I’ver been to Dodger Stadium, Anaheim (can’t think of the name at the moment), Oakland, Safco in Seattle, Yankee Stadium, the Astrodome, Rogers Center and Exhibition Stadium in Toronto. Maybe had the most fun in the Bleachers at Yankee Stadium. The people are the best part. Talked to an old guy leaving the Angels park who was a big Yankee’s fan, he told me about his dad taking him to games and seeing Joe Dimaggio and all the great Yankees players. Seattle’s is a beautiful park. Love it there.

Best story is from Dodger Stadium. Was years ago on my honeymoon (I have the worlds best wife) we got tickets to two Dodger vs. Expo games, one in good seats, one in cheap seasons. Being Canadian we cheer for the Expos. The game in the cheap seats, my wife was sitting beside a young, maybe 8 or 9 year old Mexican boy. Expos were losing bad but we scored and my wife cheered.

The little boy asked why she cheered. She explained we were from Canada and the Expos were our team. The little boy talked to his dad for a moment and then he and his dad changed seats so the dad was beside my wife. I’m not sure what ‘Canadian’ means to Mexicans but I’m pretty sure they were worried it was contagious.

and PNC (Pittsburgh) are my favourites. I have also been to Seattle, San Fran (my two favorite other than those two), Houston, Wrigley, Cincy, Kansas City (liked it a lot), Cleveland, RFK and the new Nationals stadium, Shea (RIP), Yankee stadium, the Vet, the new Philly stadium (eh), Atlanta, Montreal, Skydome/RC, the Ballpark at Arlington, the old Busch stadium. Never been to the Metrodome, LA, Fenway, new Busch Stadium, Milwaukee, or Coors. or the Arizona or Florida parks, but I’m not too worried about going to those three.

you’ve been to a lot of ballparks, I really envy you. One of the best experiences I had at the RC was when Boston and NY visited us. On both occasions, the game went into extra innings and both times we won. Aside from the fact that we won against our division rivals, the arguments (fights actually) between the fans were really fun to watch.

Here’s what Ichiro thinks of playing in Kansas City

I’ve been to every park, except a few in the National League, and I can tell you that Rogers Center may be super nice (in fact, I love the Rogers Center), but there is no comparing it to the older parks, like the Old Yankee Stadium, and Fenway Park.

Fenway Park…Yankees vs Red Sox, the game where Boston went back-to-back-to-back-to-back. Have never been in a louder place. It had the feel of a playoff game, and it was April.

Yankee Stadium…Jays & Yanks. We were crushed, but it was Yankee Stadium. It had to be done, once.

Camden Yards…Jays & Orioles, last season. An absolutely splendid ball park, and the greatest fresh cut fries I’ve ever had at a ball game.

I’ve been to Rogers Centre, the Ex, PNC Park, and old Tiger Stadium.

PNC is the best of those to watch a game. Small and intimate. The view of downtown Pittsburgh behind the OF is spectacular. They’ve got vendors up and down the aisles constantly, so you’ve never got to go up to the concourse, and the price is awesome!! Tickets behind home plate for under US$40 and only US$ for a big can of beer!!! Too bad the Jays vs Pirates series was a bit of a snoozer though.

All the stadiums gave great memories though.

The Ex….seeing Nolan Ryan almost pitch a no-hitter…got broke up by Nelson Liriano in the 8th or 9th.

The Ex…George Bell cranking a Grand Slam to cap a comeback against the A’s.

Rogers Centre… Sitting at the very top of the 500 level (that section that is even higher than the regular section) for a home opener back when they sold the place out. Man that was a long ways from the field.

Series against the Yanks and Sox are great….Monetary disadvantage aside, it’d suck to not be in their division. The back and forth with the fans at those games are great.

But nothing beats heckling Bobby Higginson back at Tiger Stadium when more Jays fans showed up than Tigers fans. Don’t think he liked getting heckled is his home stadium too much.

I love the Dome. I went in the first week it was open with my grade 5 or 6 class, and it was pouring rain outside. The Dome leaked still, and there was a waterfall in our section (200 OF I think), and they moved the whole group down closer to the action, and we all thought that was the best.

I heckle like crazy, and I usually sit in the 100 OF above the visiting pen. I heckled the shit out of Vlad last year, and he went 0-4. He was really pissed. I snuck down to the field level on the RF line, when the Jays were playing Baltimore. Rios was watching the first pitch strike all night, and it was brutal. I was literally a couple of feet from him, and I kept asking why he doesn’t swing at such pitches. The Jays were down a few runs in the bottom of the ninth, and Rios hit a three run triple to tie it. I think it was our first walk-off of the season.

I also have been to Tiger Stadium, where I sat in the Lower bleachers. Cecil Fielder hit a monster HR that went into the upper deck above us, and the fans were stomping on the floor so hard we thought it was going to collapse. The place went nuts. That was a cool experience at a great ballpark.

But the Dome is my favorite place in the world, especially at night, with the CN Tower lit up to the skies above.

i actually took two weeks off work last year with some friends and we did a bunch of parks out in the midwest . . . pittsburgh, cleveland, detroit, cincinnati, st louis, wrigley and milwaukee. covered it in a blog if anyone cares to read it http://flashingtheleather.blogspot.com/search/label/Stadium%20Tour

i have also been to shea, yankee, new philly (never went to the vet), camden, skydome, RFK and new Nationals. not sure if i’m missing any

my favorite park was wrigley, but they all have great things about them. as hugo said, PNC (pitt) is a phenomenal park, and, honestly, the new Phillies stadium is basically a bad imitation.

i’d love to see coors, i agree that it looks incredible on tv and video games.

why there are so many Jays fans down south? What is the story here? A bunch of fans in TX? MS? Tell me a story…. Why? I realize they are the greatest team ever, but I also live 50 miles from the Dome. Are you guys just all ex-pats?