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[marekschwarz33]

What changes have they made? (I was there in Summer of '07). While this is going completely off topic... I've got to say: I've been to a little better than half of the parks in MLB, and Kauffman has been (so far) my favorite. Beauty place to catch a game.

well they added a HUGE new jumbotron, seats in the outfield by the fountains, a nice new Hall of Fame, and new concession stands and they just fixed it up some as well. Its a great stadium even better than the old one imo.the only problem is they raised all the ticket prices since the renovations.

[30ranfordfan]

Nice. I'd be pretty tempted to get fountain seats for a game (though I'm sort of wondering if putting seats out there has comprimised the look of the place, if you're looking directly out to the fountains).

I would like to get back there. The fans were really friendly to out of towners (granted, I've found that to be the case everywhere except Philly) and like I said before: It's a beautiful ball park.

It's just a little too far to go there for a weekend though (I live about an hour south west of Toronto) and if I ever get around to doing a week-long road trip again, I need to make sure it includes a few spots I haven't been yet (though, I'm sure I could work KC into somthing like that).

well they added a HUGE new jumbotron, seats in the outfield by the fountains, a nice new Hall of Fame, and new concession stands and they just fixed it up some as well. Its a great stadium even better than the old one imo.the only problem is they raised all the ticket prices since the renovations.

[cnshockey]

let me point something out. you think there would be as much hockey in places like phoenix, florida, and nashville if they DIDN'T have an nhl team. NHL teams bring interest to hockey in the area creating youth teams creating more fans. a team in KC would grab a ton of new hockey fans in a non hockey area just like it did in the areast listed above