What is your favorite part of any stadium you’ve been to?

[Matthew Lenz]

I am going to work on a run article creating the best stadium in baseball using parts of other stadiums (I.e the green monster, Wrigley ivy, the metrodome milk jug).

I’d like to make it a bit of a crowdsourcing article though.

 

From any ballpark you’ve been to, what are some of your favorite features?

[nclahammer]

I love the Kansas City Royals team museum they have at Kaufman Stadium and the fountains in the outfield, especially when lit up at night..

[Nine of twelve]

My favorite thing about Wrigley field is that if you are there on a game day you can see two major league teams playing baseball. Don't have anything else positive to say.

[Squirrel]

While I don't like the stadium itself, I think the ivy at Wrigley is pretty cool ... although from a player perspective, it's not a soft landing with a brick wall behind it and critters in the ivy ... but it looks pretty cool. And I love the iconic scoreboard. But, as I said, I do not enjoy going to games there.

[ashbury]

Fenway: In addition to the Monster, what I like there is the lack of prompting for fans to clap and cheer - Boston fans seem to know how to root, root, root for the home team. Also, the epic mood in the crowd for Sweet Caroline. These aren't things you can ask your architect to build for you, but it feels structural.

[TheLeviathan]

Kansas City's BBQ.

[tarheeltwinsfan]

The smoke from the BBQ ribs drifting into the field from the long concourse between the stadium seats and the brick warehouses, which now house bars and gift shops and pizza joints and crab cakes .along right. field at Baltimore's Camden Yards. If you are lucky, as you standing in line to order a rack of delicious ribs, a baseball will suddenly fly onto the concourse from Max Kepler.  HOME RUN !