The Five Most Iconic MLB Stadiums That Redefine The Fan Experience

Coors Field: is the home of the Colorado Rockies, Coors Field is located in Denver, Colorado. Fans get to experience the dramatic backdrop, classic architecture, and unique landscape features. They also get a look at the snow-capped peaks of the mountains beyond the left-field stands, and the famous Colorado sunsets.

Wrigley Field is the home of the Chicago Cubs. Wrigley Field has deep, and long rooted history behind it as its the second oldest ballpark in the MLB. It features a 27 feet tall scoreboard in center field that has been manually operated since 1937. Fans get to experience and enjoy the mix of historic architecture, organic neighborhood creation, and classic baseball traditions.

Oracle Park is the home of the San Francisco Giants, it's known for the gorgeous view of San Francisco Bay. Where kayakers and boaters wait for the rare “splash hit” home run ball. Fans also get views of the Bay Bridge and the distant hills from the upper seating levels. Fans get to experience a classic stadium design with a dramatic waterfront setting.

Petco Park is the home of the San Diego Padres, Petco Park balances a unique blend of agriculture, natural San Diego Landscapes, and open air design. Fans get to experience views of a 2.7 acre greenspace and picnic hill beyond the centerfield fence lets fans relax in a lawn like setting while almost getting to experience community events.

PNC Park is the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park is widely regarded as the best stadium in the MLB. Fans get to experience an intimate design, stunning views, and rich local character. Fans also get stunning views of the city, with a spacious feel and gorgeous view of the famous yellow Roberto Clemente Bridge.