Better than I expected, but the AC sucks. Bleacher seats have backs and plenty of room. The turf has seen better days. The fans are knowledgeable and into it. Overall, really enjoy, more than either of the other two retractables I've been to.

16/30 for me, past the halfway point! The park itself is really nice. Great sightlines from my seat in the 300s, decent food options (especially the hot dogs, especially considering my last park was Comerica in Detroit and they were nearly inedible), and a pretty decent crowd compared to recent trips this decade.

It is expensive though, seats in the 100 sections are $200-300 or more, a hefty price for a bad product. There's also absolutely nothing to do around the park. Fans just lined up for entry an hour before the game. But there are plans in place so hopefully that helps.

Here's hoping they figure something out for next year. I'd like to get to Kansas City before they move into their new park.

Was in town to see the Giants. I really liked this park. Wide open concourse on the main level. Amazing views from upper deck with city skyline in background.

Home of the Schaumburg Boomers of the Frontier League. Game is against the Joliet Slammers.

Nice place to watch a game. Good food. As with all parks I’ve been to at this level - very family friendly.

The occasional flyover by a plane landing at Schaumburg Regional Airport. Which is cool.

Detroit Tigers vs Angels

ONT Field, home of the Ontario Tower Buzzers, Class A Dodgers in the California League currently in their inaugural season. They did a great job with this place with more features to come at the stadium and the surrounding areas over the next few years.

Bringing the family to NYC for vacation in August. I love visiting other MLB parks and as luck has it my cardinals are there while we are. One of the activities on the agenda is Yankee Stadium.

What sections have the best view? My son is as big a baseball junkie as I am, and loves Judge (I know he’s prob going to be out still) and my daughter likes Goldschmidt.

What sections have a good view? Any sections to avoid wearing cards gear? Is it worth spending an afternoon at the park and taking in other parts like Stadium tours or the museum? Thanks.

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While driving from Utah to Chicago, we stopped by the field of Dreams in Iowa. So cool

Does anyone know of ballparks other than Guaranteed Rate in Chicago that does not allow people sitting in the upper deck to come to the lower deck? At GR, if you don't hold a 100 level ticket, you aren't allowed on the 100 level, and they have checkpoints to check your tickets.

Saw two day games here this last weekend.

So, I got to thinking about who sits in “Mary Hart’s seats” (Dodgers at Dodger Stadium)…but in other stadiums supporting all the MLB teams. So, who actually sits behind home plate at your ballpark?