The Best MLB Stadiums in 2022 (Part 2)
G'day tribe. Yesterday I started the first part of the best MLB stadiums in 2022. We started off at Citi Field, home of the New York Mets. We then went to Target Field in Minnesota and then T-Mobile Park in Seattle. Let's take a look at the next best MLB stadiums.
7. Fenway Park - Boston Red Sox
Built in 1912, Fenway Park is the oldest stadium in the MLB sending visitors back in time to experience a classical and historical feel. One of the most iconic stadium features of any MLB ballpark is the “Green Monster”. It's the league’s tallest outfield wall at 37 feet tall.
No other ballpark allows fans to experience baseball with such a vintage scene. Situated in downtown Boston, it allows fans to walk from nearby hotels and restaurants to Fenway Park in just minutes.
Fenway does have a few seats with obstructed views and the food isn’t anything special. It does bring out authentic Boston cuisine including the world famous Fenway Frank Hotdog and lobster poutine. And Fenway gives historical vibes like no other stadium can.
View from the booth today at Fenway Park in Boston. #MLBONFOX. pic.twitter.com/oSXzRsXXsV
— Don Orsillo (@DonOrsillo) September 29, 2018
6. Dodger Stadium - Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger Stadium has been home to some of the greatest baseball played in history. With a capacity of 56,000, it's the second biggest ballpark in the MLB. Renovations to the tune of $100 million were completed in 2020 with a host of new concessions for fans.
The surrounding Los Angeles hills offer a stunning backdrop. The Californian hills at dusk is a site to see. The ballpark is located a bit outside of downtown LA. Fans have to make extra plans for travel and surrounding entertainment can be a bit limited.
Food at Dodger Stadium is fantastic. Fans can choose from items such as the Major League Carne Asada Nacho Helmet, LA’s Extreme Bacon Wrapped Dog or classic churros. A must try are the Classic Dodger Dogs with its classic mushy and salty flavor.
Of all the panoramic photos of Dodger Stadium you’ll see today, this one of them. pic.twitter.com/iOF7HhG1ER
— Mark Zuckerman (@MarkZuckerman) October 9, 2019
5. Oriole Park at Camden Yards - Baltimore Orioles
The B&O Warehouse just feet behind Oriole Park at Camden Yards is what makes it one of the best MLB stadiums. A centerpiece to Oriole's architecture, the former railroad brick warehouse was completed in 1905, is 1,116-foot (340 m) long and eight stories high.
Oriole's location in downtown Baltimore also allows fans to visit nearby restaurants and museums. Food options at Oriole Park are some of the best in the MLB.
Some of Oriole Park's food offerings are inspired by nearby Chesapeake Bay with oyster po’boy and fried Cajun catfish sandwiches, and jumbo lump crab cakes. Just outside the stadium on The south end of Eutaw Street are options like Boog’s BBQ and Dempsey’s Brew Pub to enjoy.
View from our office tonight! It’s the @Angels vs @Orioles from Oriole Park at Camden Yards! Let’s go! @BallySportWest #GoHalos ⚾️ pic.twitter.com/aczof2fWYV
— Mark Gubicza (@Markgubicza) July 7, 2022
4. Oracle Park - San Francisco Giants
Where some of the best MLB stadiums have astonishing downtown views, the Giant’s Oracle Park has that and a view of San Francisco Bay. Boats and kayaks gather in the hopes of picking up a home run ball that splashes into the water and it happens too.
Home runs get hit beyond “Levi’s Landing” and straight into the bay where there’s a scramble to grab the ball.
Downtown San Francisco is located behind the stadium, so fans can grab a bite to eat or a couple of drinks before the game. From some seats both the San Francisco skyline and the bay are both visible.
The food at Oracle Park is among the very best in the MLB. The Crab Sandwich, Garlic Fries, Clam Chowder followed up with a Ghirardelli ice cream sundae for dessert tops off one of the best stadium experiences in the league.
Show me ballpark with a beautiful view 😍
I’ll start: Oracle Park pic.twitter.com/HJVDNeKmug — FanDuel (@FanDuel) June 26, 2022
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