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IF YOU’VE GONE to a game at any of the new stadiums erected over the last decade, you’re well aware of the differences between them and the older, more traditional stadiums.
Today’s teams are not only trying to create more visually appealing buildings, but they’re interested in making attending the game an all-encompassing entertainment experience.
Of course, making everything about new stadiums bigger and better means that teams can hike up ticket prices, which has understandably alienated fans in these difficult economic times. Still, there are some pretty interesting new things going on at the ball park.
Some of these changes can already be seen at today’s arenas, but will soon become the rule rather than exception for a day at the ballpark.