MLB has many iconic stadiums, but only one can stand alone as the very best. With that in mind, here are the top 10 MLB stadiums offering the best game-day experiences based on atmosphere, fan culture, and the unique, unforgettable views they have to offer.
10. Kauffman Stadium – Kansas City Royals
Home of the Kansas City Royals, the crown on top of the Jumbotron at Kauffman Stadium is just iconic.
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9. Yankee Stadium – New York Yankees
A stadium full of diehard New York fans is bound to bring the energy. With the new stadium built in 2009, Yankee Stadium offers a modern feel, with the classic old New York vibe.
8. T-Mobile Park – Seattle Mariners
With its unique design and view of Seattle’s skyline, the T-Mobile Park experience will not disappoint. Not to mention, it’s known for the retractable roof that can be closed to protect fans from rain or snow.
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7. Busch Stadium – St. Louis Cardinals
With a breathtaking view of the Gateway Arch, Busch Stadium offers a view like no other, along with an electric fan atmosphere.
6. Dodger Stadium – Los Angeles Dodgers
The oldest MLB stadium on the West Coast, Dodger Stadium, offers stunning views of the San Gabriel Mountains combined with a passionate fan atmosphere. Not to mention, the LA weather is almost always perfect for watching a game.
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5. Petco Park – San Diego Padres
With views of downtown San Diego and an average year-round temperature of 70°F, Petco Park provides a unique and vibrant experience.
4. PNC Park – Pittsburgh Pirates
Based on views alone, the scenic city skyline atmosphere is enough to put this stadium in the top four.
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3. Wrigley Field – Chicago Cubs
Arguably the most iconic MLB stadium of all time, the signature ivy-covered walls, passionate fans, and all make Wrigley a truly timeless ballpark.
2. Fenway Park – Boston Red Sox
The MLB’s oldest stadium is like a museum, a place full of history and diehard fans. Fenway makes number two on this list, and oh, and you can’t forget about the views from the signature Green Monster seats.
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1. Oracle Park – San Francisco Giants
With stunning views of the bay and McCovey Cove and a vibrant atmosphere, no ballpark can match its scenery.