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Discover Stadiums That Surpass Fenway Park in Baseball Glory

As the excitement builds for the upcoming major league baseball season, USA Today has unveiled its latest rankings of baseball stadiums, capturing the attention of fans nationwide. Despite its rich history and iconic status, Fenway Park in Boston did not clinch the top spot but proudly secured a place within the top 10.

Nestled in the heart of Boston, Fenway Park stands as a testament to the city’s deep-rooted history, earning its fame not only as the oldest active ballpark in Major League Baseball but also for its unique architectural features. From Pesky’s Pole to the legendary Green Monster, the ballpark’s distinctive elements have become synonymous with the Boston Red Sox’s identity.

The top honor went to Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, celebrated for its charming retro-classic design. Not far behind, Oracle Park in San Francisco and Wrigley Field in Chicago were lauded for their Giants Wall of Fame and iconic hand-operated scoreboard, respectively, each adding a unique flavor to the baseball experience.

USA Today’s 10 Best MLB Stadiums, as voted by readers, are as follows:

1. Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore
2. Petco Park, San Diego
3. Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
4. Oracle Park, San Francisco
5. Busch Stadium, St. Louis
6. PNC Park, Pittsburgh
7. Wrigley Field, Chicago
8. Fenway Park, Boston
9. Target Field, Minneapolis
10. Coors Field, Denver

This ranking is part of the 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, where USA Today’s travel experts nominate 20 contenders across various categories, from dining to destinations, inviting readers to vote for their top picks.

For more insights into the 10 best MLB stadiums and to see if your favorite made the list, visit the official 10Best website. We’re eager to hear your thoughts on these rankings. Do you agree or disagree with the choices? Share your opinions in the comments below.

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