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The Orioles now have a Home Plate Club. For $100 you get a seat in the exclusive club area of the park, an all-you-can-eat buffet with carved meats for 1.5 hours before the game, and all you can eat ballpark fare and drinks until the 7th inning. They also have a Left Field Picnic Perch. For $45 you get access to the club area and all you can eat pork BBQ, hot dogs, nachos, salad, ice cream, sodas, and more.
The stadium isn't bad, the location is. Unfortunately they're building a new one next to it. Road infrastructure is horrible in st pete. I can get to Amelie faster than Tropicana, and I live literally equal to both. Still root on tv.
As a Brit, I went here (the Coors stadium in Denver) in 1997. It was my first experience of baseball and during this first trip, I also visited the Seattle Mariners within the now demolished King Dome. I was blown away by the venues. I still covet my 25th anniversary baseball that I purchased back then in Seattle as well as my Coloroad Rockies baseball hat. I guess the Mariners are now approaching 50 years? I feel old. If anyone wants the unused baseball, get in touch. Ad altiora!
i think its 10 out 10, that said i am an O's fan so I'm a bit bias. There is also another status in the plaza area (for lack of a better term) across from pickles pub. Also I'm not 100% sure on this but I've heard that the flags in the flag court are in order of current standing with each of the divisions. So if say O's are in first place (in al east), red sox are in second, and blue jays in 3rd. the flags would be in that order. Fun fact about the warehouse, its the longest building on the east coast. Another fun fact, of all the home runs to land on Eutaw street only one has ever hot the warehouse , it was ken griffey jr during the home run derby for the 93 all star game.
Y’all ruined the retro ballpark expectations for everyone else lol. When GAB in Cincinnati was built, many fans were so disappointed as we were hoping for retro styling to include Crosley.
anyone living in the Tampa area, Do the spartan race at this stadium in May, it is super cool. I hope you have strong legs because you run alot of stairs haha.
Any chance you’ll come to Canada and review the Rogers Centre and Scotiabank arena? I didn’t see any videos in your channel. It would be killing 2 birds, with 1 stone, they are both in Toronto.
Great video! A Miami Heat game DEFINITELY seems worth checking out! I have to ask,though,your seats make it look like the arena is really steep. I've only ever been to Barclays Center and Madison Square Garden for games,and Barclays is kinda scary in the upper sections. Have you been to Barclays? If so,how do Kaseya and Barclays compare?
I'm trying to see as many stadiums as I can and I think Coors will be my next one. I'm a Giants fan so I'm a bit spoiled by Oracle Park, although I've heard good things about Coors. NL West fans are spoiled as a whole. We have Coors, Petco, and Oracle all in one division. Arizona needs a new one soon though
Hey man thx im going fora baseball game this summer i hope when i go to miami this summer we where talking about it if get things to do i havent seen the stadium on the inside only on tv the game thx man
