The Rock Pile is $5 and offers great views of both the game below, and the sunset over the Rocky Mountains
Don't waste 2 innings in line at Shake Shack. Grab Blue Smoke BBQ right next door and head down the stairs to get an intimate view of the bullpens
Skip the high priced seats on the first level, and sit with the true fans on the top level. Scalpers are usually unloading these tickets for cheap right before the first pitch
Check out the Indians museum in Center Field....if you're like me, you'll be amazed at how many players have been on the Tribe throughout the years
Every first time Wrigley visitor should have to sit out in the bleachers...its unlike any experience in baseball. If sold out, try for the 1stbase line where the seats start to curve into the outfield
A surprisingly enjoyable baseball experience. Walk the 360 degrees around the inside of the stadium and enjoy the view from multiple angles!
A small, intimate stadium makes you feel like you're at a minor league baseball game, but in a really good way. We sat first level behind home plate for incredibly cheap, but before the remodel
Opt for the standing room only tickets in the OF (there's still bleachers for you to sit down in) and alternate between watching great baseball and looking behind you at the awesome views of the Bay
If you're rolling solo, try to get a ticket with row AAA. I managed to snag one day of and didn't realize until I got to my seat that it was the very first row, on the field.
Baseball was not meant to be played indoors, and this stadium is the epitome of that sentiment. Try to use your indoor voice, most people at the game are trying to sleep.
As much as I want to hate this place, I can't. Its too perfect. Get there early and walk down the left field line and stand under the Green Monster, one of the most famous landmarks in sports
Arrive early for batting practice and snag a spot at the front of the tarp, it serves as a barricade to balls escaping further down the line. There might even be a ball wedged in there when you arrive
Luckily you no longer have to watch the Twins play here. Head over to Target Field to check out the Twins.
You're so close the Marlins moving to their new stadium. Wait it out and skip over this stadium. If its already too late, grab a secluded seat down the first base line and snag a foul ball or 10
Spend some time walking around the lower level concourse. There's a really nice Tiger's historical timeline throughout the stadium.
