Stadium Reviews

I will not be the one who disagrees with anyone who calls Athletic Park “one of the jewels of town ballparks in Minnesota.” It is a classic

When I first traveled to Minnesota two years ago to visit town ballparks, Miesville always came up with my discussions with fans at the othe

Wild Things Park is the home of the Washington Wild Things of the Independent Frontier League.

When thinking of baseball in North-Central Ohio, you may overlook the Lake Erie Crushers as a stalwart in the local community.

Limeport Stadium is somewhat off the radar of ballparks for many a sports traveler. However, this could be a good thing, since the atmospher

Nicknamed "Oregon's Field Of Dreams," Volcanoes Stadium is the home of the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, now part of the 4-team Mavericks League.

Up until 1995, the Durham Athletic Park was one of the best parks in the minor leagues. It has since been replaced by the newer DBAP.

Just a short drive, but a world away from Cancun’s famous beaches, AAA baseball thrives at Estadio de Béisbol Beto Ávila.

The fans at Hanwha are truly a delight and very, very friendly.

The fan traditions are particularly novel and enjoyable to participate in.

This is a great place to go and see baseball.

An afternoon or evening at Munhak is a guaranteed good time.

Mazda Stadium definitely makes Hiroshima a key sports destination in Japan.

A bizarre design might be the highlight of the Osaka Dome.

Meiji Jingu Stadium is a must-see for any baseball fan visiting Tokyo.

It is still worth visiting if only for the Hall of Fame, but if you do go in the summer, I’d suggest an evening game.

The Fukuoka Dome is an impressive structure and well worth visiting just for that.

Certainly worth a trip to Sendai to see the Golden Eagles.

A visit to Seibu Dome is not something that most baseball fans need put on their bucket list.

There is no doubt that Yokohama Stadium is an excellent place to get acquainted with the game that arrived on these shores so long ago.