If a stadium changes names, does it now count as a different stadium? I did not factor in this possibility when making my corny stadium chaser rules, but alas, here we are. Safeco Field is no more. Instead, as of this winter, we now have T-Mobile Park. How much changes when a stadium name changes? Obviously, the signs promoting Safeco will change, but beyond that, is there more than your basic upkeep renovations? This is a real conundrum.
The tour was cheap ($12 per person) and well run. I definitely recommend buying your ticket ahead of time- I can only speak to game days, but our time slot was completely sold out.
Ah, Safeco. I barely knew thee. Hopefully T-Mobile doesn’t change too much or turn everything pink. There are too many good things about the stadium to go messing with it!
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5/5/2020 11:32:19 pm
This stadium is definitely better than most, I will tell you that. I see a lot of people who love this stadium just as much as they love their team. Well, to be able to build a great franchise, you are going to have to make a lot of changes. Think about the Golden State Warriors, they made a lot of changes to their stadium. I think the changes were all so that they can accommodate their fans more frequently.
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