Behind the third-base seats, under the several levels of luxury boxes, are The Patio and numerous concession stands. Maybe you can get past the deli. Uh-huh, a deli, fully stocked to make you any kind of sandwich you might want. It sells, among other things, sweet dough pretzels of various flavors. It's not just about food.
Fans can pause for a moment to get a shoeshine or get their sneakers washed.
The youngest fans can play with the Little Tikes toys in Kids Land, behind the right-field seats. The lowest section is a great place from which to watch the action. Though located in the outfield, sitting there still has a feel close to the field. Center field isn't so bad, either. Fans enter a gate there while walking past a statue of Cleveland's Hall of Fame pitcher Feller, frozen in time as he prepares to throw one of his 100-mph pitches.