This has to be a current stadium and can be either a Major League Baseball stadium or a minor league ballpark or an independent baseball pallpark.

Fenway Park, the atmorsphere is unreal and beautiful

Turner Field

metrodome. i love sitting inside on uncomfortable chairs in a dreary toilet bowl. thank god they have a new stadium coming up in a few years. In my experience for real, its probably wrigley.

Miller Park. Minute Maid is nice, too.

Petco Park in San Diego!
Awesome !

Fenway Park

It USED to be the Oakland Colleseum, before they allowed Al Davis to ruin it with his seating monstrosity in center field.

Fenway.

Why not a Major League Ballpark like Wrigley Field? I especially like going to Salt-N-Pepper's or Cubby Dog's or Friendly's after a game, and walking through the crowded streets, enjoying the street performances. I would appreciate somewhere to tailgate, though, and I still haven't seen the Sox in Fenway.

I've seen Miller Park and it's a cheap imitation of a ballpark.

Well, $400,000,000.00 isn't cheap, but it's an inferior imitation of a ballpark. County Stadium was a LOT more fun.

The Metrodome!!

Wrigley Field in Chicago - Home of the Chicago Cubs.

It's such a beautiful field and stadium. My favorite part of the stadium is the ivy that covers the brick wall in the back of the field.

If you get a chance go visit Wrigley Field!!!!

PNC PARK it has that minor league appeal to it fun and exciting plus the Pirates play like they are in the minors.

It is not a run down toilet like Wrigley. It is between Miller Park in Milwaukee or the Great American Ballpark in Cincy. I have had nothing but great experiences at both.

Out of the five or so major league ballparks I've visited, I would have to say that Great American in Cincy was an outstanding experience.

I would also say that Victory Field in Indianapolis is an excellent minor league park - they say it's one of the best in the nation.

The Top 3 of the parks I've been to:
1 - Fenway Park
2 - PNC Park (Pittsburgh)
3 - Yankee Stadium (would be #2 but PNC is easier and safer to get to)

(I've seen Wrigley from the outside but haven't seen a game there, so I can't compare it to these 3...wish I could.)

I'm hoping to take a road trip next summer and take my kids to all the minor league ballparks in Pennsylvania. I've seen a game at the Harrisburg Senators' park, but not the others. I've seen the Altoona Curve's park from the outside and it looks beautiful. Saw the Charlotte Knights play a couple years ago, but their park was kind of like Charlotte - suburbia without any character. - - - - Three Rivers Stadium sucked. I'm glad it's gone. - - - - (Old) Detroit Tigers Stadium was pretty cool from a nostalgia standpoint, but the place was falling down. Too bad they couldn't have saved it.

Rogers Centre, formerly the Skydome, in Toronto

not where the white sox play.

PNC Park (Pittsburgh) named #1 ballpark by ESPN

PNC (home of the pirates) park, because u can look right onto the river and look at all the bridges.

i also love Citizens bankark just because it is home of my fav team the Phils and becasuse the liberty bell lights up when some1 hits a homerun 4 the phils

Oriole Park at Camden Yards - the first of the "new, old" ballparks.

My favorite to visit has been Comerica Park
http://www.sports-venue.info/MLB/DET_Com...

But this new stadium looks like it will be much better
http://www.sports-venue.info/MLB/NYY_New...

I would have to say Minute Maid Park. It just is such a different baseball park from all of the others. I can't name you a field that has a hill in center field or a 300 feet left field fence. The atmosphere in that stadium is just so motivating. The crowd will always cheer even when the team is losing. Also, a train with oranges in it is also one of the coolest things i've ever seen in a ballpark. That is my favorite current stadium in major league baseball today.

Coors field in Denver

#1 yankeey staidum
#2 fenway park
and those are probly my picks!

Red Sox fan ,but the most fan friendly park ,and I've been to most is ATT-PACBELL-what ever there calling the home of the Giants this week

Kauffman Stadium, because it started the modern era of baseball stadiums.

I've only been to Shea Stadium and Its Great but everyone has said Fenway Is the best and cleanest so if I could go to any stadium It owuld be that one

Camden Yards..awesome....

I have only been to one, but the new Great American Ballpark in Cincinnatti is really nice.

I'm never disappointed with Chavez Ravine! Even after 40+ years, it's one of the most immaculate ballparks around! Go Dodgies!

Wrigley Field and Fenway Park are the best for fans of a game built on history...the parks were there to see it all