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Major League Baseball is America's pastime and the easiest sport to plan a roadtrip. This is because every team plays 162 games over six months, every week and nearly every day from April until October. Whether by air and/or car, this allows the possibility to see seven games in seven cities within a week. Below we have created several possible road trips that you could take within a week or a few days. Use the links to the right or the map below to explore any ballpark and city you would like to visit.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore Orioles: Camden Yards
Boston Red Sox: Fenway Park
Chicago White Sox: US Cellular Field
Cleveland Indians: Progressive Field
Detroit Tigers: Comerica Park
Kansas City Royals: Kauffman Stadium
Los Angeles Angels: Angel Stadium
Minnesota Twins: Metrodome
New York Yankees: Yankee Stadium
Oakland A's: McAfee Coliseum
Seattle Mariners: Safeco Field
Tampa Bay Rays: Tropicana Field
Texas Rangers: Rangers Ballpark
Toronto Blue Jays: Rogers Centre

Arizona Diamondbacks: Chase Field
Atlanta Braves: Turner Field
Chicago Cubs: Wrigley Field
Cincinnati Reds: Great American Ball Park
Colorado Rockies: Coors Field
Florida Marlins: Dolphin Stadium
Houston Astros: Minute Maid Park
Los Angeles Dodgers: Dodger Stadium
Milwaukee Brewers: Miller Park
New York Mets: Shea Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies: Citizens Bank Park
Pittsburgh Pirates: PNC Park
St. Louis Cardinals: Busch Stadium
San Diego Padres: Petco Park
San Francisco Giants: AT&T Park
Washington Nationals: Nationals Park

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ROAD TRIP IDEAS

ROADTRIPPING GUIDE

the Nor'easter: Three Ballparks/States, Two Cities
the I-95er: Six Ballparks/States, Five Cities
the Big Apple: Two Ballparks, One Big City
the Grand South: Three Ballparks/Cities, Two States
the Buckeye State: Two Ballparks/Cities, One State
the Midwestern Slam: Six Ballparks, Seven States, Five Cities
the Upper Midwestern: Four Ballparks, Three States/Cities
the Central Combo: Four Ballparks/Cities, Three States
the Texas Two Step: Two Ballparks/Cities, One Big State
California Dreamin': Five Ballparks, Four Cities, One State
the Single Game: One Ballpark in One City
All in One: All 30 Ballparks

Visit our popular feature, RoadTripping, your guide to taking a baseball ballpark roadtrip. All the information you need to know is here! Our Travel Guide section provides you tons of information on any big league city you plan to visit.

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