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The Best MLB Ballparks In 2013

A listing of the best MLB ballparks in 2013.

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The Best MLB Ballparks In 2013

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  1. The Best MLB Ballparks In 2013 www.partytravelhotspots.com

  2. PNC Park PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, features a breathtaking view of the Pittsburgh skyline, arguably the best outfield view of any stadium in the majors.

  3. Oriole Park at Camden Yards Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles, is known for its retro feel, excellent food, and great Baltimore skyline view.

  4. Fenway Park Fenway Park was built in 1912 and is one of the last remaining classic stadiums. Catching a Red Sox game at Fenway Park is an opportunity to experience an authentic taste of MLB history.

  5. AT&T Park The Giants’ AT&T Park features a wonderful location on the Bay in the beautiful city of San Francisco, California.

  6. Wrigley Field Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, is a legendary MLB stadium open since 1914 which will forever hold a special place in the hearts of baseball lovers.

  7. Busch Stadium The St. Louis Cardinals’ Busch Stadium, open since 2006, is a great example of the “retro” ballpark movement and a fine place to catch a game from the friendly crowd to the great city view.

  8. Dodger Field Dodger Field, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers, is a historic stadium open since 1962 which features a beautiful view of the San Gabriel mountains.

  9. Coors Field Coors Field, home to the Colorado Rockies, is a beautiful retro ballpark constructed in the mid-90s where home runs are known to soar through the high-altitude mountain air.

  10. Target Field The Minnesota Twins’ Target Field opened in 2010, and certainly lacks the history of many great ballparks, but it makes up for it with modern architecture and amenities.

  11. Citizens Bank Park Although the Philadelphia Phillies’ fans are known to be a bit inhospitable to outsiders, Citizens Bank Park is one of the nicer, newer stadiums in the MLB. Just root for the Phillies, or pretend to, and enjoy all that this fine ballpark has to offer.

  12. Yankee Stadium Yankee Stadium (the new one) was constructed in 2009 and features all the updated modern amenities you would expect from a newer ballpark. It is also home to the legendary New York Yankees, making it an inherently great place to see a ballgame.

  13. Miller Park The Milwaukee Brewers’ Miller Park is an a retractable roof stadium, meaning rain or shine baseball, but without the unappealing confines of an indoor stadium when skies are clear.

  14. Petco Park Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres, opened in 2004 and features a decidedly Southern California design aesthetic which fits right into San Diego’s beachy atmosphere.

  15. Safeco Field The Seattle Mariners Safeco Field is a retractable roof stadium, meaning great baseball whatever the weather, and when the weather is good, the sunset views are spectacular.

  16. Marlins Park The Miami Marlins’ Marlins Park is a brand spanking new ballpark opened in 2012 and features a decidedly Miami-influenced aesthetic.

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