9. Coors Field - Colorado Rockies
Something about the Denver sunset made this park so appealing, that and we also saw a walk-off here from Ryan McMahon. The park design and field are beautiful, and I love the pine trees in the outfield.
8. American Family Field - Milwaukee Brewers
The longest game we saw on our trip saw the Brewers defeating the Pirates in 15 innings. I know the Brewers have been told that the park needs upgrades, but I didn't notice anything on my visit here. Seeing Bernie Brewer go down the slide was incredible, this one is really nice.
7. Oracle Park - San Francisco Giants
It's hard to go wrong with a park that overlooks the bay, and the Giants do it right. The entire outfield concourse is wide open, with plenty of different food and drink options. While we didn't get to kayak in McCovey Cove, this was one of the best parks in the entire league.
6. Busch Stadium - St. Louis Cardinals
An overlook with the St. Louis Arch is hard to beat, and this is my pick for the best food in baseball. Seriously, try their brisket sandwich and it will change your life. The Cardinals will see more success here in the future, but they might need to find starting pitching even more than the Red Sox.