Mideast Tours

Mideast Baseball Tours

A Premium Baseball Tour Through Legendary Cities, Designed for the Ultimate Fan


Step into the heart of baseball country on our Mideast Tour—a journey through five legendary cities, each with its own flavor, culture, and major league charm. From the modern marvel of Toronto’s Rogers Centre to the skyline-framed elegance of Pittsburgh’s PNC Park, this tour blends iconic ballparks with regional highlights. It’s designed for fans who want more than just a seat at the game—they want a story, a memory, a connection to America’s pastime in cities that helped shape it.

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Toronto – Rogers Centre
Toronto offers a truly international start to the tour. Home to Canada's only MLB team, the city buzzes with energy, diversity, and skyline views that dazzle by day and night. Rogers Centre—formerly SkyDome—is an architectural icon with its fully retractable roof, letting fans enjoy baseball rain or shine. Situated beside the CN Tower, this stadium delivers a distinct mix of downtown thrills and baseball tradition. Watching the Blue Jays play under the dome or open sky is a unique experience you can only find north of the border.

Detroit – Comerica Park
Detroit is a city of grit, rebirth, and deep sports loyalty. Comerica Park captures all of that spirit in a beautifully designed venue that pays homage to Tigers history at every turn. With its oversized tiger statues, carousel, and baseball-themed Ferris wheel, it offers fun for all ages while honoring legends like Ty Cobb and Al Kaline. The downtown location gives fans the chance to explore Detroit’s revitalized core, from classic Motown vibes to new restaurants and shops that show off the city’s comeback.

Cincinnati – Great American Ball Park
Cincinnati is where professional baseball was born, and that proud legacy lives on at Great American Ball Park. Set along the Ohio River, the ballpark is known for its striking views, vintage charm, and nods to Reds history throughout the park. With the Reds Hall of Fame & Museum next door, fans can take a deep dive into the game’s origins before catching a game in one of MLB’s most fan-friendly venues. Don’t miss the steamboat-style smokestacks and fireworks that make every home run feel like a celebration.

Pittsburgh – PNC Park
IMG_3499PNC Park is often called the most beautiful stadium in baseball—and once you step inside, you’ll understand why. Set on the Allegheny River with downtown Pittsburgh and its iconic yellow bridges in the background, the view from every seat is spectacular. The park’s intimate design, local food options, and passionate Pirates fans make it a standout. Beyond baseball, Pittsburgh surprises visitors with its vibrant neighborhoods, arts scene, and rich industrial history.

Cleveland – Progressive Field
Cleveland is a city that’s fiercely proud of its team and its traditions. Progressive Field, nestled in the heart of downtown, offers a classic ballpark feel with modern updates. From the impressive scoreboard to the home-run porch in left field, it’s a great place to watch the Guardians battle it out. The surrounding Gateway District offers pre- and post-game excitement with plenty of bars, restaurants, and live music venues. And for die-hard baseball fans, the nearby Baseball Heritage Museum adds a deeper layer to your visit.