Thread: Which of the NEW stadiums have you been to?

Angels
Dodgers
Padres (both)
San Fran (both)
Colorado
Arizona
Texas
Houston
Cubs
Yankees
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Tampa Bay

NEW:

Petco Park
PacBell Park
Chase Field (Arizona)
Turner Field (Atlanta)
US Cellular Field (Chicago)

OLD:

Dodger Stadium
Angel Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field
McAfee Coliseum

RIP (for Baseball):

Qualcomm Stadium
Candlestick Park

Safeco, The BOB and Arlington for new. Candlestick, Jack Murphy, Dodger, Angel/Edison and Wrigley for old.

Originally Posted by Watti

2) AT&T (San Francisco) - Easily the nicest of the new parks, awesome views

That's because it looks across the Bay to a city full of sane people.

Originally Posted by krudmonk

That's because it looks across the Bay to a city full of sane people.

Am I missing a perfectly good Oakland joke here?

New:

Arlington, 1994
Baltimore, 1996
San Francisco, 2003, 07
Philadelphia, 2005-06 (+ next Thursday)

Others:

Dodger Stadium, 1991, 2000-02
Shea Stadium, many times
Yankee Stadium, many times
Royals/Kaufman Stadium, 1992-93
Metrodome, 1994
Wrigley Field, 1995, 2003-04
Veterans Stadium (Philadelphia), 1999-02
Fenway Park, 2001
Coors Field, 2006

Not For Baseball:

Shea Stadium, for Jet games pre 1984
Dolphin Stadium, 1992 for Raiders-Dolphins MNF
Jacob Field, 1998, Indians were away
Dodger Stadium, 1998 for KISS concert, Halloween night

If you can count Arlington, I think you can count Coors as new too.

Originally Posted by jbruin152

If you can count Arlington, I think you can count Coors as new too.

Yes, good call, I put Coors on the wrong list. I consider "new" everything from Camden Yards on, when they went back to the old style ballparks with real grass.

ive been to Dodgers Stadium,Angels Stadium,Qualcomm,Petco Park,Oakland,SF(tour),Chase Field(arizona),Spring training in AZ as well.