Since it's such a long freakin' poll.

1. How many major league stadiums, past and present, have you attended a game in?
2. What do you remember about those games?
3. What's your favorite non-Cubs stadium, and what's your least favorite?

Here are my answers to get the ball rollin'.
1. 4 (Wrigley, the Cell, Turner Field, old Busch)
2. One game during the Air and Water Show, fighter jets kept buzzing the park and it was driving Cubs starter Steve Trachsel crazy. It was against the Giants during Trachsel's first go-round with Chicago.
3. I haven't been to many, but I like U.S. Cellular since I can more easily sneak into better seats.

My earliest memory is going to a game at Wrigley, and it is still the only major league park I have been to.

1: 7 candlestick, pac bell, new and old comiskey, miller park, the kingdome, and oakland coliseum

2: Watching Rick Ruschel get blown off the mound at The Stick, man did it get cold there when it got late.

3: Pac Bell/Mays Field is the nicest stadium i've been too (i'm a little biased), the classic feel of wrigley with all the modern amenities.
oakland colesium was a dump

1. 10: Wrigley, New Comiskey, the Astrodome, Enron/Minute Maid Field, Mile High Stadium, Coors Field, Arlington Stadium, Fenway, RFK, Safeco Field, and I won't count the Major League exhibition games at Cashman Field in Las Vegas. I'm going to Citizens Bank Park in Philly this weekend and to the new Nationals Stadium when the Cubs come to play.

2. So much to remember. The Rockies' inaugural season, the cheap seats in the outfield at the Astrodome, the 2003 playoffs in Chicago, the soulless hellhole that is new Comiskey park.

3. My favorite non-Cubs stadium is probably a toss-up between Safeco and Minute Maid parks. They've both got all the amenities and some character. I guess I'd go with Safeco, though, because Minute Maid park has that ridiculous playing surface with the hill and the flag pole. My least favorite is probably Arlington stadium. It lacks character in the same way that new Comiskey park does, plus how can you build a stadium in Texas that is outdoors-only?

My dad and I take baseball trips. We have gone pretty much everywhere on the east outside of Yankee Stadium.

We havnt been west but now that he is moving to Arizona I'm sure that one will come. I must say Camden and Fenway are probably tied for me, for which stadium I like best.

My best memory of Fenway (if you go make sure to take the tour) was A) seeing Pedro pitch when we sat behind the plate B) in that game Rico Brogna hit a walk of grand slam. The Red Sox fans went NUTS.

I really want to go to all of the parks, but especially AT&T, new Busch (with the Cubs winning), Safeco, Nationals Park, Petco, and PNC.

17 ballparks...Wrigley, Old Comiskey, New Comiskey, County Stadium (Milwaukee), Miller Park, HHH Metrodome, Coors Field, Chase Field, Dodger Stadium, Angels Stadium, Candlestick Park, The Kingdome, The Ballpark at Arlington, Kauffman Stadium, The Great American Ballpark, Turner Field, Old Busch Stadium,

Memories... catching a foul ball off the bat of Chili Davis at a packed Metrodome (I really like that ballpark... hard to beat atmosphere when its packed), Brant Brown dropping a somewhat important fly ball in 1998 at County Stadium... The Cubs beating the Braves in game one of the '03 NLDS where the crowd was very much pro-Cubs... Opening day at County Stadium in the mid 90's, they gave away baseballs and many were thrown back onto the field at various points in time, and, IIRC, Johnny Oates pulled his players off the field because of it...

Favorite non-Wrigley ballpark; The Ballpark at Arlington. It is a beautiful building set among rolling hills and a small pond. There are so many great features of this ballpark, architecturally, but man was it humid down there. I also really like the Metrodome, in part because I like the Twins but its totally different than most baseball games and when full, its a great atmosphere.

Least favorite ballpark; Candlestick Park. Man that place was a freaking dump. Cold, rainly, dirty... a total dump. The Kingdome was no great shakes.

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1) Wrigley and New Comiskey
2) The only time I attended a game at Comiskey, the Sox were playing my second favorite team, the A's. I left my Cubs at home since I didn't want to ask for trouble and was rooting quietly for the A's while holding my at the time 1 year old daughter. About the third inning or so, a large hand clamped down on my shoulder and a deep voice asked, "Are you rooting for the A's?" Since we were in Comiskey, I feared the worst and quickly handed my daughter to my wife and turning around to answer affirmatively. Fortunately, the man was an A's fan himself and rather large. I made sure to walk with him on our way out of the stadium.
3) Wrigley, obviously

I've only been to Wrigley, Old Comiskey, New Comiskey, Fenway and Shea. But I have driven or walked by Camden Yards, Candlestick, Coors Field and the Kingdome.

I've been to Fenway twice: once for a normal game, and once to see the Irish national team play against an amateur team from Rhode island - there were only about 50 people in the stands, very weird. Got to go in the visitors' dugout and walk out on the warning track before the game.

Baltimore, New York (A), Toronto, Chicago (N), Cincinnati, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, New York (N), Los Angeles (N) of the current parks. Chicago (A), Pittsburgh (Three Rivers), MIlwaukee, St. Louis (Busch), Minnesota of the "are no more" variety.
My favorite besides Wrigley is PNC in Pittsburgh.
I've had the pleasure of having Dodger Dogs thrown at me by the LA fans ( but not after the 7th inning because they'd all left....), pretzels bought for me by the Pittsburgh fans, been ridiculed by the Sox fans (good naturedly), featured on the big screen at Shea with my Mets fans friends, talked baseball with some very astute Yankee fans, went to the Reds game last September with 30,000 Cubs fans (besides the Hooten no-hitter my absolute favorite ballpark memory), observed hotel residents parade around their rooms in various stages of dress in Toronto,
saw the statue of Babe Ruth with his right handed glove at Camden Yards and ate at Boogs......and marveled repeatedly at the arrogance of the Cardinal fans at both the new and the old Busch.......and that's just for starters. The plain fact is there are just too many great memories for one post.

Kingdome, Wrigley and the HHH Metrodome.

For geographic reasons, I didn't get to Wrigley until I was 23 years old - but before that I always said I could die a happy man after being in Wrigley. I actually felt that way, like it was the crowning moment of my life. I've since been back to Wrigley three times and it's always the highlight of my year. You guys that get to go every day have it pretty good, don't take it for granted.

I also saw Cito Gaston get tossed in the Kingdome for arguing a HR call back in '92, the year the Blue Jays won the World Series. Got to meet Joe Carter, that was fun.

I've been to many Twins games in the dome and it's an awful place for baseball. Baseball is just meant to be outside, but the seats there point to the outfield, and you have to crane your neck to see the action.

I have a pretty long list -- here it is.

Current parks (23):
Wrigley
Miller
GABP
PNC
Minute Maid
Shea
Dolphin
Turner Field
Dodger
AT&T
Chase
Coors
The Cell
Metrodome
Comerica
The Jake (Progressive Field)
Kauffman
Yankee
Fenway
Skydome
Camden Yards
Oakland
Anaheim *** (as Big A in 1975, have not been to new version)

Parks no longer in use (10):
Old Comiskey
Tiger Stadium
Metropolitan (Minnesota)
Milwaukee County
Old Busch (StL)
Jarry Park (Montreal)
Riverfront (Cincy)
Three Rivers (Pittsburgh)
Qualcomm
Candlestick

Special (2):
Hiram Bithorn Stadium, San Juan (Cubs vs. Expos, 2003)
Tokyo Dome (Cubs vs. Mets, 2000)

So that's 35; outside of Wrigley, my favorites are Phone Co. Park in San Francisco and PNC. I also like Camden Yards, and Fenway is... well, it's special even though it's old.

Wrigley, Jack Murphey, the Cell, Old Comiskey, Old Busch, New Busch, Miller Park, Kauffman, and the Astrodome.

Too many memories. I caught a foul ball off the bat of Frank White at Kauffman as a kid, so that sticks out.

Not a favorite, but some things I liked better:

Kauffman: better sight lines in the box seats

Jack Murphey: Better beer selection, more bikinis

The Cell: the polish w/grilled onions.

Miller Park: the brats.

Things I hated:

Old Comiskey: that place had more columns than Rome.

Kauffman: lonely, so lonely. no one's there.

Miller Park: one road out of stadium. Arrrrrggggghhhh.

Old Busch/New Busch: Cardinals fans.

I've been to games at two parks--Wrigley Field and Miller Park. Several years ago, my sister & I walked by the outside of Oriole Park at Camden Yards because we were attending an event in Baltimore and the train stop nearest to the event was next to the ballpark.

I would like to go to Nationals Park someday; it looks interesting. I need to plan a trip to DC in the next couple of years.

My first was of course at Wrigley. I have been there 6-7 times. I also have been to old Busch Stadium to see a Pirates game with my Mom (Cardinals fan).

1) Wrigley, Jacobs (Progressive) Field, Great American Ballpark, Comerica, Fenway, Shea, Cleveland Stadium, Riverfront/Cinergy Field
2) First game at Cleveland Stadium in '93 (I believe) getting to watch Randy Johnson mow down the putrid Tribe. Also getting 7 batting practice balls at Old Tiger Stadium, because there wasn't a soul there.
3) By far the worst was Shea. Smelled like trash, loud (both planes and obnoxious/uneducated fans both times I was there)

i have seen games at wrigley, new busch and kauffman in kc. i have had tours of wrigley, new busch and pacbell. i liked them all but pacbell was the best outside of wrigley. i will be adding miller park to this list in july.

1. How many major league stadiums, past and present, have you attended a game in?
2. What do you remember about those games?
3. What's your favorite non-Cubs stadium, and what's your least favorite?

1- I've been to 8 stadiums including, Wrigley Field, Brewer's County Stadium, Miller Park, HHH Metrodome, PNC Park, Citizens Bank Park, Safeco Field, and the Ballpark in Arlington (Texas)

2- I remember Mitch Williams in the Cubs bullpen when I was younger... Brewers games all I remember is "Roll out the Barrel"... The Metrodome has some read bad sitelines but I saw Kirby Puckett play a couple times there... PNC is a nice park with no energy... Citizens: worst fans in baseball, during the the starting lineups, they booed 67% of their OWN starting lineup, Safeco is a great park to catch a game and food is TOP NOTCH (although baseball seems secondary there)... and see entry #3 for BinA

3- The Ballpark in Arlington is my favorite non-Cubs stadium. It's gotten worse over the years since Bush no longer owns the team... but some of the great features are the homerun porch in right, the museum that rotates hall of fame exhibits through, the former clubhouse which used to be filled with every movie poster known to man, the indoor-underground player's parking garage where pitchers used to play roller hockey on their non-throwing days and where Pudge used to park one of his red or black Dodge Vipers. And just an overall feeling you get when the game is being played. It's a nice pleasant peaceful experience and it's a lot of fun if they get a good crowd (which they struggle to do now). I think they put the whole package together. The fans are friendly too.

1. 17 total.
Current: Wrigley, Coors, Chase, The Cell, Metrodome, The Jake, Oakland, Kaufman, Anaheim, Tropicana, Rogers Centre, AT & T

No longer: Comiskey, Busch (old), Riverfront, Three Rivers, RFK

2. Mostly what I remeber is going with my Dad. We would take a family vacation nearly every summer, and if the "home" team had a game while we were there, my Dad and I would break away for a few hours and watch a game.

Other than that I remember the players we've seen. The list is too long to name, but some of the greats of this era.

3. Toss-up between AT &T, love the water and the sight lines were great all around the park, and Old Comiskey, just because it was the first place I ever saw a game.

it was in May against the Nationals at RFK. The Cubs had a 4-2 lead with Maddux on the mound but Cliff Bartosh (that's a name you don't hear everyday!) lost the game. Wasn't a great game, sloppy with errors, and only one home run by Nick Johnson.

The next year I went to another game at RFK in July vs the Cubs. Mark Prior (I think that is his name, correct?) "pitched." He was absolutely dreadful, yet the Cubs managed to take a lead with Ramirez's two home runs. However, the Cubs ultimately lost. It sucked too because I wanted an autograph from D-Lee, and I talked to him and I rolled the ball on the dugout but it rolled the wrong way (talk about bad luck, huh?). Lol I remember him always saying, "man that was weak!" great memory though, but i did get Sean Marshall's autograph.

Last season, I went to Wrigley for the first time. It was the game after the D-Lee-Young fight. The Cubs were completely blown out of the water by the Padres. Hill and Gallagher could not pitch well at all. But it was just great seeing the park. Once you go one time, you have to go again, and I intend on going again not this summer, but in the near future. I also went to RFK that season and Zambrano pitched. Only time I ever have seen the Cubs win and I was on TV too in the ninth inning!

This season I plan on going to the new Nationals Park on April 26th. I also plan on going to Yankee Stadium and Shea Stadium in July.

1. I've been to:
Wrigley (too many times to remember)
Old Busch Stadium
Old Comiskey
New Comiskey
The Great American Ballpark

My brother and I frequently talk about trying to go on stadium tours to increase this paltry number.

2. Oh, the memories...the first game I can recall going to was a double-header and my dad (somehow) got Gene Siskel's seats right by home plate. It was pretty cool. Later, an old lady from the church I grew up in got the job being usher for the ten rows right behind home plate. She let my brother and I sit in row 3 for a game where the Giants blew out the Cubs. I do remember seeing a Sammy Sosa homerun. Man those long balls look like they travel far from that vantage point.

3. My favorite non-Wrigley ballpark is the Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati. You can always get great seats, the Ohio River is kind of fun to look at (you can see boats go by), the food is good, and it's likely that the Reds will lose. Who can ask for more?

1. Wrigley, Milwaukee County Stadium, Miller Park, Memorial Stadium (Baltimore), Camden Yards, Veterans Stadium (PHI), Three River Stadium, RFK. My first game was at Memorial Stadium (grew up in DC area)

2. The Cubs have never won on any of my visits to Wrigley. I mentioned this to my cousin when we went to a game last year and he quipped that it wouldn't be the 'true wrigley experience' if they won (he's a Yankees fan).

3. Favorite non-wrigley is probably Camden Yards. That said, the hot dogs at RFK are the best ballpark dogs that I've ever had. I'm not sure if they kept the same vendor when they moved into the new stadium - I'll have to check when/if I visit family this summer.

Ive just been too wrigley, new and old comiskey, sky dome, and im going to fenway and nationals park this year.

My greatest baseball game i went to was in 2003 and Clement was on the mound and it was late in the year i believe it was against the expos. But he recorded his 200th strikeout of the year and and a few pitches later we ended up catching a fould ball (which was the ball that recorded the 200th k) we had ushers come up to us asking saying he wanted the ball. All in all we got a ball signed by the whole 2003. except Sosa wouldnt sign it. jerk

skydome was awesome when i went when i was young.

The Big A when it was both home to the Rams, and after Disney took it over. Dodger stadium and Wrigley.

My greatest game, being at Anaheim stadium when Reggie Jackson hit his 500th home run. I still get chills talking about it.

I would say the Big A is my other favorite. I grew up in Anaheim going to games there, and it sure is easier to get to than Dodger stadium.

Kauffman
Memorial Park Baltimore
The Vet
Riverfront Cincy
Great American Cincy
Fulton County
Turner Field
Coors Field
SkyDome
Comiskey
Miller Park
Fenway
Petco
Wrigley

I'm a spoiled brat too