#1 Petco Park San Diego, CA

Petco Park is my favorite MLB ballpark and home of the San Diego Padres. There’s something special about watching a Padres game in the heart of San Diego, surrounded by passionate fans and an incredible atmosphere. From the excitement of Major League Baseball to the unique design and location of the ballpark, Petco Park makes every game feel like an experience. As a big fan of the Padres and baseball, it’s easily one of my favorite places to watch a game.

Times Visited: 7

2018, 2019 x3, 2024, 2025, 2026

Oracle Park is one of my favorite MLB ballparks and home of the San Francisco Giants. Located right along the San Francisco Bay, the ballpark is known for its incredible views, unique atmosphere, and rich baseball history. From watching the Giants play to taking in the sights around the stadium, Oracle Park offers an experience that goes far beyond the game itself. It’s a special place for any baseball fan and one of the ballparks I’d love to visit again.

Times Visited: 3

2019, 2023, 2026

My home ballpark. Truist Park is the home of the Atlanta Braves and one of my favorite MLB ballparks to experience. The energy surrounding a Braves game is incredible, from the passionate fans to the excitement of watching Major League Baseball in person. Located just outside Atlanta, the ballpark offers a modern atmosphere and an amazing game-day experience. For me, Truist Park is a must-visit destination for any baseball fan.

Dodger Stadium is one of the most iconic ballparks in Major League Baseball and the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers. With its beautiful hillside setting, historic atmosphere, and passionate fanbase, watching a Dodgers game there is a special experience. The combination of MLB history, the Dodgers’ legendary franchise, and the energy of the stadium makes Dodger Stadium a must-visit destination for any baseball fan.

Times Visited: 2

2018, 2024

Kauffman Stadium is the home of the Kansas City Royals and one of the most recognizable ballparks in Major League Baseball. Known for its beautiful fountains, classic design, and lively atmosphere, it offers a great setting for watching a game. The stadium has a unique charm that makes seeing the Royals play an especially memorable experience for any baseball fan.

Times Visited: 1

2023

Oriole Park at Camden Yards is the home of the Baltimore Orioles and one of the most influential ballparks in Major League Baseball. Known for its beautiful brick architecture, intimate atmosphere, and iconic warehouse beyond right field, Camden Yards offers a classic baseball experience. Its unique design and rich connection to the Orioles make it a memorable destination for any MLB fan.

Times Visited: 3

2026 x3

Yankee Stadium is the legendary home of the New York Yankees and one of the most iconic venues in Major League Baseball. Steeped in baseball history, the stadium carries the legacy of one of the sport’s most successful and recognizable franchises. From the famous Yankees atmosphere to the excitement of watching an MLB game in New York, Yankee Stadium is a bucket-list destination for any baseball fan.

Times Visited: 1

2026

Nationals Park is the home of the Washington Nationals and a great destination for experiencing Major League Baseball in the nation’s capital. Located along the Anacostia River, the ballpark offers a modern atmosphere, great views, and an exciting game-day experience. Watching the Nationals play at Nationals Park is a fun way to experience both MLB and the unique energy of Washington, D.C.

Times Visited: 3

2015, 2016, 2023

Angel Stadium is the home of the Los Angeles Angels and one of the longtime ballparks in Major League Baseball. Located in Anaheim, California, the stadium has a classic baseball atmosphere and is known for its iconic Big A entrance and scoreboard. Watching the Angels play at Angel Stadium offers a great combination of MLB tradition, exciting baseball, and the Southern California atmosphere.

Times Visited: 2

2019, 2024

Citizens Bank Park is the home of the Philadelphia Phillies and a great place to experience Major League Baseball. Known for its passionate fans, energetic atmosphere, and strong connection to Philadelphia’s sports culture, the ballpark makes every Phillies game feel special. From the excitement of the crowd to the tradition of Phillies baseball, Citizens Bank Park is a memorable destination for any MLB fan. As a Braves fan, it should be noted that Philly has the worst fans in the world.

Times Visited: 1

2024

Chase Field is the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks and one of the most unique ballparks in Major League Baseball. Located in downtown Phoenix, the stadium is known for its retractable roof, keeping fans comfortable while enjoying a game in Arizona’s desert climate. The combination of modern features, an energetic atmosphere, and Diamondbacks baseball makes Chase Field a memorable MLB destination.

Times Visited: 1

2016

Globe Life Field is the home of the Texas Rangers and one of the newest ballparks in Major League Baseball. Located in Arlington, Texas, the stadium features a modern design, a retractable roof, and an incredible game-day atmosphere. It's not the best stadium, especially for how new it is. It is still good place to catch a game.

Times Visited: 1

2024

Progressive Field is the home of the Cleveland Guardians and a historic part of Major League Baseball. Located in downtown Cleveland, the ballpark offers an intimate atmosphere and great views of the city while providing an exciting setting for Guardians baseball. With its passionate fans and connection to Cleveland’s sports culture, Progressive Field is a memorable stop for any MLB fan. Its only downfall is the lack of activity around the stadium.

Times Visited: 1

2023

Daikin Park is the home of the Houston Astros and a unique destination in Major League Baseball. Located in downtown Houston, the ballpark features a retractable roof, keeping games comfortable while providing an exciting atmosphere for Astros fans. It's not my favorite. It is definitely a cool stadium, it just does not crack my top 10.

Times Visited: 1

2023

LoanDepot Park is the home of the Miami Marlins and one of the more modern ballparks in Major League Baseball. While the stadium has some impressive features, including a retractable roof and air conditioning, the overall atmosphere can feel quieter than many other MLB parks. Still, seeing a Marlins game in Miami is a worthwhile experience, especially for fans looking to visit as many MLB stadiums as possible.

Times Visited: 1

2025

Tropicana Field was the former home of the Tampa Bay Rays and, honestly, one of the less impressive stadiums in Major League Baseball. The indoor dome was practical for avoiding Florida’s heat and unpredictable weather, but the stadium lacked the atmosphere and character found at many other MLB parks. While it was still cool to check off as an MLB stadium, Tropicana Field was never one of the ballparks that stood out to me.

Times Visited: 1

2017

Oakland Coliseum was the longtime home of the Oakland Athletics and one of the most unique venues in Major League Baseball. While it had a strong history and some memorable moments, the aging stadium was far from the nicest ballpark in MLB. Its outdated facilities and lack of modern amenities made it a rougher experience compared with newer stadiums. Still, there was something special about seeing an A’s game there, especially knowing the stadium’s long history with Oakland baseball. The team moved out following the 2024 season.

Times Visited: 2

2023 x2