Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Here we go!

This is our first of hopefully many yearly trips, with the goal of seeing every MLB park. Below is the itenerary.

Leave from Church at 9pm on Saturday May 1st. Driving to Washington PA.
Head out from there to Baltimore MD to see Orioles vs. Red Sox at 1:35pm at Camden Yards.
Spend the evening/night in Baltimore, and head out Monday morning for Philly.
Hanging out and sightseeing there, and catching Phillies vs. Cardinals at 7:05pm at Citizens Bank Park.
Head from Philly to Washington DC on Tuesday morning, catching the Nationals vs. Braves at 7:05pm at Nationals Park.
Spend the night in DC and head to Pittsburgh sometime on Wednesday to catch the Pirates vs. Cubs at 7:05pm at PNC Park.
After the game we pile back into the mini-van and head for home, and should arrive back in Ohio very early Thursday morning.

We will update with pictures and posts about what we have done as we go, feel free to comment, we would love to hear from you.
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5 comments:

  1. redsbelieverApril 29, 2010 at 4:27 AM

    What a great trip! I will jealously follow on the blog so keep it updated.Bring back an Adam Dunn home run ball.

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  2. Just for fun 1234567April 29, 2010 at 7:31 AM

    very cool! let me know if future trips involve StL and i can hook you up with a free place to stay

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  3. redsbelieverMay 1, 2010 at 4:41 AM

    I think there's a hill with an incline/tram kind of thing-the Duquesne incline maybe-that is supposed to have a great view of the city. We wanted to try it but didn't have time when we were there.
    If you want excitement just try under a bridge after midnight in any downtown area of any city that you are in.Who knows, you might even wind up on an episode of "Cops".Just try to keep your shirts on.

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  4. redsbelieverMay 1, 2010 at 4:42 AM

    Oh, that incline is in Pittsburgh.

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  5. UnknownMay 2, 2010 at 8:22 PM

    I was just in Pittsburgh and the Dusquesne Incline was pretty cool - the view was unbelievable. We were there in the evening - so it was cool to see the city lit up. I am pretty sure that it runs until sometime after midnight. We had a an afternoon meal at a place called Rolands Seafood Grill (http://www.rolandsseafoodgrill.com) - they had food of all kinds (the pizza;s were huge from what we saw) - and if any of you like lobster, the hot lobster roll was off the hook. Sounds like a great trip! (Allison Zellers Echenrode)

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