But now we've seen enough. We don't need a full season. We've seen enough. By freeing their operation from baseball game dates and times, they will operate simply as high-tech parking meters. Fischer said most of the preparations the city has taken to ease traffic movement and parking in connection with baseball at Tropicana Field have worked well, but it's everybody else who parks on the street downtown who has encountered problems.
Traffic flows beautifully to and from the games.
For baseball parking, you can park for almost any price a short distance from the stadium. But my concern was the Kenwood neighborhood, the Palmetto Park neighborhood and the other neighborhoods around the dome. Now, obviously, we know they can. So now, in the next two or three weeks, we'll work to correct some of the misfires. St. Petersburg Times.