Three things I like most about this park: 1. The downtown skyline looms over the right and center field portions, a feature that was well-thought-out and beautifully highlights the tight relation of the city to its baseball park. And Pittsburgh is sports-crazy so one knows this framing was intentional. You don't get this frame and sense of place in DC, NY (x2), Baltimore, SF, Houston, etc. 2. The fans were neighborly. Unlike other parks, one isn't assaulted by drunken jerks screaming obscenities. You can bring your kids and watch a ballgame without wondering whether their vocabulary will expand. 3. The entire non-baseball production was nicely done -- not ear-splitting or boorish. What I didn't like: The lines; the prices -- this is a mid-market city for crying out loud, not LA!; there is no T-stop nearby so one needs to drive or walk quite a distance (over the admittedly wonderful Roberto Clemente bridge). In short, not the best ballpark in America but reasonable. Frankly it helps that the Pirates were doing well. Maybe it would all feel very different if they were the Royals.
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