Best looking ballpark to play in?

[Grim]

Quote: Originally Posted by BlueJayPower

I'm shocked that no one's mentioned Busch Stadium. Hands down the nicest ballpark in the bigs. Rogers Centre is UGLY! Unfortunately for me

I thought Busch in the game was a horrible looking stadium at night, as its almost pitch black in the outfield stands. PNC Park is really dark too.

[jfen31]

No love for Citizen's Bank? Beautiful in-person and extremely well-done in this year's game.

[HozAndMoose]

Quote: Originally Posted by jfen31

No love for Citizen's Bank? Beautiful in-person and extremely well-done in this year's game.

Looks good. But cant stand playing there. Tried to do a franchise with the Phillies. Way to many balls to RF hit off part of the wall then bounce straight up. Gets annoying very fast.

[dallas0112]

Quote: Originally Posted by jfen31

No love for Citizen's Bank? Beautiful in-person and extremely well-done in this year's game.

I wish they would've got the infield dirt right. But, other than that, it looks good.

[@legendm0de]

Quote: Originally Posted by Madden's Jowels

Oakland and Tampa are the 2 ugliest stadiums in the MLB lol. You have odd taste I'm doing an RTTS as an Astro right now and Minute Maid looks really good. I love PNC but the lighting issues bug me. I think CitiField looks really good and brightly lit. I think SafeCo looks awesome. Still haven't played in a lot of stadiums but honestly they all look good outside from the lighting issues in some of them.

I must have odd taste then but I think this is beautiful and it's something you don't see or experience anywhere else in MLB. I think in the game Tampa is just so well lit, it definitely if nothing else has the best lighting in the entire game of all ballparks. The lights, the lcds and overall atmostphere in Tropicana is top notch.

Toronto is downright the ugliest stadium to me, I dread games there. So I'm not an indoor stadium homer. Of course minute maid is a nice stadium, but Oak and Tampa are the two I pick. I think I have an affinity for Oakland because it's a place featured in a big movie and I'm constantly aware of that every I look around, so there is a special vibe about it. And it's a coliseum, a very large stadium with alot of open space, and a converted football stadium so it's very special to look at, at least to me.

I do wish more ballparks were in play but the lighting issue isn't patched in yet so there is more that remains to be seen. I'm interested in going back to St Louis as soon as they fix the issue because it is definitely beautiful before the night effect kicks in.

[bobloblah1980]

Quote: Originally Posted by JHedges2

I haven't played in many, but Toronto's stadium is beautiful, as are their 'new' retro uniforms. Takes me back to the early 90s! If only they played on grass...

Cough...Cough.. what? I live in the general area.. It's horrible! the concrete convertable? hands down in the top 5 of worst parks in baseball..sorry I am not busting your chops just stating a known fact..
I can't believe the love it is getting on this thread though..Interesting

[kehlis]

Quote: Originally Posted by baseballphanatic

ATT, PNC Park, Target Field......Busch is probably nicer on the outside then the inside....while nice the outside is so emaculate that once u see the inside ur like ok its cool. Plus its a cookie cutter. ATT, PNC and Target Field all are very unique

Not sure what your definition of cookie cutter is but it is definitely not one. Old Busch certainly was.

[Joey]

Once again, this has nothing to do with the actual real-life stadium - this thread is about the nicest parks in the game. It's not my favorite but it still looks good with the lighting in-game.

Quote: Originally Posted by bobloblah1980

Cough...Cough.. what? I live in the general area.. It's horrible! the concrete convertable? hands down in the top 5 of worst parks in baseball..sorry I am not busting your chops just stating a known fact.. I can't believe the love it is getting on this thread though..Interesting