What's your MLB stadium number?

Current:
Oriole Park
Turner Field
Yankee Stadium
PNC Park
Citizens Bank Park
Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field
Metrodome
RFK Stadium
Former:
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
Three Rivers Stadium
Veterans Stadium
Fulton County Stadium
Mile High Stadium (I don't know if it counts, since I was there for a football game)

 

Active:
Shea Stadium
Turner Field
RFK Stadium
Wrigley Field
Fenway Park
Camden Yards
Tropicana
Jacobs Field
New Comiskey
Kauffman Stadium

Former:
Fulton County
Old Busch Stadium
Old Comiskey
Tiger Stadium
Arlington

Been there, but not for a game:
Coors
Bank One

This Summer:
Metrodome

 

Been to:

Yankee Stadium (old and new)
Camden Yards
Metrodome
Oakland Coliseum
Safeco Field
RFK (when it was DC Stadium)
Wrigley Field
The BOB
Coors Field

No longer in use stadiums

Exhibition Stadium
Municipal Stadium
Tiger Stadium
Metropolitan Stadium
Kingdome
Veterans Stadium
Candlestick Park
Mile High Stadium

 

Tiger Stadium
Comerica park
Municipal Stadium, Cleveland
Exhibition Stadium, Toronto
County Stadium
Metrodome
Riverfront Stadium
Veterans Stadium
Fenway Park
Fulton County Stadium
Turner Field
Wrigley Field
Comiskey Park (original)

 

My list isn't impressive, just a handful, but it does include seeing the Senators in the pre-RFK incarnation of D.C. Stadium in 1965 or so.

 

I have a short list too, but I remember most of the games.

Candlestick (I grew up in the Bay Area...My wife has a Croix de Candlestick, which was a pin you used to get if you made it through an entire extra inning night game at the stick...it would get really freakin' cold there)

Oakland (duh...if you can cross one bridge you can cross another)

The old Arlington Stadium

AT&T Park (much warmer than the Stick...and gorgeous)

I have been to a few minor league games as well, but I don't get out much.

The Mrs. and I are trying to figure out what to do with our time after our daughter leaves for college. A couple of stadium trips wouldn't be a bad idea.

 

Current stadiums:
Royals/Kauffman Stadium (K.C.)
Wrigley Field (Chicago)
Camden Yards (Baltimore)
Fenway Park (Boston)
Turner Field (Atlanta)
The Trop (Tampa Bay)
Yankee Stadium (New York)
Dodger Stadium (L.A.)
Minute Maid Park (Houston)
Angel Stadium (Anaheim)
Petco Park (San Diego)

Past stadiums:
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
Tiger Stadium (Detroit)
The Vet (Philly)
Fulton County Stadium (Atlanta)
Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati)

Upcoming addition: Chase Field (Phoenix), June 6-7

Honorable mention (been there for NFL/visiting/other, but not for a game):
Jack Murphy/Qualcomm (San Diego), Candlestick (San Francisco), Coors Field (Denver), old Busch Stadium (St. Louis), U.S. Cellular (Chicago), Astrodome (Houston), Great American Ballpark (Cincinnati), AT&T Park (San Francisco), Ballpark at Arlington (Texas)

 

active:
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field
PNC Park
The Ballpark at Arlington
Coors Field
Citizen's Bank
Camden Yards
Shea Stadium
Skydome/Rogers Centre
Petco Park
RFK

retired:
Memorial Stadium
Three Rivers Stadium
The Astrodome
Olympic Stadium

 

I've been to 7 current, 2 new and have driven by several more.

Wrigley Field
Dodger Stadium
Angel Stadium
PETCO Park
Metrodome
Kauffman Stadium
Ballpark in Arlington

Old stadiums
Old Busch Stadium
Candlestick Park

I've also taken tours of Camden Yards and the new Comiskey Park. And I've driven by Minute Maid Park, Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, Comerica Park, RFK and the Oakland Coliseum. And I flew over Chase Field in an airplane. Does that count?

 

Wow, I need to get out more:
Wrigley Field
The Cell
Rangers Park
Miller Park


I've been at but never seen a game at Dodger Stadium, BOB in Phoenix and Coors Field.

 

Two, one no longer in use, one destroyed. The Astro Dome and Riverfront in Cincy.

Currently the nearest park is about 10 hours away in Seattle, so I don't foresee myself adding to the list anytime soon.

 

Current
AT&T - My favorite, but I'm a homer. Bonds put two in the Cove on one of my trips.
Oakland (Mcaffee, I think) - I met Bobby"The Brain" Heenan, The Rock and a few others before watching them from a suite that evening.
US Cellular - Boring.
Wrigley - Had a blast until I slipped on the floor of Cubbie Bear.
Metrodome - Not as bad as everybody says.
Turner Field - It's easy to get tickets, even for playoff games.

Old
Candlestick - I was so hammered after tailgating that by the fifth inning I couldn't open the second bottle of Bacardi for my coke. I do remember the fireworks had a Mickey Mouse shape.
Riverfront - Nothing like a $1 ticket, a dog and a coke on dinner break.
Busch - I sat in Big Mac land for No. 60. (the edit: I forgot about it)