Walk Score

Type an Address:

Archive for April, 2010

Most Walkable Baseball Stadiums

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

Just in time for opening day of baseball season, Walk Score ranks the most walkable ball parks.

Who wouldn’t want a ball park with plenty of places to celebrate (or drown out your team’s sorrows) nearby?

And the winner is… Pittsburgh Pirates’ PNC Park – Walk Score 95!

Rank Ball Park Team Opened Walk Score
1 PNC Park Pittsburgh Pirates 2001 95
2 Fenway Park Boston Red Sox 1912 94
3 Busch Stadium St. Louis Cardinals 2006 94
4 Progressive Field Cleveland Indians 1994 92
5 Coors Field Colorado Rockies 1995 91
6 Petco Park San Diego Padres 2004 91
7 Camden Yards Baltimore Orioles 1992 88
8 Wrigley Field Chicago Cubs 1914 88
9 Great American Ball Park Cincinnati Reds 2003 88
10 Yankee Stadium New York Yankees 2009 88
11 Chase Field Phoenix Diamond Backs 1998 88
12 Target Field Minneapolis Twins 2010 86
13 AT&T Park San Francisco Giants 2000 85
14 Rogers Centre Toronto Blue Jays 1989 83
15 Minute Maid Park Houston Astros 2000 80
16 Safeco Field Seattle Mariners 1999 80
17 Tropicana Field Tampa Bay Rays 1990 71
18 U.S. Cellular Field Chicago White Sox 1991 68
19 Angel Stadium Anaheim Angels 1996 62
20 Citi Field New York Mets 2009 60
21 Oakland Coliseum Oakland A’s 1966 52
22 Nationals Park Washington Nationals 2008 52
23 Rangers Ballpark Texas Rangers 1994 51
24 Turner Field Atlanta Braves 1996 51
25 Dodger Stadium Los Angeles Dodgers 1962 51
26 Citizens Bank Park Philadelphia Phillies 2004 49
27 Miller Park Milwaukee Brewers 2001 38
28 Kauffman Stadium Kansas City Royals 1973 28
29 Sun Life Stadium Florida Marlins 1987 22
30 Comerica Park Detroit Tigers 2000 12

And just like the housing market, stadiums built before World War II or after the late 90′s are very walkable.  Stadiums built from 1960 – 1990… not so much!