Perfect for watching the game, following the flight of the ball and watching the plays develop. At Kaufman Stadium you get a great view, regardless of what goes on in the game. The outfield is dominated by working waterfalls and fountains. It's a perfectly serene backdrop to the game. The scoreboard and video screen are also in the outfield and they keep you up to date on what's going on in the game and around the Major Leagues.
Every ballpark has it's own identity.
The newer ballparks like the ones in Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee and Texas are specifically built for baseball and they are designed with little nuances and quirks that make the game a unique experience when it is played there. They may have uneven outfield measurements or high walls or unique nooks and crannies in the outfield that make them identifiable by their structure alone. This is an about-face from the 1970s when every stadium seemed to be the same. Today's new stadiums are much more fan friendly. Kaufman Stadium was built in the early 1970s but the architects had a very modern view of what a baseball stadium should be.