san francisco part three

We have a life-long goal of attending a baseball game in every major league stadium in the country.  There are 30 major league teams.  I haven't been very systematic about keeping track, so let's see what I can remember...

1. Twin's Metrodome - went here on our first date in 2001 and many, many dates after including the playoffs in 2002.
2. Milwaukee Brewer's Miller Park - we have been here a few times and I believe the first time was in 2002.
3. Chicago White Sox' Guaranteed Rate Field - I'm pretty sure we went here in 2004.
4. National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York - not a stadium but still on the bucket list.  I think we went here in 2006, in the same trip we went to Niagara Falls.
5. Colorado Rockies' Coors Field - I know we went here in 2009 because we left our colicky baby with Meemaw and Papa.
6. Twin's Target Field - We hired two babysitters to go to our first game here on my birthday in 2010.
7. Yankee Stadium, New York City - we went here for our 10th anniversary in 2013.
8.  Red Sox' Fenway Park in Boston - we went here on the same trip in 2013.
9. Chicago Cub's Wrigley Field - 2015
10. San Francisco Giant's AT&T Stadium - 2017

There are a few things we have started to do at every park.  We try to get there a couple hours early so we can take in the atmosphere.  Sometimes we go on the tour if there is one.  This one was sold out weeks in advance.  We get our picture taken in front of the stadium. 

We walk around the entire exterior of the stadium.  Before we go to our seats, we also make at least one lap around inside of the stadium.  We always eat the concessions.  And we cheer for the home team!

 View from our seats.

The best feature of this stadium is it is right on the water.  You can see the Bay Bridge.  There is a gathering of boats and kayakers anticipating home run balls!

 I did a little game watching and a lot of boat watching.

We have 22 more stadiums to go - if no new stadiums are built!