penn League Short-Season A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians Eastwood Field 111 Eastwood Mall Blvd., Niles, OH Mahoning Valley Scrappers team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (60 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (66 miles) AAA: Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field (168 miles) Buffalo Bisons, Coca-Cola Field (181 miles) AA: Akron Aeros, Canal Park (52
- [Where To Sit At Louisville Slugger Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/louisville-bats/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Louisville Slugger Field Tickets at Louisville Slugger Field range between $7 and $12, which is notably affordable by International League standards. If money isn’t an object, you’ve got a pair of seating options at the $12 price point. Premium seating is the largest section in the park, running across the lower bowl at field level from shallow left
- [Where to Park at Louisville Slugger Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/louisville-bats/louisville-slugger-field-parking) - Louisville Slugger Field is located in downtown Louisville, but don’t fret about being stuck in traffic on your way to the game, only to pay an arm and a leg for parking. The ballpark is not only within sight of I-64 and I-65, which cross meet a stone’s throw away from the park’s northeast corner,
- [What To Eat At Louisville Slugger Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/louisville-bats/what-to-eat) - When you’re packing your sunscreen and ball glove in anticipation of your visit to Louisville Slugger Field, don’t forget to pack your appetite – you won’t regret visiting this park on an empty stomach. The traditional ballpark staples – hot dogs, nachos, popcorn and more – are all here, but this park’s concession menu shines
- [Pre-Game Attractions for Louisville Slugger Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/louisville-bats/pre-game-attractions) - Every baseball fan’s visit to Louisville should begin at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, which is just a mile west of Louisville Slugger Field. Louisville Slugger is the world’s biggest bat maker, and you can take a comprehensive guided tour through the factory to watch bats being made for MLB stars and amateur players
- [Louisville Slugger Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/louisville-bats/louisville-slugger-field) - The Louisville Bats have called Louisville Slugger Field home since the 2000 season. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls And Autographs at Louisville Slugger Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/louisville-bats/get-balls-and-autographs) - Louisville Slugger Field’s design is such that when you walk around the exterior of the park before the gates open, you can’t see through to the field. Most fans won’t even notice this issue, but if you’re the type of visitor who enjoys catching a glimpse of batting practice from outside the park – and
- [Louisville Bats](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/louisville-bats) - International League AAA affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds Louisville Slugger Field 401 East Main St., Louisville, Kentucky, 40202 (855) 228-8497 Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Cincinnati Reds, Great American Ball Park (99 miles) St. Louis Cardinals, Busch Stadium (261 miles) Chicago White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field (292 miles) Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field (302 miles)
- [Whitaker Bank Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lexington-legends/whitaker-bank-ballpark) - The Lexington Legends have called Whitaker Bank Ballpark home since the 2001 season. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Where To Sit At Whitaker Bank Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lexington-legends/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Whitaker Bank Ballpark The bulk of Whitaker Bank Ballpark’s seating is comprised of box seats, and while there’s really not a bad seat in the house, they’re all a little expensive by minor league standards. The most expensive ticket can be found in the Diamond Club Seats section, which makes up the lower rows of the three sections
- [Lexington Legends](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lexington-legends) - South Atlantic League Class-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals Whitaker Bank Ballpark 207 Legends Lane, Lexington, KY, 40505 (859) 422-RUNS (7867) Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Cincinnati Reds, Great American Ball Park (82 miles) St. Louis Cardinals, Busch Stadium (346 miles) AAA: Louisville Bats, Louisville Slugger Field (77 miles) Columbus Clippers, Huntington Park (189 miles) Indianapolis Indians,
- [Where to Park at Whitaker Bank Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lexington-legends/whitaker-bank-ballpark-parking) - Whitaker Bank Ballpark is located in a semi-residential part of Lexington, but it won’t take you long to reach the park from the highway. I-64/I-75, which is the major route you’ll likely take on your way to the city, runs just a few minutes to the east of the ballpark. Get off at Exit 113
- [What to Eat at Whitaker Bank Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lexington-legends/what-to-eat) - Whitaker Bank Ballpark’s food menu is extensive, ranging from traditional ballpark classics to impressive selections of BBQ and more. There’s no getting away from Kentucky’s close association with bourbon, and it’s possible to find the beverage included in such concession items as the Backwards Bourbon Sammie, which is a trio of bourbon-glazed meatballs on a
- [Pre-Game Attractions for Whitaker Bank Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lexington-legends/pre-game-attractions) - The community around Whitaker Bank Ballpark isn’t exactly a hotbed of excitement. The thriving attractions common around some ballparks, even in the minors, aren’t here. There’s a rather uninspiring strip mall next to the ballpark and much of the surrounding area is residential. Just a few minutes away, however, you’ll find a Walmart and a
- [Get Balls And Autographs at Whitaker Bank Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lexington-legends/get-balls-and-autographs) - Many minor league parks provide the opportunity for fans to snag a ball during batting practice, long before the gates open. Whitaker Bank Ballpark, provided you take the right approach, is one of those parks. Get to the park good and early; the gates open an hour before first pitch, but it’s possible to get
- [Where To Sit At Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/where-to-sit-at-coca-cola-park) - Where To Sit At Coca-Cola Park Coca-Cola Park has a wide range of seating options, but only three are likely to pertain to the average fan visiting the park. The rest are geared toward large groups. The three sections for you to consider are the Club Level, Field Level and Lawn sections. The most expensive seat in the park is in
- [Where to Park at Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/coca-cola-park-parking) - The lots closest to the stadium’s gates are reserved for pass holders and those with handicap permits, so unless you fall into one of those categories, follow the directions of the parking guides to the general parking lots. You can access these lots via Dauphin Street, Union Boulevard and American Parkway. If you get to
- [What To Eat At Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/what-to-eat-at-coca-cola-park) - Given the IronPigs’ name, it’s no coincidence that a number of tasty meals containing pork dominate the menu at Coca-Cola Park. But even if you’re not that interested in pork, you’re guaranteed to find something you’ll enjoy during your visit. Some parks seem relatively devoid of concession stands, but here, it almost seems as though
- [Lehigh Valley IronPigs History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/lehigh-valley-ironpigs-history) - The Lehigh Valley IronPigs are among a small number of Minor League Baseball franchises that can trace their roots back to Canada. In 1993, the Ottawa Lynx joined the International League as an affiliate of the Montreal Expos, and given Ottawa’s proximity to Montreal, the team had an active following. It wasn’t long before on-field
- [How To Get To Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/how-to-get-to-coca-cola-park) - Allentown is a short jaunt from Philadelphia and New York City, making it a perfect stop on a road trip heading to either of those MLB destinations. There are also a number of other MiLB parks in the area. If you’re heading to Allentown from the Philadelphia area, take I-476 North to Exit 56, and
- [How To Get A Ball At Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/how-to-get-a-ball-at-coca-cola-park) - Like virtually all Triple-A stadiums, Coca-Cola Park is big enough to make snagging a ball before the gates open all but impossible. (At many smaller parks, doing so is easy.) So even though you’ll all but certainly enter the gates without a ball, you might be able to get one if you know where to
- [Finding Your Way Around Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/finding-your-way-around-coca-cola-park) - After you park in the huge lot adjacent to Coca-Cola Park, you’ll have a few minutes’ walk to the front gates of the stadium. Unlike most MiLB parks, the gates don’t open into the home plate concourse area. Instead, you’ll walk into the AT&T Plaza in the right field corner, which is one of the
- [Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/coca-cola-park) - Coca-Cola Park has been home to the Lehigh Valley IronPigs since 2008. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before your visit.
- [Autograph Tips For Coca-Cola Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs/autograph-tips-for-coca-cola-park) - As you move up through the Minor Leagues, autographs can get progressively tougher to obtain. At bigger parks, there’s often less opportunity for one-on-one interaction with players, and by the time they reach Triple-A, many guys have learned to tune out fans and avoid getting too close to the autograph seekers. Players notwithstanding, Coca-Cola Park
- [Lehigh Valley IronPigs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lehigh-valley-ironpigs) - International League AAA affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies Coca-Cola Park 1050 IronPigs Way, Allentown, PA, 18109 610-841-PIGS info@ironpigsbaseball.com Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park (69 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (98 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (100 miles) AAA: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (79 miles) Syracuse Chiefs, NBT Bank Stadium (205 miles) AA:
- [Where To Sit At Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/where-to-sit-at-cooley-law-school-stadium) - Where To Sit At Cooley Law School Stadium If you want to watch the Lugnuts in high style, you will definitely want to consider The Clubhouse, which is located at suite level. Tickets for this section are exclusive; they’re limited in number and only go on sale seven days before each game, but at a cost of $20, are a good deal. The
- [Where to Park at Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/cooley-law-school-stadium-parking) - Because Cooley Law School Stadium is located smack dab in the middle of downtown Lansing, the ballpark doesn’t have a large parking lot like many other Minor League parks. All this means is that you’ll have to get a little creative when arriving by car. First of all, don’t get caught off guard by the
- [Lansing Lugnuts History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/lansing-lugnuts-history) - The Lugnuts have called Lansing home since 1996, when they joined the Midwest League, but the franchise dates back several decades earlier. Early incarnations of the team had stays in Lafayette, Indiana, Waterloo, Iowa and Springfield, Illinois. In Springfield, the team was called the Sultans of Springfield and affiliated with the Kansas City Royals in
- [How To Get To Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/how-to-get-to-cooley-law-school-stadium) - From east of Lansing, take I-96 West to Exit 106B, and then merge onto I-496 North/Route 127. Continue on I-496 when it branches west; don’t follow Route 127 North. Exit to the right at Exit 7 and follow the ramp all the way to South Larch Street. Make a right onto South Larch Street and
- [What To Eat At Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/what-to-eat-at-cooley-law-school-stadium) - Arguably the best spot to eat at Cooley Law School Stadium is in The Clubhouse, a suite area above home plate. Unlike other suites that require you to be a member of a group to gain admittance, The Clubhouse sells individual tickets for $20 and has an extensive food and drink menu. If you don’t
- [Lansing Lugnuts](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts) - Midwest League Class-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays Cooley Law School Stadium 505 East Michigan Avenue, Lansing, MI, 48912 Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Detroit Tigers, Comerica Park (89 miles) Chicago White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field (216 miles) Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field (225 miles) AAA: Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field (118 miles)
- [How To Get A Ball At Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/how-to-get-a-ball-at-cooley-law-school-stadium) - Getting a ball at Cooley Law School Stadium can be a challenge, but if you know a handful of tricks, you'll have an upper hand on the other fans hoping to come away with a ball. First, the ballpark isn't open during batting practice, which is the norm in Minor League Baseball. At some parks,
- [Finding Your Way Around Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/finding-your-way-around-cooley-law-school-stadium) - Cooley Law School Stadium’s location in downtown Lansing means that parking for a game can be a bit of an adventure. Ballparks outside the city have large lots that make parking a breeze, but here, you have to find a spot at one of the lots around the park. Thankfully, there’s an abundance of lots
- [Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/cooley-law-school-stadium) - Cooley Law School Stadium, once called Oldsmobile Park, has been home to the Lugnuts since 1996. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autograph Tips For Cooley Law School Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lansing-lugnuts/autograph-tips-for-cooley-law-school-stadium) - In the Minor Leagues, teams are almost always accessible for autographs in the area around the dugouts before each game. And in some parks, the team has an autograph booth in the concourse that a different player visits for a short period of time before first pitch. In the Lansing Lugnuts case, the autograph situation
- [Where To Sit At FirstEnergy Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lakewood-blueclaws/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At FirstEnergy Park Seating at FirstEnergy Park is pretty simple. Regardless of where you sit in the field-level seats, you’ll pay the same price. Many teams charge more for the seats directly behind home plate, but you won’t find that in Lakewood. As of 2017, all stadium seats cost $13 for adults and $10 for children and seniors,
- [Where to Park at FirstEnergy Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lakewood-blueclaws/firstenergy-park-parking) - Although FirstEnergy Park is a gem of a ballpark, it’s not exactly located in an area that might be convenient to the rest of the cities on your baseball road trip. Located on the east side of the state, just a handful of miles from the ocean (and about an hour from Atlantic City), you’ve
- [What To Eat At FirstEnergy Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lakewood-blueclaws/what-to-eat) - Visit Lakewood’s FirstEnergy Park with an empty stomach and you won’t be disappointed. The South Atlantic League ballpark offers a wide range of affordable fare ranging from standard ballpark favorites to items that are a little more unique. The Charlie’s Pizza & Tuscan House concession stand, found behind the right field foul pole, offers such
- [Pre-Game Attractions for FirstEnergy Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lakewood-blueclaws/pre-game-attractions) - The neighborhood around FirstEnergy Park isn’t brimming with tourist attractions. As you approach the area, you’ll see a handful of retail establishments and restaurants, but nothing that really jumps out. If you’re into touristy things, Atlantic City is only about an hour away by car. If A.C. doesn’t float your boat, just plan on getting
- [Get Balls And Autographs at FirstEnergy Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lakewood-blueclaws/get-balls-and-autographs) - You won’t be able to add to your baseball collection by standing outside FirstEnergy Park before the gates open and snagging balls during batting practice – a practice that is possible at several other ballparks in the South Atlantic League. Once you enter the gates, however, you shouldn’t have any trouble finding at least one
- [FirstEnergy Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lakewood-blueclaws/firstenergy-park) - FirstEnergy Park is home to the Lakewood BlueClaws of the South Atlantic League. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Lakewood BlueClaws](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lakewood-blueclaws) - South Atlantic League Class-A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies FirstEnergy Park 2 Stadium Way, Lakewood, NJ, 08701 Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park (71 miles) New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (71 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (78 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park (108 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (164 miles) AA:
- [Where To Sit At Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/where-to-sit-at-classic-park) - Where To Sit At Classic Park The bulk of the seating at Classic Park is made up of box seats, which is ideal if you're not a fan of bleachers. While some Minor League parks are mostly bleachers, the opposite is true here. Box seats wrap almost from foul pole to foul pole and are on section high. Sections 108 through
- [Where to Park at Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/classic-park-parking) - Going to a Lake County Captains game? Here's what you need to know about Classic Park Parking.
- [Lake County Captains History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/lake-county-captains-history) - The Captains have played in Eastlake, OH since the 2003 season, although the franchise dates back to more than two decades earlier. Originally known as the Columbus Indians because of their affiliation with Cleveland, the team was founded in 1991 as a member of the South Atlantic League. That year, the team played to a
- [How To Get To Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/how-to-get-to-classic-park) - If you're driving to Classic Park, you'll most likely be traveling along I-90, which also runs through Cleveland. Because of the park's close proximity to this major route, it's easy to reach. I-90 moves south around Euclid, OH, but Route 2 continues right past Eastlake. From the west, take I-90 eastbound toward Route 2 East.
- [What To Eat At Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/what-to-eat-at-classic-park) - The food on the menu at Classic Park is diverse and tasty. Concession stands are located behind sections 104, 107, 110, 114, 117 and 118, meaning regardless of where you're sitting, it isn't hard to find something to eat. The park's can't-miss snack is the pulled pork nachos, which are available on the first base
- [How To Get A Ball At Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/how-to-get-a-ball-at-classic-park) - You won't likely be able to snag a ball at Classic Park during batting practice. There's a chain link fence several feet behind the outfield fence, so even when a player hits a home run, the ball won't clear the second fence. Collecting some balls during BP while standing behind the outfield fence is common
- [Finding Your Way Around Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/finding-your-way-around-classic-park) - If you visit Classic Park, you'll most likely park in the team's lot across the road from the ballpark. While some lots that require a few minutes' walk to the gates are annoying, this is one of the best walks you'll get in the Minors. After leaving your car, take the steps up to the
- [Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/classic-park) - Read a complete fan guide to Classic Park before your next Lake County Captains game. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Lake County Captains](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains) - Midwest League Class-A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians Classic Park 35300 Vine St., Eastlake, OH, 44095 (440) 954-WINS Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (18 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (138 miles) AAA: Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field (131 miles) Buffalo Bisons, Coca-Cola Field (176 miles) AA: Akron Aeros, Canal Park (47 miles) Erie SeaWolves, Jerry Uht Park
- [Autograph Tips For Classic Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/lake-county-captains/autograph-tips-for-classic-park) - Like any ballpark, it's possible to get players on each team to sign around the dugouts before the game. This practice holds true for Classic Park, although there's an easier way to get autographs from guys on the home and visiting squads. When you enter Classic Park, take note of how many players are out
- [Jacksonville Suns](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/jacksonville-suns) - Baseball in Jacksonville has a rich history that can be traced back to a handful of minor league teams in the early 1900s, as well as the Negro leagues' Jacksonville Red Caps between 1938 and 1942. The present-day Suns franchise, however, was born in 1962. The club played in the International League from its inaugural
- [Jackson Generals](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/jackson-generals) - The Southern League's Jackson Generals have roots that can be traced back to in 1970s in Memphis. Today's Generals franchise was originally known as the Memphis Chicks, which lasted between 1978 and 1997. The team then moved to Jackson, where it was known as the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx between 1998 and 2010. Before the
- [Iowa Cubs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/iowa-cubs) - The Iowa Cubs joined the Pacific Coast League in 1998, but the franchise's roots stretch back more than just a couple decades. The team was born in 1969 and known as the Iowa Oaks through the 1981 season. The team was renamed the Cubs in 1982, a year after the Chicago Cubs took over as
- [Where To Sit At Dutchess Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hudson-valley-renegades/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Dutchess Stadium Dutchess Stadium offers fans a variety of seating options that can meet any budget. Arguably, the park’s most unique section is the exclusive Premium Box area, located down the third base line in the outfield. This section, which costs $15, is made up of folding chairs and a long bar that puts you just inches
- [Where to Park at Dutchess Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hudson-valley-renegades/dutchess-stadium-parking) - Parking at Dutchess Stadium is spacious, but the cost of $5 per vehicle is notably high in the New York-Penn League. (By way of contrast, teams including Aberdeen, Auburn and Tri-City don’t charge you a nickel to park.) In urban areas, it’s easy to understand the need to charge a few bucks for parking, but
- [What To Eat At Dutchess Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hudson-valley-renegades/what-to-eat) - Some ballparks in the New York-Penn League have a limited selection of things to eat, but that’s not the case at Dutchess Stadium. It’s impossible to leave a Renegades game with an empty stomach. Standard concession items include hot dogs, burgers, boneless wings, corn dog bites, nachos, fries, mozzarella sticks and pretzels. Eben’s Eatery, named
- [Pregame Attractions for Dutchess Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hudson-valley-renegades/pre-game-attractions) - In some stops throughout the minor leagues, you’re missing a bet if you don’t get to the park a couple of hours before the gates open because of all the sights in the area. Dutchess Stadium might be a fine place to take in a game, but the immediate area doesn’t have much to entice
- [Get Balls And Autographs at Dutchess Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hudson-valley-renegades/get-balls-and-autographs) - If getting a ball at a professional baseball game is on your bucket list, you can almost get cocky enough to cross the item off before you visit Dutchess Stadium. Sure, that might be a little hopeful, but a visit to The Dutch should yield a baseball if you know what to do. Like many
- [Dutchess Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hudson-valley-renegades/dutchess-stadium) - Dutchess Stadium has been home to the New York-Penn League's Hudson Valley Renegades. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Hudson Valley Renegades](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hudson-valley-renegades) - New York-Penn League Short-Season A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays Dutchess Stadium 1500 Route 9D, Wappingers Falls, NY, 12524 info@hvrenegades.com Hudson Valley Renegades team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (64 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (73 miles) Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park (192 miles) AAA: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (103
- [Where To Sit At Metro Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/harrisburg-senators/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Metro Bank Park Regardless of your budget – or appetite level – Metro Bank Park has a seating option to suit you. In fact, long before the gates open, you’ll get a kick out of weighing the park’s numerous seating options, each of which has several benefits. If you’ve got deep pockets, the Club seating section directly behind
- [Where to Park at Metro Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/harrisburg-senators/metro-bank-park-parking) - Harrisburg’s little slice of baseball heaven isn’t called Metro Bank Park – it’s called City Island. True, the home of the Senators is the island’s crown jewel, but there’s plenty for you to see and do on this family-friendly island long before Metro Bank Park’s gates open. If you can, drive slowly over Market Street
- [What To Eat At Metro Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/harrisburg-senators/what-to-eat) - When your stomach starts to growl, give yourself a few minutes to wander around the boardwalk at Metro Bank Park to weigh your concession options. If you turn right upon entering through the main gate, you’ll see MoMo’s BBQ stand that sells such items as pulled pork or chicken sandwiches, Texas beef brisket and BBQ
- [Pre-Game Attractions for Metro Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/harrisburg-senators/pre-game-attractions) - Get to City Island good and early; Metro Bank Park’s gates open an hour before first pitch Monday through Thursday and 90 minutes before first pitch Friday through Sunday, but there’s a long list of things to see before you shift your focus to baseball. Upon parking your vehicle, check out any of the number
- [Metro Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/harrisburg-senators/metro-bank-park) - Metro Bank Park has been home to the Eastern League's Harrisburg Senators since their inception. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls And Autographs at Metro Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/harrisburg-senators/get-balls-and-autographs) - You shouldn’t have any problems getting a handful of autographs during your visit to Metro Bank Park. The Senators, whose dugout is on the first base side, sign around the dugout before the game, and if you’re lucky, you’ll also get a guy or two to sign in this area after the game. The home
- [Harrisburg Senators](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/harrisburg-senators) - Eastern League AA affiliate of the Washington Nationals Metro Bank Park 245 Champion Way, Harrisburg, PA, 17101 (717) 231-4444 information@senatorsbaseball.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Baltimore Orioles, Orioles Park at Camden Yards (82 miles) Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park (110 miles) Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (120 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park (88 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
- [Where To Sit At Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/where-to-sit-at-municipal-stadium) - Where To Sit At Municipal Stadium Seating at Municipal Stadium is divided into four main categories. (The Field Suites, however, likely won't apply to you. There are only two suites, and they're more field-level boxes than traditional stadium-style suites. They're located adjacent to one another down the first base line, just beyond the infield.) If you want protection from the sun,
- [Hagerstown Suns](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns) - South Atlantic League Class-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals Municipal Stadium 274 East Memorial Blvd., Hagerstown, MD, 21740 Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards (73 miles) Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (74 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Field (155 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (191 miles) AA: Harrisburg Senators, Metro Bank
- [Where to Park at Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/municipal-stadium-parking) - Going to a Hagerstown Suns game? Here's what you need to know about Municipal Stadium parking.
- [What To Eat At Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/what-to-eat-at-municipal-stadium) - The food at Municipal Stadium is varied and tasty, but some of the hot sellers will sell out quickly. In addition to the standard items offered at virtually every ballpark, this facility has a number of standout items to whet your appetite. Hartle's Subs, which is located behind home plate, offers such subs as roast
- [Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/municipal-stadium) - Read a guide to Municipal Stadium before your next visit to Hagerstown to watch the Suns. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/how-to-get-to-municipal-stadium) - If you're heading toward Municipal Stadium on Interstate 81, take Exit 6A (US 40 East). Following this road will take you through downtown Hagerstown and the University of Maryland-Hagerstown campus. Turn right on Cleveland Avenue prior to the Ames Shopping Center, then merge left onto South Cannon Avenue and enter the ballpark parking lot on
- [How To Get A Ball At Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/how-to-get-a-ball-at-municipal-stadium) - While the construction of many Minor League Baseball ballparks allows fans to snag batting practice home runs, this isn't likely at Municipal Stadium. Because South Cannon Avenue runs directly behind the outfield fence, and particularly behind the fence in left field, there's an enormous fence located directly behind the ballpark's outfield fence. Though part of
- [Finding Your Way Around Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/finding-your-way-around-municipal-stadium) - If you arrive at Municipal Stadium before the gates open, take some time to explore the facility. Even before you're able to enter, there are several sights worth seeing if you're the type of person who enjoys exploring. Getting a ball during batting practice before the game is difficult at Municipal Stadium, but it's possible
- [Autograph Tips For Municipal Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/hagerstown-suns/autograph-tips-for-municipal-stadium) - Autograph collecting is pretty easy at Municipal Stadium because the teams enter the field from a conjoined clubhouse located down the first base line. In ballparks with clubhouses on opposite sides of the field, it can be a challenge to obtain the autographs you're seeking, as you'll need to run back and forth. You won't
- [Where To Sit At First National Bank Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/greensboro-grasshoppers/where-to-sit-at-first-national-bank-field) - Where To Sit At First National Bank Field The seating bowl at First National Bank Field consists of 14 sections of standard folding chair-back seats that stretch from shallow left field to shallow right field. The six seating sections that are directly behind home plate are known as the Premium Seats section, and are the priciest in the park by a small margin.
- [Where to Park at First National Bank Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/greensboro-grasshoppers/first-national-bank-field-parking) - First National Bank Field’s location in downtown Greensboro means there are plenty of parking options for you to consider. If you want to leave your vehicle in a lot and have just a short walk to the ballpark, there are a pair of lots on the east side of Edgeworth Street — a street that
- [What To Eat At First National Bank Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/greensboro-grasshoppers/what-to-eat-at-first-national-bank-field) - You’ll want to ensure that you arrive at First National Bank Field with a big appetite, as you’ll find no shortage of tantalizing items at concession stands throughout the facility. At the O. Henry’s Corner concession, you’ll find such fare as BBQ sandwiches, pulled chicken sandwiches, and BBQ nachos. One notable item to try is
- [Get Balls and Autographs at First National Bank Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/greensboro-grasshoppers/get-balls-and-autographs-at-first-national-bank-field) - It’s possible to begin your quest to snag a baseball before you walk through the First National Bank Field gates. To do so, you’ll want to stand on the sidewalk along North Eugene Street, which runs behind the right field fence during batting practice. Although there’s a large net that is designed to keep baseballs
- [First National Bank Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/greensboro-grasshoppers/first-national-bank-field) - If you’re planning a baseball trip to North Carolina, you might have the top-tier ballparks in Charlotte and Durham on your list. There are several other parks that you should strongly consider, however — including the outstanding one in Greensboro. First National Bank Field opened in 2005 under the name First Horizon Park. One thing
- [Greensboro Grasshoppers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/greensboro-grasshoppers) - South Atlantic League High-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates First National Bank Field 408 Bellemeade St., Greensboro, NC, 27401 336-268-2255 Official team site
- [Where To Sit At Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/where-to-sit-at-dow-diamond) - Where To Sit At Dow Diamond Dow Diamond is one of the rare Minor League Baseball facilities that doesn't have any bleachers, which means you have the luxury of box-style seating throughout the park. Seating at Dow Diamond is simple -- box seats run essentially from the edge of the infield on the left field side to the same spot on
- [Where to Park at Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/dow-diamond-parking) - The Loons charge $3 for parking at Dow Diamond, which is a reasonable price by Class-A standards. Perhaps the only hiccup to the parking situation at this ballpark is the size of the lot. Because it only holds around 700 vehicles, it's possible for the lot to fill before the game begins. (Dow Diamond has
- [What To Eat At Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/what-to-eat-at-dow-diamond) - Dow Diamond's many concession stands offer a variety of unique and tasty food options. Like any ballpark, you can enjoy hot dogs, nachos, peanuts and soft drinks here, but if want a number of less-common options, this ballpark does not disappoint. Because of the design of the concourse, all the main concession stands are located
- [How To Get To Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/how-to-get-to-dow-diamond) - The closest professional ballpark to Dow Diamond is Lansing's Cooley Law School Stadium, which is 84 miles to the south. Because of the Midland's location in the northern tip of Michigan, it's almost certain you'll be driving to Dow Diamond from the south -- especially if your trip includes a stop at a Detroit Tigers
- [How To Get A Ball At Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/how-to-get-a-ball-at-dow-diamond) - At some Class-A ballparks, it's possible to stand beyond the outfield fence to catch or pick up balls hit during batting practice. That process won't fly at Dow Diamond. Dow Diamond is large and fancy enough that its perimeter doesn't simply end at the outfield fence. While this situation poses a bit of a challenge
- [Great Lakes Loons History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/great-lakes-loons-history) - The franchise that is known today as the Great Lakes Loons and resides in Midland, MI, has a lengthy history that has taken it through three states, four ballparks and six Major League affiliations. The Loons story begins back in 1982, when the Springfield Cardinals joined the Midwest League. Based in Springfield, IL, the team
- [Great Lakes Loons](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons) - Midwest League Class-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers Dow Diamond 825 East Main Street, Midland, MI, 48640 (989) 837-BALL Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Detroit Tigers, Comerica Park (123 miles) Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (280 miles) Chicago White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field (285 miles) AAA: Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field (165 miles) Columbus Clippers, Huntington Park (300
- [Finding Your Way Around Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/finding-your-way-around-dow-diamond) - There are two separate gates at Dow Diamond but the front one is reserved for fans with season's tickets. Unless this includes you, you'll almost certainly park at the main lot at the stadium's rear. There's a gate in this area, too, and as you approach it, you won't be able to miss the park's
- [Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/dow-diamond) - Midland's Dow Diamond opened in 2007 and is home to the Midwest League's Great Lakes Loons. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autograph Tips For Dow Diamond](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/great-lakes-loons/autograph-tips-for-dow-diamond) - Virtually every Minor League ballpark is a dream for any autograph collector. With few exceptions, players are accessible, accommodating and happy to sign for fans. At Dow Diamond, however, the atmosphere is even better. True, MiLB players sign around their dugouts and bullpens before most games. It's not rocket science to state this fact. But
- [Fresno Grizzlies](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fresno-grizzlies) - Although professional baseball in Fresno dates back to the late 1800s, hosting such teams as the Fresno Raisin Eaters, Cardinals, Sun Sox, Giants and Suns. Although today's Fresno Grizzlies team was formed in 1998, the franchise's roots date back to 1969. The Tucson Toros played in the Pacific Coast League from that year to 1997,
- [Where To Sit At Nymeo Field At Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/where-to-sit-at-harry-grove-stadium) - Where To Sit At Nymeo Field At Harry Grove Stadium Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium is divided into three seating zones and ticket prices vary by a couple bucks depending on how early you buy them. The lower bowl of the stadium, called the Field Level Seating section, is comprised of eight rows of box seats. These seats offer a close-up view of the
- [Where to Park at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/nymeo-field-at-harry-grove-stadium-parking) - The Keys offer free parking for fans at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium, and the lots are large and immediately adjacent to the ballpark. If you get to the park early enough, you’ll be able to park in the large lot in front of the park’s main gates. If the game is heavily attended
- [What To Eat At Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/what-to-eat-at-harry-grove-stadium) - The concessions at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium offer the usual fare you’d expect to find in any ballpark in America. Hot dogs, nachos, pizza and other standard items are sold throughout the ballpark. Your best bet, however, is the popular Gourmet Angus Stand on the third base side, located adjacent to the Brewer’s
- [Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/nymeo-field-at-harry-grove-stadium) - Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium has been home to the Frederick Keys since 1990. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/how-to-get-to-nymeo-field-at-harry-grove-stadium) - Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium is easy to reach, given its proximity to I-270 and I-70. If you’re going to a game from the Baltimore area, take I-70 West toward Frederick. Exit on Exit 54 from Route 7 East, and stay right on the exit ramp. Turn left at Monocracy Boulevard, which is at
- [How To Get A Ball At Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/how-to-get-a-ball-at-nymeo-field-at-harry-grove-stadium) - If you’ve never been able to get a ball at a professional baseball game, your luck might soon change upon a visit to Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium. Your odds of getting a ball increase if you’re taking in a night and if you arrive early. Before night games, the teams take batting practice,
- [Frederick Keys History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/frederick-keys-history) - Professional, affiliated baseball came to Frederick, MD, in time for the 1989 season and has been a popular outing for the town’s residents ever since. The Keys, named after Frederick native Francis Scott Key, who composed The Star-Spangled Banner in 1814, spent the 1989 season at McCurdy Field, which opened in 1924 and lacked many
- [Finding Your Way Around Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/finding-your-way-around-nymeo-field-at-harry-grove-stadium) - When you arrive at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium, you have two parking options. In most cases, you’ll be able to park in the lot in front of the stadium, which means you’ll have no trouble finding the ticket office and front gates. The park’s gates open an hour before first pitch, so if
- [Autograph Tips For Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys/autograph-tips-for-nymeo-field-at-harry-grove-stadium) - It’s easy to get autographs at every Minor League ballpark, but at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium, you can get many players to sign for you before they even reach the field. This ballpark is one of the most accommodating for autograph seekers that you’ll find, thanks to its unique construction and the location
- [Frederick Keys](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/frederick-keys) - Carolina League Class-A Advanced affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles Harry Grove Stadium 21 Stadium Drive, Frederick, MD, 21703 301-662-0013 Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards (48 miles) Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (51 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park (160 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (193 miles) AA: Bowie Baysox, Prince George's Stadium (58 miles)
- [Where To Sit At Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/where-to-sit-at-parkview-field) - Where To Sit At Parkview Field Where you choose to sit at Parkview Field depends entirely on your preferences. If you want to plop down on a blanket in a grassy area, you can do so. If you'd rather have a more private area, there are plenty of options for that, too. Parkview Field's Lawn Seats are the most affordable option
- [Where to Park at Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/parkview-field-parking) - Going to a Fort Wayne TinCaps game? Here's what you need to know about Parkview Field parking.
- [What To Eat At Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/what-to-eat-at-parkview-field) - If the saying, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away" is true, a visit to Parkview Field is sure to help you steer clear from any medical center. While the TinCaps offer an extensive menu, most notable is the aptly named Apple Cart concession stand, located on the first base concourse. Here, you can
- [Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/parkview-field) - Read a guide to Parkview Field before your next trip to Fort Wayne to watch the TinCaps. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/how-to-get-to-parkview-field) - If you're visiting Parkview Field from east of Fort Wayne, take I-469 and get off at Exit 19, toward US-30. Turn left at IN-930/State Road 930/US-30 and continue to follow IN-930 for 5.4 miles. Continue on E. Washington Boulevard for 3.1 miles, then turn left on Fairfield Avenue. Continue to the second intersection, and turn
- [Fort Wayne TinCaps](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps) - Midwest League Class-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres Parkview Field 1301 Ewing St., Fort Wayne, IN, 46802 info@tincaps.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Cincinnati Reds, Great American Ball Park (154 miles) Detroit Tigers, Comerica Park (160 miles) Chicago White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field (161 miles) Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field (171 miles) AAA: Toledo
- [How To Get A Ball At Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/how-to-get-a-ball-at-parkview-field) - When the gates open, run to the grass area beyond the outfield fence. Running here is important because batting practice will wrap up in the next 10 to 15 minutes, in all likelihood. On your journey, cut through the Appleseed Picnic Pavilion, which is located in the right field corner behind Fort Wayne’s bullpen. There’s
- [Fort Wayne TinCaps History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/fort-wayne-tincaps-history) - The 1993 season marked the arrival of professional baseball in Fort Wayne, IN. Then a Midwest League affiliate of the Minnesota Twins, the Fort Wayne Wizards, as they were first known, played at Memorial Stadium. That ballpark opened in 1993 and was the site of Alex Rodriguez' first professional home run, which came on April
- [Finding Your Way Around Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/finding-your-way-around-parkview-field) - The gates at Parkview Field open 1.5 hours before first pitch, which is 30 minutes sooner than the vast majority of Minor League Baseball ballparks. In other words, make sure to get to Parkview Field early. But don't be in a huge rush to get into the ballpark. Before the gates open, take a stroll
- [Autograph Tips For Parkview Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fort-wayne-tincaps/autograph-tips-for-parkview-field) - If you enter Parkview Field as soon as the gates open, batting practice is likely to still be underway. This means that players aren't apt to sign, at least not just yet. Position yourself along the fence by either dugout -- the TinCaps are on the first base side and the visitors are across the
- [Where to Sit at Segra Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fayetteville-woodpeckers/where-to-sit-at-segra-stadium) - Where to Sit at Segra Stadium The majority of the seating at Segra Stadium consists of standard stadium seats situated between the field and concourse. The pricing varies according to location. You can expect to pay between $17 and $20 in any of the six sections that are directly behind home plate. For a seat in any of the three sections
- [What to Eat at Segra Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fayetteville-woodpeckers/what-to-eat-at-segra-stadium) - Segra Stadium offers a wide range of impressive dining options for fans, ensuring that no one who visits the ballpark with a big appetite will leave feeling hungry. As you walk the concourse, you’ll see numerous concession stands and food carts with a diverse array of fare. If you’re in the mood for Mexican fare,
- [Segra Stadium Parking](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fayetteville-woodpeckers/segra-stadium-parking) - Segra Stadium’s downtown location means that there are all sorts of convenient parking options available to fans. This ballpark doesn’t have a large, dedicated parking lot, but you’ll have no trouble finding a place to park your vehicle on game days. In fact, the city boasts that it has more than 4,000 paid and free
- [Segra Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fayetteville-woodpeckers/segra-stadium) - Segra Stadium is one of the newest ballparks in the minor leagues, and there’s a good chance it won’t be long after your arrival that you realize it’s one of the best. Take a short walk around, and it will become apparent that the park’s architect (Populous, which has designed more than a dozen MLB
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Segra Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fayetteville-woodpeckers/get-balls-and-autographs-at-segra-stadium) - Entering Segra Stadium as soon as its gates open (one hour before first pitch) will increase your chances of getting a baseball. You’ll want to immediately walk around the concourse and look through the seats, scour the grass berm, and check out any other nooks and crannies that may yield a baseball left over after
- [Fayetteville Woodpeckers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/fayetteville-woodpeckers) - Carolina League Single-A affiliate of the Houston Astros Segra Stadium 460 Hay Street, Fayetteville NC, 20301 910-339-1989 Official team site
- [Where To Sit At Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/where-to-sit-at-jerry-uht-park) - Where To Sit At Jerry Uht Park Like many Minor League teams, the Erie SeaWolves keep it simple when it comes to offering fans different options in which to sit. Tickets at the ballpark range from $8 to $12, and you’ve got just three sections to consider as you plan your visit to Jerry Uht Park. If you’re not a fan of
- [Where to Park at Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/jerry-uht-park-parking) - Because of its downtown location, Jerry Uht Park doesn’t have a large parking lot as is common at many Minor League parks. Instead, you’ve got a number of parking options including several city lots and even street parking. Numerous lots within a couple blocks of the ballpark offer covered and open-air parking, and you can
- [What To Eat At Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/what-to-eat-at-jerry-uht-park) - Jerry Uht Park doesn’t have a menu that is overly notable. Of course, the park’s concession stands are loaded with typical ballpark fare, which is great if you enjoy hot dogs, nachos, popcorn and other staples. If you want to try something different, head to the concession area directly behind home plate. Here, you’ll see
- [Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/jerry-uht-park) - Jerry Uht Park has been home to the Erie Seawolves since 1995. Before your visit to Erie, find ind the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/how-to-get-to-jerry-uht-park) - Jerry Uht Park is located in the heart of Erie, and while it’s not immediately accessible via the interstate, it’s still pretty easy to reach by car. If you’re south of Erie, take US-79 North to Exit 183A (West 12th Street). Follow West 12th Street for several city blocks until you reach State Street, where
- [How To Get A Ball At Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/how-to-get-a-ball-at-jerry-uht-park) - Jerry Uht Park has several pros and cons when it comes to trying to get a ball one way or another. If you’ve had success with standing behind the outfield fence and running down batting practice home runs before the game, that plan won’t work here. Just behind the left field fence stands a 20-foot
- [Finding Your Way Around Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/finding-your-way-around-jerry-uht-park) - Should you get to Jerry Uht Park before the gates open, it’s worth taking a walk around the area. At some parks, you can spend ample time taking in the sights, but there’s not much to see here. True, the ballpark is situated in downtown Erie, but its surroundings aren’t exactly noteworthy. Once the gates
- [Erie SeaWolves History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/erie-seawolves-history) - Just as Minor League players hope to work their way up the ranks, the Erie SeaWolves have also done so. The club began life as a Short-Season A franchise in the New York-Penn League, but after four years at that level, moved up to the AA Eastern League. The SeaWolves joined the ranks of professional
- [Autograph Tips For Jerry Uht Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves/autograph-tips-for-jerry-uht-park) - Your chances of getting some autographs during a visit to Jerry Uht Park are about the same as another other ballpark in the Eastern League. For the most part, players are accommodating toward fans, and because injured Major Leaguers often spend time in the league on rehab stints, you might even get the chance to
- [Erie SeaWolves](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/erie-seawolves) - Eastern League AA affiliate of the Detroit Tigers Jerry Uht Park 110 East 10th Street, Erie, PA, 16501 (814) 456-1300 seawolves@seawolves.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (102 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (129 miles) Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre (197 miles) AAA: Buffalo Bisons, Coca-Cola Field (96 miles) Rochester Red Wings, Frontier Field (161 miles) Toledo Mud Hens,
- [Where To Sit At Southwest University Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/el-paso-chihuahuas/where-to-sit-at-southwest-university-park) - Where To Sit At Southwest University Park Southwest University Park has fixed seats for 7,500 fans, plus enough space on the grass berm in the outfield and in various standing room spots that the park can accommodate about 9,500 people for large events. This means that you've got plenty of options about not only where to sit, but also where to hang
- [Where to Park at Southwest University Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/el-paso-chihuahuas/southwest-university-park-parking) - Because of its downtown location, parking for a Chihuahuas game is a breeze. Other than a VIP lot at the corner of West Franklin Avenue and Durango Street, there aren't any "official" ballpark parking lots. That said, there are many parking lots and spots in the neighborhood around the ballpark. The Mills Plaza Parking Garage,
- [What To Eat At Southwest University Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/el-paso-chihuahuas/what-to-eat-at-southwest-university-park) - Heavily influenced by the cuisine of West Texas and Mexico, the latter of which is visible from the ballpark, Southwest University Park's menu is one of the best that you'll find in all the minor leagues. Make sure that you show up to the park with an appetite, as there is no shortage of outstanding
- [Southwest University Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/el-paso-chihuahuas/southwest-university-park) - Southwest University Park is the home to the El Paso Chihuahuas in the Pacific Coast League AAA affiliate of the San Diego Padres.
- [Pregame Attractions At Southwest University Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/el-paso-chihuahuas/pregame-attractions-at-southwest-university-park) - Southwest University Park is situated in downtown El Paso, which means that there's a long list of attractions that you can check out on foot. The El Paso Museum of History and the El Paso Museum of Art are both in the immediate vicinity of the park. If you're into unique architecture, check out the
- [How To Get A Ball At Southwest University Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/el-paso-chihuahuas/how-to-get-a-ball-at-southwest-university-park) - Your quest to snag a ball at Southwest University Park can begin long before the ballpark's gates open. Take a walk along North Santa Fe Street, which runs behind right and right-center fields. The ballpark's open design allows you to see the field of play from the sidewalk, so you'll have no trouble discerning whether
- [El Paso Chihuahuas](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/el-paso-chihuahuas) - The El Paso Chihuahuas are the newest member of the Pacific Coast League, joining prior to the start of the 2014 season. The franchise moved to Chihuahua from Tucson, where they'd played as the Padres between 2011 and 2013. Prior to that, the team was situated in Portland and known as the Beavers. The franchise
- [Where To Sit At Grainger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/down-east-wood-ducks/where-to-sit-at-grainger-stadium) - Where To Sit At Grainger Stadium Grainger Stadium has a seating capacity of 4,100, making it the second-smallest park in the Carolina League. The result is a park that has a cozy feel, but still offers plenty of seating options for fans. The three main seating options in the ballpark are the grandstand behind home plate, the bleachers on the third
- [Where to Park at Grainger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/down-east-wood-ducks/grainger-stadium-parking) - The parking situation at Grainger Stadium is about as simple as it gets. There are large parking lots on either side of the home plate plaza and multiple entry points into each. This design allows traffic to flow easily in and out of the lots, which is handy because Grainger Stadium is partially surrounded by
- [What To Eat At Grainger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/down-east-wood-ducks/what-to-eat-at-grainger-stadium) - Foodies will enjoy that Grainger Stadium is situated smack dab in a part of the state that has its own type of barbecue. Eastern-style North Carolina barbecue is known for its “whole hog barbecue,” and there are numerous restaurants around the area that prepare meat in this style. While it might be appealing to visit
- [Grainger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/down-east-wood-ducks/grainger-stadium) - Unless you’ve been to a long list of minor league ballparks, there’s a good chance that you haven’t been to one older than Kinston’s Grainger Stadium. This historic facility began hosting ballgames in 1949, and although there have been various stretches without affiliated baseball, the park has given fans in eastern North Carolina many years
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Grainger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/down-east-wood-ducks/get-balls-and-autographs-at-grainger-stadium) - If you’re looking to get a baseball and some autographs during your visit to Grainger Stadium, you shouldn’t have trouble on either front. There are several ways to get a baseball once you’re inside the stadium, but a good option is to walk through the area behind the outfield fence after batting practice concludes. It’s
- [Down East Wood Ducks](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/down-east-wood-ducks) - Carolina League Single-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers Grainger Stadium 400 E. Grainger Ave., Kinston, NC, 28504 252-643-5305 Official team site
- [Where to Park at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/arthur-w-perdue-stadium-parking) - Going to a Delmarva Shorebirds game? Here's what you need to know about Arthur W. Perdue Stadium parking.
- [Where To Sit At Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/where-to-sit-at-arthur-w-perdue-stadium) - Where To Sit At Arthur W. Perdue Stadium Arthur W. Perdue Stadium gives fans a number of choices when it comes to selecting a seat, but not so many that it's overwhelming to choose where you want to sit. The lower bowl of the park is small and divided into two seating areas, while the upper section is all general admission. A long
- [What To Eat At Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/what-to-eat-at-arthur-w-perdue-stadium) - If you’re the type of fan for whom a visit to the ballpark isn’t complete without a hot dog, some peanuts or popcorn and a soft drink, you’ll certainly find these items at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium at several concession stands along the concourse. But if you’d rather avoid these conventional eats, this ballpark has
- [How To Get To Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/how-to-get-to-arthur-w-perdue-stadium) - Salisbury, MD is a bit off the beaten path if you're visiting other pro ballparks on your road trip. Located in Maryland, just south of the Delaware border, Salisbury is just a half-hour drive from Ocean City, a tourist hotspot. The drive to Salisbury is scenic and if you're driving from the west (you most
- [How To Get A Ball At Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/how-to-get-a-ball-at-arthur-w-perdue-stadium) - Arthur W. Perdue Stadium is simply one of the best ballparks you'll ever come across when it comes to getting a ball. Like most other Minor League parks, Perdue Stadium doesn't open its gates until batting practice is over. Don't be dismayed -- long before you walk through the gates, you should have at least
- [Delmarva Shorebirds](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds) - South Atlantic League Class-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles Arthur W. Perdue Stadium 6400 Hobbs Rd., Salisbury, MD, 21804 (410) 219-3112 info@theshorebirds.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards (114 miles) Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (122 miles) AAA: Norfolk Tides, Harbor Park (135 miles) Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park
- [Finding Your Way Around Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/finding-your-way-around-arthur-w-perdue-stadium) - The gates to the parking lot at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium open two hours before first pitch, which is ideal if you like getting to the ballpark early to make the most of your visit. If you're early, one of the best things to do is head beyond the outfield fence to try to catch
- [Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/arthur-w-perdue-stadium) - Read a complete fan guide to Arthur W. Perdue Stadium before your next Delmarva Shorebirds game. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autograph Tips For Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/autograph-tips-for-arthur-w-perdue-stadium) - If you hope to get several autographs from members of the Shorebirds or the visiting team, you won't likely be disappointed. Minor League parks are famously fan friendly -- it's reasonable to expect several players to sign for you without much prompting. When the gates open, head down to field level and move to the
- [Delmarva Shorebirds History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/delmarva-shorebirds/delmarva-shorebirds-history) - If you plan to take in a Delmarva Shorebirds game at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium, the first thing you need to know is Dalmarva isn't a city. It's a name given to this region and stands for DELaware, MARyland, VirginiA. The Shorebirds play in the town of Salisbury, MD, and have done so since 1996.
- [Where to Park at Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/columbus-clippers/huntington-park-parking) - Downtown ballparks can often be a hassle to reach by car, but it’s clear sailing to get to Huntington Park for a Clippers game. Despite the park’s downtown location, it’s just a couple minutes off I-670. Huntington Park’s location means you’ve got a wide range of parking options to consider. Official lots charge between $3
- [Where To Sit At Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/columbus-clippers/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Huntington Park Huntington Park offers an impressive selection of seating options for fans, and regardless of whether you favor swanky or relaxed, you’ll find it here. The park’s crown jewels are the Loge Seats and Club Seats sections, found directly behind home plate. The Club seats are closer to the field, while the Loge-level seats are a
- [Pre-Game Attractions for Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/columbus-clippers/pre-game-attractions) - Arriving in time to take a lap around any ballpark can boost the enjoyment of your visit, and a pre-game walk around Huntington Park is no different. Professional baseball in Columbus has a long history, dating back to 1902. The Clippers embrace the city’s baseball history and honor it with a statue and series of
- [What To Eat At Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/columbus-clippers/what-to-eat) - Being located in Columbus’ Arena District means you’ve got a wealth of choices for pre-game dining – but it's a smart choices to visit Huntington Park on an empty stomach. The home of the Clippers boasts one of the best menus in the International League, and whether you favor traditional ballpark fare or items that
- [Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/columbus-clippers/huntington-park) - The Columbus Clippers have called Huntington Park home since the 2009 season. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Huntington Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/columbus-clippers/get-balls-and-autographs) - Walking away from a minor league game with a souvenir baseball is a thrill, and with the right approach, you can experience this thrill at Huntington Park. Batting practice begins long before the gates open, but you can watch it through the windows along West Nationwide Boulevard. Keep an eye out for home runs and
- [Columbus Clippers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/columbus-clippers) - International League AAA affiliate of the Cleveland Indians Huntington Park 330 Huntington Park Lane, Columbus, Ohio, 43215 614-462-5250 info@clippersbaseball.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Cincinnati Reds, Great American Ball Park (108 miles) Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (143 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (185 miles) AAA: Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field (136 miles) Indianapolis Indians, Victory Field (175
- [Chattanooga Lookouts](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/chattanooga-lookouts) - The Chattanooga Lookouts franchise has played Double-A baseball since 1885 and has been affiliated with a long list of Major League Baseball clubs. The club has split its time between the Southern League and the now-defunct Southern Association, but has been a constant member of the former league since 1976. Throughout their history, the Lookouts
- [Where To Sit At BB&T Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/charlotte-knights/where-to-sit-at-bbt-ballpark) - Where To Sit At BB&T Ballpark Like virtually every new MiLB facilities, there's no bad place to spend time when you visit BB&T BallPark. There are, however, some specific places that you'll likely want to consider sitting to maximize your experience. Given that the best feature of BB&T BallPark is its view, you'll likely want to sit facing the city skyline.
- [Where to Park at BB&T BallPark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/charlotte-knights/bbt-ballpark-parking) - Unlike most MiLB facilities, BB&T BallPark doesn't have a dedicated parking lot, but its location in uptown Charlotte means that baseball fans have a wide range of parking options to consider. There are many parking garages and lots within a few blocks of BB&T BallPark, and while the uptown business community uses them during the
- [What To Eat At BB&T Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/charlotte-knights/what-to-eat-at-bbt-ballpark) - You'll definitely want to visit BB&T BallPark with an appetite and you can rest assured that you'll be thoroughly stuffed by the end of the game. This International League facility boasts an impressive selection of food sold at a number of exciting concession stands located around the concourse. If it's a hot dog that you're
- [Pregame Attractions At BB&T Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/charlotte-knights/pregame-attractions-at-bbt-ballpark) - You might be visiting Charlotte with the intention of catching a couple of Knights games, but you won't have to sit around in your hotel room waiting for the BB&T BallPark gates to open. This is a city with a ton of things to see and do, including several sports attractions that are within walking
- [How To Get A Ball At BB&T Ballpark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/charlotte-knights/how-to-get-a-ball-at-bbt-ballpark) - BB&T BallPark presents you with some good opportunities to snag a ball during your visit. As with any MiLB facility, getting there early and scouring the seats for leftover batting practice balls is worthwhile. If you hope to snag a home run ball once the game begins, the outfield seats the Home Run Seats section
- [BB&T BallPark](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/charlotte-knights/bbt-ballpark) - BB&T BallPark is the home to the Charlotte Knights (MiLB). Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before your next visit to Charlotte.
- [Charlotte Knights](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/charlotte-knights) - International League AAA affiliate of the Chicago White Sox BB&T BallPark 324 S. Mint St., Charlotte, NC, 28202 704-274-8300 Official team site
- [Where To Sit At Five County Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/carolina-mudcats/where-to-sit-at-five-county-stadium) - Where To Sit At Five County Stadium There are four different seating options for you to consider in advance of your visit to Five County Stadium. The Premium section consists of six sections of seats between the dugouts. These sections are unique because they’re only four rows deep, making them a nice choice for fans who don’t enjoy being in the middle of
- [Carolina Mudcats](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/carolina-mudcats) - Carolina League Single-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers Five County Stadium 1501 NC 39 Hwy., Zebulon, NC, 27597 919-269-2287 Official team site
- [Where to Park at Five County Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/carolina-mudcats/five-county-stadium-parking) - Parking for a Mudcats game at Five County Stadium is extremely straightforward. The ballpark has two large parking lots that fans can use, and getting to either lot is a breeze. If you’re traveling to the park along Old Hwy. 264, you can turn into the lot that is situated on the ballpark’s third base
- [What To Eat At Five County Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/carolina-mudcats/what-to-eat-at-five-county-stadium) - The Mudcats name is a slang term for catfish, so it’s only appropriate that this form of seafood is available at Five County Stadium. The park’s concessions team serves a tasty catfish po’ boy sandwich, featuring lightly breaded catfish topped with a slightly spicy sauce. It’s quite tasty, and is a unique ballpark item that
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Five County Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/carolina-mudcats/get-balls-and-autographs-at-five-county-stadium) - At a lot of smaller minor league parks, it’s possible to hang out behind the outfield fence in an effort to snag a baseball during or after batting practice. That’s not the case at Five County Stadium, however, where fans are restricted from visiting this area. That’s not a big deal, though — with the
- [Five County Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/carolina-mudcats/five-county-stadium) - In today’s world, it’s refreshing to find a ballpark that is devoid of a corporate name — and especially if that park has a name that ties in well with its geographical area. Five County Stadium, situated in Zebulon, NC, does an exemplary job of this. The ballpark’s name pays tribute not only to the
- [Where To Sit At Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/where-to-sit-at-coca-cola-field) - Where To Sit At Coca-Cola Field All the seats in Coca-Cola Field are box style, including those in the three General Admission sections (121, 123 and 125) in the left field corner. Buffalo's Special Reserved seats, which run along the lower half of the lower deck from dugout to dugout and in the center of the suite level, cost $11.50 for
- [Where to Park at Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/coca-cola-field-parking) - Going to a Buffalo Bisons game? Here's what you need to know about Coca-Cola Field parking.
- [What To Eat At Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/what-to-eat-at-coca-cola-field) - Buffalo is the birthplace of Buffalo chicken wings, and fortunately, they're on the menu at Coca-Cola Field. If you're in the mood for wings, you can get an order at Ballpark Wings 'n Things, located in the concourse behind Section 122, in the right field corner. Once you get your wings, you can spice and
- [How To Get To Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/how-to-get-to-coca-cola-field) - Though located in Buffalo's downtown core, Coca-Cola Field is surprisingly easy to reach by car. It's no more than a minute off I-190, and you can see it from the highway. If you're traveling to Coca-Cola Field from the north, take I-190 southbound and get off at Exit 6 (Elm Street). Turn left onto Swan
- [How To Get A Ball At Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/how-to-get-a-ball-at-coca-cola-field) - If you hope to find a batting practice ball laying somewhere inside Coca-Cola Field after the gates open, it won't be easy. As is the case at other ballparks, BP balls are picked up by Coca-Cola Field staff between the end of batting practice and the gates opening. That doesn't mean, however, that they notice
- [Finding Your Way Around Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/finding-your-way-around-coca-cola-field) - You can enter Coca-Cola Field through one of four different gates. If you want to enter directly into the stadium's main home plate concourse, use either of the main gates at the front of the stadium. A gate in each corner (Swan Street and Washington Street) gives you access to the stadium in the left
- [Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/coca-cola-field) - Read a guide to Coca-Cola Field before your next trip to Buffalo to watch the AAA Bisons. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Buffalo Bisons History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/buffalo-bisons-history) - Few franchises in professional baseball (or in any sport, for that matter) have histories comparable to that of the Buffalo Bisons. In fact, for a city that may not be known as a hub of baseball, Buffalo has a hugely impressive baseball historical resume. Today's Bisons were born in 1979, when the then-Eastern League AA
- [Autograph Tips For Coca-Cola Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons/autograph-tips-for-coca-cola-field) - If you're hoping for some autographs at Coca-Cola Field, decide which team you'll pursue prior to the gates opening. Once you've decided, head immediately to that team's dugout area once you're in the stadium. The Bisons dugout is on the first base side and the visitors' is on the third base side. As is the
- [Buffalo Bisons](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/buffalo-bisons) - International League AAA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays Coca-Cola Field 27 Washington St., Buffalo, NY, 14203 Buffalo Bisons team site Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre (102 miles) Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (194 miles) AAA: Rochester Red Wings, Frontier Field (75 miles) Syracuse Chiefs, NBT Bank Stadium (138 miles) AA: Erie SeaWolves, Jerry Uht Park (97 miles) Binghamton Mets, NYSEG Stadium (199 miles) A:
- [Where To Sit At Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/where-to-sit-at-prince-georges-stadium) - Where To Sit At Prince George’s Stadium With an official attendance of 10,000, you've got a lot of seating options when you visit Prince George's Stadium. This ballpark is the biggest in the Eastern League, and despite its size, the team keeps things simple with three pricing options for fans. Those who wish to be as close to the action as possible
- [Where to Park at Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/prince-georges-stadium-parking) - The Baysox are one of a small handful of Eastern League teams that don't charge for parking, which is always something that fans appreciate. Given that Prince George's Stadium has a capacity of 10,000, the ballpark's parking lot is enormous. It's so big, in fact, that the sections farthest away from the main gates are
- [What To Eat At Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/what-to-eat-at-prince-georges-stadium) - The menu at Prince George's Stadium doesn't have the standout items of nearby Ripken Stadium, for example, but it's still got a number of offerings that will fill you up and leave you satisfied. The must-visit concession stand is the Black Angus Grille on the third base side, which is especially popular among meat lovers.
- [Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/prince-georges-stadium) - Prince George's Stadium has been the home of the Bowie Baysox since 1993. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/how-to-get-to-prince-georges-stadium) - You can't see Prince George's Stadium from the highway, but the ballpark is still easy to find. The key is trusting that you're in the right place, because there's little to indicate that a 10,000-seat stadium sits just out of your view. Prince George's Stadium's official address is 4101 Northeast Crain Highway, but it's technically
- [Bowie Baysox](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox) - Eastern League AA affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles Prince George's Stadium 4101 Northeast Crain Highway, Bowie, MD, 20717 (301) 805-6000 and (805) 464-4865 info@baysox.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (20 miles) Baltimore Orioles, Orioles Park at Camden Yards (33 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Field (181 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders,
- [How To Get A Ball At Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/how-to-get-a-ball-at-prince-georges-stadium) - Just as Prince George's Stadium is friendly for autograph collectors, it's also a pretty good park to give you a chance of getting a baseball. And like a number of Minor League parks, it's possible to snag a ball long before the gates even open. To do so, get to the park a couple of
- [Finding Your Way Around Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/finding-your-way-around-prince-georges-stadium) - To get the most out of your Prince George's Stadium and Bowie Baysox experience, get to the ballpark as early as you can. The gates open an hour before first pitch, but because you don't have to pay to park, you can get to the facility as early as you'd like. Once you park your
- [Bowie Baysox History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/bowie-baysox-history) - Some Minor League Baseball teams have eventful histories that include numerous affiliations and name changes. The Bowie Baysox have been an Eastern League constant since 1993, and very little has changed in the last two decades. Between 1989 and 1992, the Baltimore Orioles Eastern League team was the Hagerstown Suns, but a swell in demand
- [Autograph Tips For Prince George's Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/bowie-baysox/autograph-tips-for-prince-georges-stadium) - If you enjoy collecting autographs during your visits to different ballparks, you'll be glad you visited Prince George's Stadium. This park is extremely fan friendly to autograph seekers, regardless of the team whose players you're after. As is the case with other parks in the Minor Leagues, fans can get most players to sign in
- [Birmingham Barons](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/birmingham-barons) - The Birmingham Barons have a long, storied history that dates back more than a century. Since 1885, the franchise has played in a handful of leagues under a handful of names, but has always been situated in Alabama's largest city. The team has been known by such colorful names as the Ironmakers, Maroons, Grays, Blues,
- [Where To Sit At NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/where-to-sit-at-nyseg-stadium) - Where To Sit At NYSEG Stadium When visiting NYSEG Stadium, you essentially have two seating choices. The park's seating is comprised of box seats; no bleachers here. The box seats are divided by a cross aisle that runs along the length of the seating area, which is essentially from the edge of the outfield in left field all the way to
- [Where to Park at NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/nyseg-stadium-parking) - Going to a Binghamton Mets game? Here's what you need to know about NYSEG Stadium parking.
- [What To Eat At NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/what-to-eat-at-nyseg-stadium) - In addition to selling the standard types of stadium food found throughout America, NYSEG Stadium offers a handful of items that are definitely worth trying. In the concourse behind home plate, close to the front gates of the stadium, stadium staff cook up a number of items including burgers and sausages. You'll be able to
- [NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/nyseg-stadium) - Read a complete guide to NYSEG Stadium before your next visit to Binghamton to watch the Mets. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/how-to-get-to-nyseg-stadium) - NYSEG Stadium is located a few minutes off Interstate 81, making it easy to get to from out of town. If approaching from the north, take I-81 southbound to Binghamton and get off at Exit 4S (Binghamton/Route 7/Brandywine Street). Follow Route 7 southbound for three-quarters of a mile and get off at the Route 11
- [How To Get A Ball At NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/how-to-get-a-ball-at-nyseg-stadium) - If you want to try to snag a ball during a visit to NYSEG Stadium, get there early to give yourself the best chance of success. The stadium's gates open an hour before first pitch, but make sure you're there 30 to 60 minutes before that. Very few other fans will be around, which helps
- [Finding Your Way Around NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/finding-your-way-around-nyseg-stadium) - Unlike many ballparks in the Minors and Majors, NYSEG Stadium isn't built in the center of an area that caters to baseball fans. To be blunt, the stadium isn't situated in the best part of town. Once you park, however, you can leave the grit of the neighborhood behind and enjoy a AA baseball experience.
- [Binghamton Mets History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/binghamton-mets-history) - The Binghamton Mets (or B-Mets, as they're often called) franchise dates back to 1987, when the team played in nearby Williamsport, PA and was called the Williamsport Bills. The Bills played at Bowman Field, home of today's Williamsport Crosscutters of the New York-Penn League, from 1987 to 1991. During that span, the club was affiliated
- [Autograph Tips For NYSEG Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets/autograph-tips-for-nyseg-stadium) - Like most parks in the Minors, getting autographs at NYSEG Stadium is a fun, easy experience. Because the construction of the stadium allows you to get extremely close to the players, you're able to meet players, get photos and have items signed virtually anywhere in the park. The B-Mets dugout is on the first base
- [Binghamton Mets](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/binghamton-mets) - Eastern League AA affiliate of the New York Mets NYSEG Stadium 211 Henry St., Binghamton, NY, 13901 607-723-6387 Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium (181 miles) Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park (187 miles) New York Mets, Citi Field (189 miles) AAA: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC Field (66 miles) Syracuse Chiefs, NBT Bank Stadium (76 miles) Rochester Red Wings, Frontier
- [Where To Sit At Dwyer Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/batavia-muckdogs/where-to-sit-at-dwyer-stadium) - Where To Sit At Dwyer Stadium The Muckdogs keep things simple with their ticketing options. The sections immediately at field level are stadium-style box seats, while those above the cross-aisle are bleacher seats. Pricing can vary from season to season, but all of the tickets are affordable. The small size of the ballpark means that many of the seating sections have
- [What To Eat At Dwyer Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/batavia-muckdogs/what-to-eat-at-dwyer-stadium) - Like many ballparks at the Short-Season A level, Dwyer Stadium offers a simple concession menu that is loaded with baseball staples. Hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza, popcorn, fries, peanuts, nachos, and other standard fare is all available at the Home Plate Grill concession stand, aptly found behind home plate. Of particular note are the hot dogs,
- [Where to Park at Dwyer Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/batavia-muckdogs/dwyer-stadium-parking-2) - Parking at Dwyer Stadium is about as easy as it gets. Parking is free in the ballpark's official lot, which is accessible via Bank Street. If you arrive early, you'll have no trouble getting a spot in this lot. If you have a choice, try to park on the far side of the lot as
- [Pregame Attractions At Dwyer Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/batavia-muckdogs/pregame-attractions-at-dwyer-stadium) - Dwyer Stadium is situated in a neighborhood that is largely residential, so there's not much in the way of nearby attractions to check out before the game. That said, there's a community park beyond Dwyer Stadium's left field fence that often plays host to youth baseball games, especially on weekends. You'll easily be able to
- [Batavia Muckdogs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/batavia-muckdogs) - The Batavia Muckdogs were a Minor League Baseball franchise from 1939 to 2020, but lost their affiliated status during MLB's 2020 reorganization of the minor leagues. Fortunately for baseball fans in New York State, and baseball travelers who enjoy checking out small ballparks, the Muckdogs continue to play as a member of the Perfect Game
- [How To Get A Ball At Dwyer Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/batavia-muckdogs/how-to-get-a-ball-at-dwyer-stadium) - Your best chance of getting a baseball during your visit to Dwyer Stadium occurs before the ballpark even opens, provided that batting practice is taking place. As is often the case at ballparks in the lower levels of the minor leagues, home runs will actually leave the park and land on a grassy area beyond
- [Dwyer Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/batavia-muckdogs/dwyer-stadium) - Read a guide to Dwyer Stadium before your next trip to watch the Batavia Muckdogs. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Where To Sit At Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/where-to-sit-at-falcon-park) - Where To Sit At Falcon Park Like other small facilities, the seating at Falcon Park is pretty simple. The lower section features stadium-style plastic folding seats, while the upper section is comprised of standard aluminum bleachers. Because of the low prices of tickets across the board ($7 box seats and $5 bleacher seats for adults, $6.50 and $4, respectively, for children/seniors),
- [Where to Park at Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/falcon-park-parking) - Going to an Auburn Doubledays game? Here's what to know about Falcon Park parking.
- [What To Eat At Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/what-to-eat-at-falcon-park) - Falcon Park doesn't boast a lengthy food and drink menu, but you'll be impressed by the stadium's low prices when it comes to refreshments. If you're looking for standard ballpark fare, it's all here. You'll find the usual suspects -- burgers, hot dogs, nachos -- but also some honorable mentions such as the chicken or
- [How To Get To Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/how-to-get-to-falcon-park) - Even if you're following a map or GPS, it's easy to second guess that you're headed in the right direction. Single-A stadiums are small to begin with, but in the quiet town of Auburn (pop. 30,000), Falcon Park takes the concept of community baseball to a new level. Nestled in a residential area, Falcon Park
- [How To Get A Ball At Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/how-to-get-a-ball-at-falcon-park) - If catching a ball is your mission, small ballparks such as Falcon Park are ideal. There are fewer fans, of course, which means less competition. If you want to catch a foul ball down the baselines, this may prove difficult. Because the field is set below (rather than level with) your feet if you're in
- [Finding Your Way Around Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/finding-your-way-around-falcon-park) - If you enter Falcon Park through the main gate, navigating your way around is pretty simple. Because it's a small, one concourse facility, it's easy to freely walk around the park; there are no off-limit sections and there will be no stairs until you climb up or down to your seat. The park's lone concession
- [Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/falcon-park) - Read everything you need to know about Falcon Park before your next trip to watch the Auburn Doubledays. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Autograph Tips For Falcon Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/autograph-tips-for-falcon-park) - Single-A ball is a dream come true for the fan who's into collecting autographs. Because this level is the first stop on the pro circuit for the majority of players, it's rare to get turned down for a signature. Typically between 19 and 21 years of age, these players are largely happy to sign, pose
- [Auburn Doubledays](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays) - New York-Penn League Short-Season A affiliate of the Washington Nationals Leo Pinckney Field at Falcon Park 130 N. Division St., Auburn, New York www.auburndoubledays.com Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre (219 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (226 miles) AAA: Syracuse Chiefs, NBT Bank Stadium (28 miles) Rochester Red Wings, Frontier Field (63 miles) AA: Binghamton Mets, NYSEG Stadium (80 miles) Erie
- [Auburn Doubledays History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/auburn-doubledays/auburn-doubledays-history) - Auburn's short-season single-A baseball club has been known as the Doubledays since 1996, during which time they were an affiliate of the Houston Astros. The club remained under Houston's umbrella through the 2000 season, and was absorbed by the Toronto Blue Jays from 2001 to 2010. In September 2010, the team announced an affiliation with
- [Where To Sit At Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/where-to-sit-at-peoples-natural-gas-field) - Where To Sit At Peoples Natural Gas Field Like many parks across Minor League Baseball, Peoples Natural Gas Field raises each of its tickets slightly on gameday. So, if you plan to take in a game in Altoona and are preparing a road trip ahead of time, it’s smart to buy your tickets in advance and just pick them up at the will
- [Where to Park at Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/peoples-natural-gas-field-parking) - When you approach Peoples Natural Gas Field, you’ll see a sizeable lot directly in front of the ballpark. This lot is reserved for fans with VIP tickets, season tickets or handicapped passes. If you’re not one of the above, proceed to the parking garage located just beyond the left field corner. Parking here costs $3,
- [Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/peoples-natural-gas-field) - Peoples Natural Gas Field has been the home of the Altoona Curve since the beginning. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before your visit.
- [What To Eat At Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/what-to-eat-at-peoples-natural-gas-field) - The Altoona Curve demonstrate care and attention to detail when it comes to the upkeep of Peoples Natural Gas Field, so it’s only fitting the same attitude goes into creating a memorable ballpark menu. If you’re not the most adventurous of eaters, you’ll be able to find common ballpark staples such as hot dogs, nachos,
- [How To Get To Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/how-to-get-to-peoples-natural-gas-field) - From west of Altoona, take I-80 East to the Philipsburg/Woodland Exit to U.S. 322 East. Follow the road for roughly 25 miles, and then take U.S. 220 South until it merges with I-99 South. Stay on the road for another 20 miles after the merger and then take a right at the Frankstown Road Exit.
- [How To Get A Ball At Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/how-to-get-a-ball-at-peoples-natural-gas-field) - Unlike the ballparks of some Eastern League counterparts including the Bowie Baysox, New Hampshire Fisher Cats and Trenton Thunder, it’s pretty difficult to get a ball during your visit to Peoples Natural Gas Field. Whereas you’ll have success at many parks by being well prepared in anticipation of your visit, what you’ll need most in
- [Finding Your Way Around Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/finding-your-way-around-peoples-natural-gas-field) - Although some people might see the placement of Peoples Natural Gas Field’s parking lot as a hassle, it has a silver lining. Although it’s not immediately adjacent to the ballpark gates, you’ll be able to take in the beauty of the park from a distance as you walk toward it from your vehicle. You’ll soon
- [Altoona Curve](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve) - Eastern League Double-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates Peoples Natural Gas Field 1000 Park Avenue, Altoona, PA, 16602 877-99-CURVE frontoffice@altoonacurve.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (96 miles) Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards (177 miles) Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (179 miles) Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (218 miles) Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank
- [Autograph Tips For Peoples Natural Gas Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/autograph-tips-for-peoples-natural-gas-field) - If you’re visiting Peoples Natural Gas Field with the hopes of going home with a few autographs, you should be able to achieve your goals. But there are a few things to know that will help you improve your chances of success. The home team is situated on the first base side, and as is
- [Altoona Curve History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/altoona-curve/altoona-curve-history) - As you might expect, the addition of the Arizona Diamondback and Tampa Bay Devil Rays to Major League Baseball in 1998 meant that Minor League Baseball would also see an expansion. The creation of these two new MLB franchises paved the way for Altoona to receive a pro team; however, the Altoona squad would be
- [Albuquerque Isotopes](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/albuquerque-isotopes) - If you're a fan of The Simpsons, you might recall a 2001 episode in which the Springfield Isotopes baseball considers moving to Albuquerque. Luckily for Springfield's baseball fans, Homer Simpson thwarts the plan by staging a hunger strike to save the team Isotopes. Fast forward a year and when the Pacific Coast League's Calgary Cannons
- [Where To Sit At Canal Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/akron-rubberducks/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Canal Park As is often the case in the minors, Canal Park’s seating is comprised of one seating bowl at field level. Up top, you’ll find the suite level on the same level as the press box. Tickets for RubberDucks games are affordable; you’ll pay no more than $9 for the best seats in the house, which
- [Where to Park at Canal Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/akron-rubberducks/canal-park-parking) - Despite being located in Akron’s downtown core, Canal Park is almost within sight of Route 59, which winds through the city. The chances are pretty good you’ll find yourself on Route 59 as you head to Akron, which means that getting from the highway to the ballpark takes just a couple minutes, even when there’s
- [Pre-Game Attractions for Canal Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/akron-rubberducks/pre-game-attractions) - Despite Canal Park’s downtown location, the neighborhood around the ballpark isn’t exactly brimming with things to see and do. Although you’ll find a handful of bars and restaurants within walking distance to the park, the above-average food selection at Canal Park means you’re better off saving your appetite until the gates open. The area around
- [What To Eat At Canal Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/akron-rubberducks/what-to-eat) - Any list of extreme eats across the minor leagues should include a mention of Akron’s Canal Park. The ballpark is known for not just one, but a handful of famous (or is it infamous?) concession items guaranteed to test even the most experienced of eaters. Perhaps most notable is the 3 Dog Night, which could
- [Get Balls And Autographs at Canal Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/akron-rubberducks/get-balls-and-autographs) - Snagging a ball during a visit to any ballpark can brighten your day, but getting one before the gates open is somehow even more exciting. Your odds of doing so during your visit to Canal Park are pretty good, provided batting practice is taking place. Although much of the area beyond the ballpark’s outfield fence
- [Canal Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/akron-rubberducks/canal-park) - The Akron RubberDucks have called Canal Park home since the 1997 season. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Akron RubberDucks](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/akron-rubberducks) - Eastern League Double-A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians Canal Park 300 South Main St., Akron, OH, 44308 330-253-5151 information@akronrubberducks.com Official team site Closest teams/stadiums: MLB: Cleveland Indians, Progressive Field (39 miles) Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park (111 miles) Detroit Tigers, Comerica Park (191 miles) AAA: Columbus Clippers, Huntington Park (125 miles) Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field (135 miles) Buffalo Bisons, Coca-Cola Field (216 miles) AA:
- [Where To Sit At Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/where-to-sit-at-leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium) - Where To Sit At Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium With a capacity of 6,500, Ripken Stadium gives you more seating options than every New York-Penn League ballpark except for MCU Park in Brooklyn and Richmond County Bank Ballpark in Staten Island. The ballpark is divided into two seating bowls; the 100s run around the lower level to midway between the infield and outfield fence,
- [Where to Park at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium-parking) - Going to an Aberdeen IronBirds game? Here's what you need to know about Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium parking.
- [What To Eat At Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/what-to-eat-at-leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium) - If you enjoy seafood, under no circumstances should you consider visiting Maryland without sitting down to a feast of crab. The same can be said for a visit to Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium. While eating seafood at a ballpark might be otherwise suspect, it's possible to get the best crab of your life while
- [Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium) - Read a complete Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium guide before your next visit to Aberdeen to watch the IronBirds. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get To Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/how-to-get-to-leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium) - Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium is located just a couple minutes off I-95. In fact, the interstate runs so close to the rear of the ballpark that you can see and hear the cars if you're back in this area. Despite its proximity to the highway, Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium sits in a heavily
- [How To Get A Ball At Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/how-to-get-a-ball-at-leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium) - If you've never been able to snag a ball at a pro baseball game, your luck has a very good chance of changing with a visit to Ripken Stadium. While your odds of catching a foul ball or getting a toss-up from a player are about equal to any other Minor League Baseball facility, the
- [Finding Your Way Around Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/finding-your-way-around-leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium) - One of the best things about a visit to Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium is that long before the ballpark's gates open, there are plenty of things to do. If snagging a ball during batting practice is a goal, head to the area beyond the outfield fence and see how many balls you can manage.
- [Autograph Tips For Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/autograph-tips-for-leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium) - The odds of getting a number of autographs during a visit to Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium are high, considering how easygoing players typically are in Short-Season A ball. The IronBirds don't have an autograph booth set up in the concourse, but don't let this get you down. When the gates open, run (or walk,
- [Aberdeen IronBirds History](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds/aberdeen-ironbirds-history) - The Aberdeen IronBirds have played in the New York-Penn League since the 2002 season. The franchise, which is owned by Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr., was brought to the Baltimore area after Ripken purchased the Utica Blue Sox of the NYPL in February of 2002. The team's name, obviously, is a nod to
- [Aberdeen IronBirds](https://www.theballparkguide.com/minors/aberdeen-ironbirds) - New York-Penn League Short-Season A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles Ripken Stadium 873 Long Dr., Aberdeen, MD, 21001 info@ironbirdsbaseball.com Closest teams/stadiums MLB: Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards (29 miles) Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park (67 miles) Washington Nationals, Nationals Park (69 miles) AAA: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Coca-Cola Park (112 miles) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, PNC
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- [Where to Park at Nationals Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/washington-nationals/nationals-park-parking) - There are several official garages and lots situated around Nationals Park, giving fans a variety of pricing options to consider. If you’re the type of fan who wants to leave your vehicle as close to the stadium as possible, you’ll want to use either the Geico Garage or Garage C. Both garages are situated along
- [Washington Nationals](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/washington-nationals) - Baseball fans in the nation's capital enjoyed professional ball for many years before the Washington Senators left town after the 1971 season, and it would be several decades before professional ball once again called D.C. home. After spending 1969 to 2004 in Montreal as the Expos, the franchise made news by moving to Washington and
- [Where To Sit At Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/where-to-sit-at-rogers-centre) - Where To Sit At Rogers Centre Like many MLB clubs, tickets at Rogers Centre are more expensive for the games designed as "Premium," which basically means you'll pay more to watch the Yankees and Red Sox. (However, there are a number of other opponents who appear occasionally as Premium visitors, including the Mariners, Mets and Indians.) If the opponent is of
- [Where to Park at Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/rogers-centre-ballpark-parking) - Going to a Toronto Blue Jays game? Here's what you need to know about Rogers Centre parking.
- [What To Eat At Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/what-to-eat-at-rogers-centre) - Regardless of what you expect to pay for food at Rogers Centre, it's likely you'll find everything overpriced. Calling stadium food overpriced, of course, is doing little more than pointing out the obvious. But the Blue Jays don't mind adding an extra $1 or 50 cents to an item because most fans will pay it.
- [Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/rogers-centre) - Read a complete Rogers Centre guide before your next visit to Toronto to watch the Blue Jays. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [How To Get A Ball At Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/how-to-get-a-ball-at-rogers-centre) - Like other MLB stadiums, batting practice is your best chance to get a ball during a visit. The key to succeeding during batting practice is getting there early. You don't have to be lined up first at your gate, but you definitely want to be as early as possible. At Rogers Centre, the gates open
- [Hotels Near Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/hotels-near-rogers-centre) - If you're visiting Toronto and need a place to stay, look no further than the Westin Harbour Castle. Located in the heart of the city's downtown, right on the shores of Lake Ontario, the Westin is about a 10-minute walk from Rogers Centre. It's also close to the Air Canada Centre, home of the Maple
- [Finding Your Way Around Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/finding-your-way-around-rogers-centre) - Navigating your way around Rogers Centre is simple due to the circular design of the stadium. Unlike some facilities with paths jutting away from the main concourse, Rogers Centre is made up of one long, circular concourse per level. The stadium has 15 gates, meaning the lineups aren't typically too long. Your ticket indicates the
- [Autograph Tips For Rogers Centre](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays/autograph-tips-for-rogers-centre) - Prior to your visit, check the Blue Jays website to see if the team will have a signing booth set up in the concourse. Before select games (usually on Fridays) the team has a former or current player sign for a short period of time up in the concourse behind the 100 Level. The booth
- [Toronto Blue Jays](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/toronto-blue-jays) - Canada's second Major League Baseball franchise, behind the former Montreal Expos, joined the league during the expansion of 1977. The team took some time to get competitive, but became a perennial contender in the late 1980s and early 1990s. That success culminated with back-to-back World Series titles in 1992 and 1993, marking the first time
- [Where to Park at Globe Life Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/texas-rangers/texas-rangers-parking) - Globe Life Field is part of a district that also includes AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, and Choctaw Stadium, which is home to several minor league sports franchises. This means that there are plenty of parking lots within a short walk to each of these venues. The prices of these lots vary considerably,
- [Texas Rangers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/texas-rangers) - The Texas Rangers began life in Washington, D.C., where they were known as the Senators between 1961 and 1971. The franchise moved south in time for the 1972 American League season and took the name of the Rangers as a tip of the cap to the state's famed law enforcement organization. Ballpark / Stadium -
- [Where to Park at Tropicana Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/tampa-bay-rays/tropicana-field-parking) - Tropicana Field is surrounded by official parking lots that are rarely full — perhaps because the Tampa Bay Rays don’t exactly lead the major leagues in attendance. These lots are divided into Premium and General lots. For most games, Premium parking costs $20 and General parking costs $15, both of which are fairly affordable by
- [Tampa Bay Rays](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/tampa-bay-rays) - The Tampa Bay Rays broke into baseball in 1998, although the team was originally known as the Devil Rays and occasionally panned for its colorful uniforms. For the first several years of its existence, the team dwelled at the bottom of the American League standings but over time, began to build a winner. Although the
- [Where to Park at Busch Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/st-louis-cardinals/busch-stadium-parking) - The downtown location of Busch Stadium means that there are several different parking options for you to consider when you arrive for a Cardinals game. As is virtually always the case with downtown ballparks, there are multiple garages and lots immediately around the park — but they tend to be on the pricey side. A
- [St. Louis Cardinals](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/st-louis-cardinals) - Although professional baseball in St. Louis dates back to the 1870s, the present-day Cardinals started out as the St. Louis Brown Stockings in 1882. By 1900, the club had adopted the Cardinals name and has used the same name ever since. The Cards, as they're often called, are one of the most successful franchises in
- [Where to Park at T-Mobile Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/seattle-mariners/t-mobile-park-parking) - There are several official garages and lots located in close proximity to Seattle’s T-Mobile Park, making it convenient to find parking for Mariners games. You can expect to pay in the $30 to $35 range in the garages around T-Mobile Park, including the Mariners Garage, the Lumen Field Garage and the Union Station Garage. If
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- [Where to Park at Oracle Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/san-francisco-giants/oracle-park-parking) - When you talk to any baseball traveler who has visited all 30 MLB parks, there’s a good chance that they’ll cite Oracle Park as one of their favorites. This means that you might decide to plan a trip to San Francisco on the sooner side so that you can join the ranks of fans who
- [San Francisco Giants](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/san-francisco-giants) - Among the most successful franchises in Major League Baseball history, the San Francisco Giants roots date back to the early 1880s and New York City. Then known as the New York Gothams, the club used the name of the New York Giants between 1886 and 1957 before relocating in the City by the Bay, where
- [Where to Park at Petco Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/san-diego-padres/petco-park-parking) - Widely known as a must-visit destination in the major leagues, San Diego’s Petco Park is situated in the city’s downtown with plenty of parking options around it. If you want to be as close to the ballpark as possible, plan to use one of the Preferred lots for $40. Other close options, including the Bayfront
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- [Where To Sit At PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/pittsburgh-pirates/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At PNC Park As a modern ballpark, PNC Park really doesn’t have a bad spot from which to enjoy the game. That said, there are some things that you’ll want to keep in mind before you buy your tickets to see the Pirates. Because the view of the downtown skyline beyond the outfield fence is so impressive, it’s
- [Where to Park at PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/pittsburgh-pirates/pnc-park-parking) - PNC Park is situated on Pittsburgh’s North Shore, and features one of the most picturesque ballpark scenes in the country. If you’re getting to and from the stadium by car, you should follow one simple cardinal rule. If you’re driving in from the north, park in one of the many locations on the North Shore.
- [What To Eat At PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/pittsburgh-pirates/what-to-eat) - When you meet people who’ve been to several MLB ballparks and the topic of PNC Park comes up, they’ll often tell you how it’s near the top of their list because of its views. What might not immediately come up, however, is PNC Park’s food selection. This isn’t because the dining scene is poor —
- [Pre-Game Attractions At PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/pittsburgh-pirates/pre-game-attractions) - Regardless of where you park, or if you’re walking to PNC Park from a downtown hotel, make sure to take a walk between the ballpark and the Allegheny River. This area, known as the Riverwalk, is a popular pre-game spot for fans and curious onlookers alike. When the weather is nice, you’ll see several boats
- [PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/pittsburgh-pirates/pnc-park) - PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, is often considered one of the nicest parks in baseball. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls And Autographs At PNC Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/pittsburgh-pirates/get-balls-and-autographs) - If you’re eager to snag a ball during your visit to PNC Park, your best bet is to do so during batting practice. This means that you’ll want to get into the park as soon as it opens, but there’s an outside chance that you’ll get a ball before you’re inside. Head to the Riverwalk
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- [Where to Park at Citizens Bank Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/philadelphia-phillies/citizens-bank-park-parking) - Parking at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia is very straightforward. The ballpark is part of a stadium complex that also includes stadiums for the NFL’s Eagles and NHL’s Flyers, so there are several large lots from which to choose. General parking in these lots costs $25 on game days. If you have an oversized vehicle,
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- [Where to Park at Target Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/minnesota-twins/target-field-parking) - A pair of large parking structures, the ABC Ramps and Hawthorne Ramps, are situated close to Target Field and combine to provide close to 7,000 parking spaces for fans. These structures are just a few minutes’ walk from the downtown ballpark, and are also popular for people who are attending other events in Minneapolis. It
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- [Where To Sit At American Family Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/milwaukee-brewers/where-to-sit-at-miller-park) - Where To Sit At American Family Field Arguably, the most unique seating section in American Family Field isn’t a stadium seat, but is rather a restaurant chair inside of the T.G.I. Friday’s location beyond the left field fence. Any fan can enter Friday’s for a drink and/or some food before the game, and there’s no added cost of doing so. If you
- [Where to Park at American Family Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/milwaukee-brewers/american-family-field-parking) - American Family Field's location means that you don’t have a wealth of unique parking options to consider. It’s more a case of choosing the lot that works best for you when you pull up to this National League ballpark. The General/Green Lots are your best bet financially, with rates ranging from $11 to $15, depending
- [What To Eat At American Family Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/milwaukee-brewers/what-to-eat-at-miller-park) - You can’t visit Wisconsin without enjoying a beer, a brat and some cheese curds, and you can enjoy all of these and more at American Family Field. Johnsonville is headquartered less than two hours from the ballpark, and this company’s famous brats are sold in nearly two-dozen different locations around American Family Field. Regardless of
- [Pre Game Attractions At American Family Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/milwaukee-brewers/pre-game-attractions-at-miller-park) - American Family Field is just a short drive away from a number of Milwaukee attractions, but there aren’t a lot of things to see and do immediately around the ballpark. Whereas many MLB parks are built in areas that have multiple attractions within walking distance, American Family Field is arguably more like an NFL stadium
- [How To Get A Ball At American Family Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/milwaukee-brewers/how-to-get-a-ball-at-miller-park) - American Family Field belongs to a select group of MLB facilities at which it’s possible to snag a batting practice home run before you enter the park. This phenomenon is common in the minor leagues, but rare in the big leagues. If you get to American Family Field before the gates open, walk around the
- [American Family Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/milwaukee-brewers/american-family-field) - American Family Field is home to the Milwaukee Brewers (MLB). Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before your next visit to Milwaukee.
- [Milwaukee Brewers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/milwaukee-brewers) - The Milwaukee Brewers began life as the Seattle Pilots, a short-lived American League club that went bankrupt after the its lone season in 1969. The franchise was moved to Milwaukee by Bud Selig, who handed over control of the team when he eventually became the commissioner of Major League Baseball. Ballpark / Stadium - American
- [Where to Park at LoanDepot Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/miami-marlins/loandepot-park-parking) - LoanDepot Park is surrounded by 10 parking areas (six lots and four garages), so you’ll have no shortage of options if you want to be close to the ballpark. The cost of parking varies based on the day of the week and even the opponent that is in town to play the Marlins. For most
- [Miami Marlins](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/miami-marlins) - At the time that they appeared on the Major League Baseball schedule in 1993, the Marlins were known as the Florida Marlins. The team dropped the Florida from its name after the 2011 season and took Miami, which better reflected its city. The team has qualified for the postseason just twice, in 1997 and 2003,
- [Where to Park at Dodger Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/los-angeles-dodgers/dodgers-stadium-parking) - Los Angeles traffic is notorious, but the good news is that when you eventually arrive at Dodger Stadium, you’ll find that it has no shortage of parking options around it. There are parking lots designed for fans of every budget. If you don’t mind paying for close access to the park, you can pay in
- [Los Angeles Dodgers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/los-angeles-dodgers) - The Los Angeles Dodgers franchise dates back to the 1880s, but its roots were found nearly 3,000 miles from sunny L.A. Based in Brooklyn, NY, the team used more than half a dozen names before using the Dodgers between 1932 and 1957. The team moved to Los Angeles in 1958 and kept the Dodgers name.
- [Where to Park at Angel Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/los-angeles-angels-of-anaheim/angel-stadium-parking) - Angel Stadium is surrounded by parking on all sides, making it easy to find a spot to leave your vehicle before an Angels game. The parking is divided into two categories, General and Reserved. The latter lots are situated closer to the ballpark, but the walk from a General lot to your stadium gate isn’t
- [Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/los-angeles-angels-of-anaheim) - There's no question that saying Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim is a tongue-twister, but no one's going to fault you for just simply saying, "Angels." Besides, this team's name hasn't always been this long. When the franchise joined the American League in 1961, it was known as the Los Angeles Angels. In 1966, the name
- [Kansas City Royals](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/kansas-city-royals) - The Kansas City Royals were one of four expansion teams to join Major League Baseball in 1969. The other clubs to enter the league at the same time as Kansas City were the Montreal Expos, San Diego Padres and Seattle Pilots. The Royals haven't changed cities or team names since they were formed and have played in the American
- [Where to Park at Kauffman Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/kansas-city-royals/kauffman-stadium-parking) - Parking at Kauffman Stadium for a Royals game is about as simple as it gets, given the ballpark’s location outside of the city’s downtown core. When you approach Kauffman Stadium, you’ll see signage for General Parking and Reserved Parking. There are multiple lots that belong to each category. Reserved Parking is close to the ballpark,
- [Houston Astros](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/houston-astros) - The Houston Astros have frequently made news headlines for their futility in recent seasons, but the club hasn't always dwelled at the bottom of the Major League Baseball standings. Although the Astros have yet to be crowned World Series champions, the club has seen a number of key moments from star players since it joined
- [Where to Park at Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/houston-astros/minute-maid-park-parking) - Minute Maid Park's downtown location means that you've got a long list of viable options if you're planning to drive to the game. The Astros estimate that there are close to 25,000 parking spots within a short walk of the ballpark, so you’ll have no trouble finding something that suits your budget. If you want
- [What To Eat At Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/houston-astros/what-to-eat-at-minute-maid-park) - Visiting virtually any part of Texas is paradise for any foodie, and if you're someone who enjoys unique concession options, Minute Maid Park has plenty to offer. The Street Eats concession stand, located at Sections 124 and 408, offers a variety of unique fare, including the Chicken Waffle Cone and La Michoacana Tacos. The former
- [Where To Sit At Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/houston-astros/where-to-sit-at-minute-maid-park) - Where To Sit At Minute Maid Park Perhaps the most unique seating section at Minute Maid Park is the Crawford Boxes, which are in straightaway left field. This section has an upbeat vibe, and the fans here will keep you well entertained from before the first pitch through the final out. The left field fence at Minute Maid Park is just 315
- [Pregame Attractions At Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/houston-astros/pregame-attractions-at-minute-maid-park) - Any city the size of Houston offers an endless list of things to see and do during your visit. Space Center Houston is a Smithsonian-affiliated museum that has an extensive collection of more than 400 space-related artifacts. Other museums that are worth checking out around the city include the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the
- [Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/houston-astros/minute-maid-park) - After years of cellar dwelling, the Houston Astros have been one of the hottest teams in baseball over the past handful of seasons with a World Series championship in 2017 and an American League Pennant in 2019. The sign-stealing scandal that dates back to 2017 and was revealed in early 2020, however, has left a
- [How To Get A Ball At Minute Maid Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/houston-astros/how-to-get-a-ball-at-minute-maid-park) - As with any MLB park, your best shot at getting a baseball is during batting practice. Spending time in any of the outfield seating sections is obviously a good plan as soon as you get into Minute Maid Park, but this ballpark has another area that is perfect for snagging deep drives. Make your way
- [Where To Sit At Comerica Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/detroit-tigers/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Comerica Park It can be overwhelming to come face-to-face with the dozen-plus seating options whenever you visit a new MLB ballpark, but the key thing to remember is that with a few exceptions, every park has the same sort of choices. You’ve got high-priced tickets close to the field, cheap tickets in the upper deck and myriad
- [Where to Park at Comerica Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/detroit-tigers/comerica-park-parking) - Any time you visit a ballpark in an urban area, you’re faced with a ton of parking choices. Detroit is no different, and like many other cities, you’ll progressively pay more to park as you get closer to Comerica Park. One smart option is to stay at any of the hotels downtown that are within
- [What To Eat At Comerica Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/detroit-tigers/what-to-eat-at) - You don’t quite need to go on a fast before your visit to Comerica Park, but the emptier your stomach, the more room you’ll have to load up on the park’s varied fare. Of course, deciding what to eat depends on your tastes. If you can’t quite wait until the park opens, Leo’s Coney Island
- [Pre-Game Attractions for Comerica Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/detroit-tigers/pre-game-attractions) - It’s always fun to take a long walk around the entire perimeter of every ballpark you visit, but doing so during your visit to Comerica is a must. The highlight of your walk will be the dozens of lifelike tiger statues you’ll notice along the way. (If visiting with young kids, create an impromptu game
- [Get Balls And Autographs at Comerica Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/detroit-tigers/get-balls-and-autographs) - If you’re determined to get a ball during your visit to Comerica Park, the best thing you can do is get to the park as early as you can before the gates open. Regardless of the day of the week, Comerica Park’s gates open 1:35 before first pitch (ie: 5:30 p.m. for a 7:05 p.m.
- [Comerica Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/detroit-tigers/comerica-park) - Comerica Park has been home to the Detroit Tigers since 2000. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before your visit to Detroit.
- [Detroit Tigers](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/detroit-tigers) - The Detroit Tigers franchise was born in 1894, making it one of the oldest in the American League. Unlike many other organizations in Major League Baseball, the franchise hasn't changed cities or names. The team's been the Detroit Tigers since Day One. Ballpark / Stadium - Comerica Park After calling Tiger Stadium home from 1912
- [Where To Sit At Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/colorado-rockies/where-to-sit-at-coors-field) - Where To Sit At Coors Field No seating section at Coors Field is as iconic as the Rockpile, which is the name given to the bleachers in straightaway center. This structure climbs high above the concourse to give fans a bird's-eye view of the field, and while the action might seem a little too far away for your liking, this is
- [Where to Park at Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/colorado-rockies/coors-field-parking) - Coors Field has a lot to offer visiting baseball fans, including parking that is surprisingly affordable. It's customary to spend a lot of money when you park at MLB facilities, but you'll be happy to learn that it's rare to spend more than $25 to park at Coors Field. The Rockies offer fans multiple parking
- [What To Eat At Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/colorado-rockies/what-to-eat-at-coors-field) - The concession choices at Coors Field at varied and offer something for everyone, much like the city of Denver itself. One of the most notable food options is a burger from the Helton Burger Shack, named after longtime Rockies slugger Todd Helton. This concession stand is located on the concourse in left-center field, and features
- [Pregame Attractions At Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/colorado-rockies/pregame-attractions-at-coors-field) - Coors Field's location in downtown Denver means that you've got no shortage of things to see and do before the game — and after, if you're attending an afternoon match-up. One site that ballpark aficionados will definitely want to check out is the National Ballpark Museum, which contains a wide range of exciting artifacts that
- [How To Get A Ball At Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/colorado-rockies/how-to-get-a-ball-at-coors-field) - The outfield seating situation at Coors Field is unique in that the placement of a water fountain attraction in center field and the bullpens in right-center field mean that there are no field-level seats in these areas. This means that there are limited spots to stand in the outfield in hopes of snagging a batting
- [Coors Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/colorado-rockies/coors-field) - Coors Field Park is home to the Colorado Rockies (MLB). Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before your next trip to Denver.
- [Colorado Rockies](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/colorado-rockies) - In 1993, for the first time since 1977, Major League Baseball expanded to add two more teams -- the Colorado Rockies and the Florida Marlins. The Rockies took their name from a former National Hockey League franchise, which existed from 1976 to 1982. The hockey team had little success, but the National League's Rockies have fared
- [Where To Sit At Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/where-to-sit-at-progressive-field) - Where To Sit At Progressive Field Progressive Field offers fans a wide variety of seating options at a range of prices that are feasible for every budget. Like many teams, the Indians have different prices for each section depending on the visiting team in town. If it's a team designed at a premium opponent, such as the New York Yankees or
- [Where to Park at Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/progressive-field-parking) - Going to a Cleveland Guardians game? Save some time and money with these tips on Progressive Field parking.
- [Cleveland Guardians](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians) - Professional baseball in Cleveland dates back to the 1890s and the modern-day Indians franchise was born in 1915. In the years previous, dating back to the club's entrance into the American League in 1901, the team held such colorful nicknames as the Bluebirds, Broncos and Naps. Ballpark / Stadium - Progressive Field The Indians play
- [Major League Teams](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors) - Discover every MLB team on TheBallparkGuide.com. Dive into stadiums, history, and fan experiences for the ultimate baseball team guide.
- [What To Eat At Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/what-to-eat-at-progressive-field) - Although there are a ton of sports bar-type establishments in the blocks surrounding Progressive Field, make sure you take your appetite through the stadium's gates. Sure, stadium food is overpriced, but part of the experience of visiting a new park is trying to local fare, and you won't be disappointed in Cleveland. Progressive Field's concessions
- [Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/progressive-field) - Heading to Cleveland to see the Guardians? Read this detailed guide to Progressive Field to learn where to park, where to sit, and what to eat.
- [How To Get To Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/how-to-get-to-progressive-field) - Progressive Field is located in the heart of downtown Cleveland, which might give you the impression that it's a hassle to reach by car. Fortunately, you can see Progressive Field from I-90 and given the stadium's close proximity to the highway, you'll be parked and walking to the gates in no time. One of the
- [How To Get A Ball At Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/how-to-get-a-ball-at-progressive-field) - Getting a ball at a Major League Baseball game is on the bucket list for many sports fans -- unfortunately, some of them might be attending the same game as you. Don't let the crowd discourage you; if you use every trick in your arsenal, you greatly increase your odds of leaving Progressive Field with
- [Finding Your Way Around Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/finding-your-way-around-progressive-field) - Getting the most out of a visit to a new stadium means getting there as early as possible, and Progressive Field is no exception. Fortunately, the Indians know that many fans enjoy entering the park several hours before first pitch, and are willing to accommodate. For a 7 p.m. game, for example, Progressive Field opens
- [Autograph Tips For Progressive Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cleveland-guardians/autograph-tips-for-progressive-field) - If you want to collect some autographs during your visit to Progressive Field, the process isn't complicated. Get to the park as early as possible so that you can enter as soon as the gates open. The Indians dugout is on the first base side and the visitors are on the third base side. For
- [Where to Park at Great American Ball Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cincinnati-reds/great-american-ball-park-parking) - Situated along the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati, Great American Ball Park offers all sorts of convenient parking options for fans. The ballpark is located just a short distance from Paycor Stadium, home of the NFL’s Bengals, and there’s no shortage of parking between the two stadiums. The Reds run several official
- [Cincinnati Reds](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/cincinnati-reds) - The Cincinnati Reds are a team with an extensive history. Although the modern-day Reds were formed as the Red Stockings in 1882, the club can trace its professional baseball roots back to the late 1860s. Unlike many long-standing teams in Major League Baseball, the Reds franchise hasn't moved between cities. For more than a century,
- [Where to Park at Guaranteed Rate Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/chicago-white-sox/guaranteed-rate-field-parking) - There’s no shortage of parking options around Guaranteed Rate Field, which makes finding a place to leave your vehicle for a White Sox game a breeze. There’s enough open space around the South Side ballpark that the Sox have a number of official parking lots for fans. In fact, parking for a Sox game is
- [Chicago White Sox](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/chicago-white-sox) - Baseball fans on the north side of Chicago are passionate about the Cubs, but make a trip to the south side of the city and White Sox baseball is the focal point. The White Sox history dates back to the 1890s and the club was one of the eight original members to form the American
- [Where to Park at Wrigley Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/chicago-cubs/wrigley-field-parking) - Parking a vehicle around Wrigley Field for a Cubs game tends to be pricey, but browsing your options in advance is a good way to save money. There are several official Cubs parking lots around the ballpark, most of which are no more than a few blocks from Wrigley. You can expect to pay between
- [Chicago Cubs](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/chicago-cubs) - The Chicago Cubs might hold the dubious distinction of having the longest championship drought of not just any Major League Baseball team, but of any pro sport in North America. Don't be too quick to mention this fact to Cubs fans on the north side of Chicago, as they're very passionate about their team. The
- [Where To Sit At Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/boston-red-sox/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Fenway Park If you’re somehow able to score Green Monster tickets for your visit to Fenway Park, consider yourself lucky. This might be the most coveted ticket in sports and truly gives you a view of the game you can’t replicate elsewhere. Green Monster tickets are tough to get and will cost you close in the neighborhood
- [Where to Park at Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/boston-red-sox/fenway-park-parking) - Any visit to Fenway Park could include a bumper sticker reading, “I survived parking at Fenway and all I got was this crummy sticker.” That might sound dramatic, but it’s indicative of the parking scene in downtown Boston. In fact, if you ask any Red Sox fan about tips on how to drive to Fenway,
- [What To Eat At Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/boston-red-sox/what-to-eat) - People are quick to brag about the renowned Fenway Frank, and while it’s a tasty hot dog (and part of the overall Fenway experience) the ballpark’s menu has plenty more to offer. In fact, you’ve got a number of quality options before the gates even open. Yawkey Way is lined with concession stands that offer
- [Pre-game Attractions for Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/boston-red-sox/pre-game-attractions) - Dependnding on the length of your stay in Boston, you can check out the Freedom Trail, U.S.S. Constitution or any of the other scores of tourist-friendly sights in Beantown. Before the Red Sox game, though, focus on the spots to see around Fenway Park. At the center of the pre-game festivities is Yawkey Way, which
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/boston-red-sox/get-balls-and-autographs) - Catching a home run during batting practice can be the highlight of any ballpark visit, and there’s no cooler place to catch a ball in all of baseball than on the Green Monster. Short of having a ticket for a Monster seat, the only way to get up here during BP is by joining the
- [Fenway Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/boston-red-sox/fenway-park) - The Boston Red Sox have called Fenway Park home since 1912. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets before you visit Boston.
- [Boston Red Sox](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/boston-red-sox) - Take a walk through Boston at any time of the year and you're certain to see a Red Sox cap in just a minute or two. This city loves its Red Sox and is one of the most passionate fan bases you'll find in all of sports. The Sox won the World Series in 2013
- [Where To Sit At Oriole Park At Camden Yards](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/baltimore-orioles/where-to-sit) - Where To Sit At Oriole Park At Camden Yards Oriole Park at Camden Yards offers a wide range of enticing seating options, but the beauty of the park means that you shouldn’t stick to your seat throughout the game. Instead, make it a priority to watch at least part of the game from various vantage points throughout this beautiful park. At field level, you
- [Where to Park at Oriole Park at Camden Yards](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/baltimore-orioles/oriole-park-at-camden-yards-parking) - Despite Orioles Park at Camden Yards’ location in downtown Baltimore, this park isn’t difficult to reach, given its close proximity to 1-95 from the south and 1-83 from the north. There are plenty of parking garages and lots throughout Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, as well as the area next to the stadium. If you know where
- [What To Eat At Oriole Park at Camden Yards](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/baltimore-orioles/what-to-eat) - Although Camden Yards is most commonly known for its groundbreaking design, you’ll be impressed with the selection and quality of food that is available to fans, too. Food choices at the ballpark begin with Boog’s BBQ, a concession stand found outside the park’s gates on Eutaw Street. Named after longtime Oriole slugger and 1970 American
- [Pre-Game Attractions for Oriole Park at Camden Yards](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/baltimore-orioles/pre-game-attractions) - If you’re attending a night game at Camden Yards, you’ll want to get to the area as early in the day as you can. That’s because the area around the ballpark offers one of the best selections of things to see and do in all of baseball. Camden Yards is an easy walk from Baltimore’s
- [Oriole Park at Camden Yards](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/baltimore-orioles/oriole-park-at-camden-yards) - Oriole Park at Camden Yards is commonly regarded as one of the best parks in baseball. Find the best places to sit, eat, stay and buy tickets.
- [Get Balls and Autographs at Oriole Park at Camden Yards](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/baltimore-orioles/get-balls-and-autographs) - A visit to Camden Yards presents you with a variety of ways to snag a baseball, and the ballpark’s sizable contingent of ballhawking regulars is a testament to the popularity of snagging in Baltimore. As with many parks, your ability to snag a baseball during batting practice improves if you’re one of the first fans
- [Baltimore Orioles](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/baltimore-orioles) - One of the original eight teams to make up the American League, the Baltimore Orioles didn't begin life in the city they currently call home. Rather, the team dates back to the 1890s and was originally known as the Milwaukee Brewers. The franchise moved to St. Louis, where the team was known as the Browns
- [Where to Park at Truist Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/atlanta-braves/truist-park-parking) - Parking around Truist Park isn’t cheap, but there are some ways that you can make the process more palatable. Buying a parking pass in advance, which you can do through the Braves website, will ensure that you get a spot in your desired lot. If you show without buying an advance pass, you may struggle
- [What To Eat At Truist Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/atlanta-braves/what-to-eat-at-suntrust-park) - You shouldn’t make any plans to eat before you head over to Truist Park. Whether you want to grab something to eat before you enter the ballpark or you’ll save your appetite for some fare at the concessions, you have a lot of excellent choices. The Battery Atlanta, which is the multi-block complex immediately around
- [Where To Sit At Truist Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/atlanta-braves/where-to-sit-at-suntrust-park) - Where To Sit At Truist Park Regardless of how much you want to spend for your ticket, you’ll have no trouble finding a perfect seat at Truist Park. Ticket prices range considerably based on the opponent and the day of the week. If you’re planning to see a premium opponent over the weekend, you can expect to pay a significant amount
- [Pregame Attractions At Truist Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/atlanta-braves/pregame-attractions-at-suntrust-park) - Getting to any ballpark before the gates open is almost always a good idea — but when it comes to visiting Truist Park, plan on giving yourself several hours to enjoy the area. The neighborhood around this National League park is simply one of the most impressive environs in all of baseball. The area is
- [How To Get A Ball At Truist Park](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/atlanta-braves/how-to-get-a-ball-at-suntrust-park) - As with any ballpark, taking your baseball glove to the ballpark is one of the best ways to boost your chance of snagging a ball during batting practice or during the game. If traveling with your glove isn’t possible, though, Truist Park has got you covered. The Mizuno Glove Experience is an innovative service that
- [Atlanta Braves](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/atlanta-braves) - The Atlanta Braves hold the distinction of being not only the oldest continuously operating team in Major League Baseball, but also one of the oldest professional sports franchises in the world. Although they call Atlanta home today, this sunny city in Georgia hasn't always hosted the Braves. The team's roots stretch back to Boston in
- [Where to Park at Chase Field](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/arizona-diamondbacks/chase-field-parking) - Chase Field is situated in downtown Phoenix, which means that baseball fans have a long list of parking options available to them. As is always the case at MLB ballparks, the rate that you pay for parking largely depends on how close to the park you are. If you want to leave your vehicle as
- [Arizona Diamondbacks](https://www.theballparkguide.com/majors/arizona-diamondbacks) - The Arizona Diamondbacks are one of two newest expansion franchises in Major League Baseball, joining the league in 1998 at the same time as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Arizona didn't take long to find success. The Diamondbacks dominated the schedule to win the World Series in 2001, becoming the fastest expansion team to be
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- [First National Bank Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/first-national-bank-field-photos)
- [Grainger Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/grainger-stadium-photos)
- [Rogers Centre Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/rogers-centre-photos-2)
- [Truist Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/truist-park-photos)
- [Southwest University Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/southwest-university-park-photos)
- [Whitaker Bank Ballpark Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/whitaker-bank-ballpark-photos)
- [Progressive Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/progressive-field-photos)
- [Prince George's Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/prince-georges-stadium-photos)
- [PNC Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/pnc-field-photos)
- [Oriole Park at Camden Yards Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/oriole-park-at-camden-yards-photos)
- [Peoples Natural Gas Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/peoples-natural-gas-field-photos)
- [Parkview Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/parkview-field-photos)
- [Mirabito Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/mirabito-stadium-photos)
- [Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/nymeo-field-at-harry-grove-stadium-photos)
- [Delta Dental Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/delta-dental-stadium-photos)
- [NBT Bank Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/nbt-bank-stadium-photos)
- [Minute Maid Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/minute-maid-park-photos)
- [Municipal Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/municipal-stadium-photos)
- [FNB Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/fnb-field-photos)
- [McCoy Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/mccoy-stadium-photos)
- [Louisville Slugger Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/louisville-slugger-field-photos)
- [Leidos Field At Ripken Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/leidos-field-at-ripken-stadium-photos)
- [PNC Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/pnc-park-photos)
- [UPMC Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/upmc-park-photos)
- [Truist Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/truist-field-photos)
- [Trenton Thunder Ballpark Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/trenton-thunder-ballpark-photos)
- [ShoreTown Ballpark Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/shoretown-ballpark-photos)
- [Sahlen Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/sahlen-field-photos)
- [Rogers Centre Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/rogers-centre-photos)
- [LMCU Ballpark Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/lmcu-ballpark-photos)
- [Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/joseph-l-bruno-stadium-photos)
- [Jackson Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/jackson-field-photos)
- [Innovative Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/innovative-field-photos)
- [Huntington Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/huntington-park-photos)
- [Heritage Financial Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/heritage-financial-park-photos)
- [Hadlock Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/hadlock-field-photos)
- [G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/g-richard-pfitzner-stadium-photos)
- [Fifth Third Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/fifth-third-field-photos)
- [Fenway Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/fenway-park-photos)
- [Falcon Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/falcon-park-photos)
- [Eastwood Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/eastwood-field-photos)
- [Dwyer Stadium Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/dwyer-stadium-photos)
- [Dow Diamond Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/dow-diamond-photos)
- [Daniel S. Frawley Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/daniel-s-frawley-stadium)
- [Coors Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/coors-field-photos)
- [Coors Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/coors-field-photos-2)
- [Comerica Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/comerica-park-photos)
- [Centennial Field Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/centennial-field-photos)
- [Canal Park Pictures](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/canal-park-pictures)
- [Classic Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/classic-park-photos)
- [Coca-Cola Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/coca-cola-park-photos)
- [Arthur W. Perdue Stadium](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/arthur-w-perdue-stadium)
- [Appalachian Power Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/appalachian-power-park-photos)
- [Falcon Park Photos](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/gallery/falcon-park-photos-2)

## Categories

- [Uncategorized](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/uncategorized) - These posts look at all sorts of content that doesn’t quite fit into the other categories.
- [Blog Posts](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/blog-posts) - These posts cover a wide range of topics related to ballparks, baseball travel, and more. You can use them to help plan your own trips and learn more about major league and minor league parks.
- [Trip Planning](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/trip-planning) - When you’re not actively traveling to see baseball games, it’s fun to plan the trips you want to take. For many fans, trip planning is a good way to spend the off-season. These posts look at a variety of trip planning topics.
- [Hotels](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/trip-planning/hotels) - Choosing the right hotel is an important part of trip planning. These posts cover a variety of topics related to hotels for baseball trips.
- [Five Things I Love](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/five-things-i-love) - There are lots of things to love about each ballpark, whether it’s a major league stadium or a small minor league park. These posts outline things to love about MLB and MiLB facilities.
- [Collections](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/collections) - Lots of baseball fans collect baseballs, ticket stubs, and all sorts of other items. These posts look at the world of collecting.
- [Ballpark Stats](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/ballpark-stats) - Stats are a big part of baseball, and they tie into ballparks, too. These posts break down all sorts of ballpark-related statistics.
- [Ballpark News](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/ballpark-news) - These posts take a look at ballpark-related news, including stadium renovations, ballpark openings/closings, and more.
- [Ballpark Visits](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/ballpark-visits) - For baseball fans, few things are better than walking into a ballpark — especially when it’s a park you’re visiting for the first time. These posts share all sorts of content related to visiting ballparks.
- [Ballpark Food](https://www.theballparkguide.com/blog/category/ballpark-food) - Food is a big part of the ballpark experience, whether you’re attending a big league game or visiting a minor league park. These posts take a look at stadium fare.