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I need to make this on my list of Parks to see...Right after Yankee and Shea.

cabby7588 wrote:I need to make this on my list of Parks to see...Right after Yankee and Shea.

Why Shea? That place is a dump, but if you really want to see it (or Yankee) you better hurry.

vnmn23 wrote:

cabby7588 wrote:I need to make this on my list of Parks to see...Right after Yankee and Shea.

Why Shea? That place is a dump, but if you really want to see it (or Yankee) you better hurry.

Probably because they are tearing it down soon.

A guy I work with goes to about 6 parks a year, he loved PNC. Think he said it was his favorite.

I thought Yankee Stadium was unimpressive.

Probably because I was at the Cards/BoSox game in Fenway two days prior.

PNC is one at the tops of my list to see. It looks amazing.

Wrigley, Fenway, and Yankee Stadium still top my list though.


Edit: Parks I will never care to see--Minute Maid or whatever they call it now.

JohnnyJay wrote:PNC is one at the tops of my list to see. It looks amazing.

Wrigley, Fenway, and Yankee Stadium still top my list though.


Edit: Parks I will never care to see--Minute Maid or whatever they call it now.

You can see a close approximation of Minute Maid at your local miniature golf course. No need to travel all the way to Houston.

The view at PNC is so good that it doesn't look real. It's as if they put a blue screen beyond RCF and had somebody CGI something in there.

The view at Comerica is surprisingly good also.

greenback44 wrote:The view at PNC is so good that it doesn't look real. It's as if they put a blue screen beyond RCF and had somebody CGI something in there.

The view at Comerica is surprisingly good also.

Another park my co-worker liked alot.

I sat next to a young guy from New York last May at a Cards/Mets game, he had seen every stadium. His favs were PNC, SF, and Seattle. Least fav was Tampa Bay.