I've decided my next goal in life is to get to all of the MLB parks. I've been to 19 so far (5 of them now extinct) and am always looking for trips that can include more parks. I think Wrigley, Yankee Stadium (the original), Fenway have to be judged differently than the newer parks simply because of their historical value. It's been 15 years since I've been to Fenway and I would love to go back. Of the recent parks I've been to I would rank the top as follows: 1. Target Field. I loved this place. From the best food options I've seen to the design of the park. 2. PNC Park. As many have mentioned walking across Clemente Bridge was cool. Too bad the tenants are so bad. 3. Coors Field- Right in the heart of downtown Denver. 4. ATT Park. Neat setting (not along the Ocean as someone else said but instead right on San Francisco Bay). McCovey Cove struck me as being smaller than I expected but still pretty cool 5. Comerica Park Detroit- I liked all of the Tigers around the stadium. 6. Safeco Field Seattle The worst 2 are unquestionably Miami (Pro Player, Dolphin Stadium, Landshark, Joe Robbie or whatever the hell they call that place now) and the DumptyDome. Others I've been to: Fenway, Yankee, Wrigley, Miller Park, County Stadium, old Busch, Progressive Field in Cleveland, US Cellular, Great American (Cincinnati), old Arlington Stadium, Kaufmann Stadium in KC. This summer the plan is to knock off New Yankee Stadium and CitiField.