Parking is so important to a stadium. We're a lot like Fenway. People park in backyards, driveways and the like. And they know how to get out of here quickly. You'd be surprised how quickly we can empty people out of the general area.
Parking is a problem that directly affects the fan.
But there are other problems inherent with old ballparks that also directly affect a fan, even if he doesn't realize it because he is so used to the situation. With the exception of Comiskey Park, old ballparks have an inadequate number of concession stands, and, what's even more important, rest rooms. Comiskey does not have this problem because, during the Bill Veeck regime, these items were given top priority. The fortunate thing is that Comiskey was inherently big enough to accommodate the expansion. The other parks aren't nearly as fortunate.