At Big League Tours, we take pride in sharing the stories of our guests who have achieved their dream of visiting all 30 MLB stadiums! This past summer, Joe and Phyllis C. marked their 30th stadium off their list. Here’s what they shared about their experience with Big League Tours:
"Joe and I started our chase for 30 stadiums in 2016. We decided 2024 was going to be the year to complete our chase. In researching how we could finish, we discovered Big League Tours. They have many tours but two would finish our quest in 2024, We did their Hall of Fame Tour to take care of two New York teams and Boston. This tour included a visit to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. 
Soon after we embarked on their West Coast Tour. This gave us all the West Coast teams starting in Seattle and hitting our 30th stadium in San Diego. The arrangements Big League made for ground and air transportation were well organized. Each of the hotels were centrally located allowing us to enjoy the city and the ballparks. The seats for every game were fantastic. For our 30th in San Diego, we sat right behind the dugout. Never had seats that close.
Glenn was an amazing guide and Bronte answered any questions that we had with booking and during the tours.. Looking forward to a Japan tour in the next year or so."
Congratulations. Joe and Phyllis! Thank you for choosing Big League Tours. We're honored to be a small part of your big accomplishment!
my husband, parents, siblings, cousins, and grandpa hold a special place in my mind. The restaurants we've dined at, the sights we've explored, the sheer excitement of 15 year old me meeting Nick Jonas after a Reds game, and countless other cherished memories flood my mind.
When you stop to think about it, embarking on a journey with your beloved companions can serve as the "in-between" in the midst of a hectic life. Stepping away from the mundane routine to purposefully bond together makes life sweet!
up loving baseball and the Red Sox! I just love the ambience of the stadiums. I decided I wanted to see all 30 stadiums. I looked online and Big League Tours popped up. I chose the East coast tour for my first tour in 2015. It absolutely met all my expectations! The host was personable, knowledgeable and made you feel at ease. The accommodations were excellent, the seats were premium and the transportation in between stadiums was great. I met a couple from California on that tour and we decided to go on future tours together and we did except 1 year.
I continued my adventure with tours in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022 and 2023!! You also have extra time to sightsee in the city you are visiting. The great thing about Big League Tours is each tour you either get an experience with a key player, speaker or a tour of the stadium. I completed my 30th stadium May 2023 at Oakland Coliseum!! The host, Glenn, presented me with a ball and case. All the people on the tour signed the ball!! I was ecstatic!! We also got a group picture that made it extra special!!
The attention to detail is what separates Big League Tours from other tours. The tour hosts are knowledgeable and fun to be with. I really enjoyed my time in Chicago. The Palmer House hotel was in a great location and just a beautiful property, and meeting with Ron Kittle was thoroughly enjoyable.
Boston's Fenway Park, the Baseball Hall of Fame, the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, the Mets’ at Citi Field/Shay Stadium, and the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards. In 2019 we did the Midwest tour to watch the Chicago Cubs and the White Sox and the Milwaukee Brewers; in 2021 we participated in the West Coast tour; in 2022 we went on the Mideast tour to visit Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers, Cleveland Guardians, Pittsburg Pirates, and Toronto Blue Jays; in 2023 we did the Southeast tour visiting Washington Nationals, Tampa Bay Rays and Atlanta Braves and later the Midwest tour visiting Minnesota Twins, Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals. We visited a couple stadiums on our own over the years due to our own schedules, to make all 30 stadiums.
What makes Big League Tours different from other travel experiences is the ultimate convenience in going from one stadium to the next, not having to book the excellent seats at each stadium and great hotels in which to stay that Big League Tours provides, and getting to meet and talk with several outstanding baseball representatives on the tours, such as Ron Kittle. Each tour director that escorted us had a wonderful sense of humor, was an outstanding planner seeing after all his charges, and going out of the way to make each trip memorable for everyone.
Some of our favorite experiences were visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, and catching a foul ball in Milwaukee, and Truist Park in Atlanta.
“We had been working on our quest to visit all 30 MLB stadiums for a few years. We decided the best way to see the Mideast stadiums was on a tour. We seriously looked at two companies and decided to go with Big League Tours. We went on the Mideast Tour in June 2022.
friendly, patient, calm, and, organized. This tour really spoiled us going forward attending games!
The Midwest July Tour starts in Minneapolis at Target Field, where a Twins “homerun celebration” and walleye on a stick are things you just have to experience. (Minnesotans are serious about their acclaimed “state fair food”!)
The following day takes us to Busch Stadium in St. Louis for one of the best fan experiences in baseball! Even if you’re not a Cardinals enthusiast, the fan-friendly atmosphere and skyline backdrop of the Gateway Arch will draw you in. Another must-see is Ballpark Village, an adjacent complex where fans enjoy shopping, good eats, and the Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum.
There’s nothing quite like baseball in New York. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, the Yankees do it big, and you feel it at the home of the winningest franchise in history. Comfortable seating, high-end eating and a free one-of-a-kind in-park museum make Yankees Stadium a remarkable experience.
June 21 – Cardinals @ Nationals
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