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10 big league parks you should see in 2008

by Devin Pratt

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Seattle's Safeco Field

Photos courtesy of the Seattle Mariners

Seating capacity: 47,447

Field surface: Kentucky bluegrass and ryegrass blend

Year opened: 1999

Anyone who has ever worn a Red Sox jersey to a Yankees game knows the home crowd doesn't always roll out the welcome mat for fans of the opposing team. But that's not the case at Seattle's Safeco Field. In fact, with friendly staff members, great fans, and incredible views of city's skyline, Safeco Field might be the most relaxing ballpark in the league. Food tends to be expensive at Safeco, especially if you are shelling out for the whole family. But then again, do you know of any ballparks where the food isn't expensive? Plus, you can't leave without trying the garlic fries—they're spectacular.

Fast Fact: Safeco Field's retractable roof covers nearly nine acres, weighs 22 million pounds, and contains enough steel to build a skyscraper 55-stories tall.

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