Hotels in Redmond, WA

so much in Berlin to try to choose. Beyond the must see sites though Berliner Republik is a lot of fun http://www.die-berliner-republik.de/en/

Paris Hotel: we stayed here http://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/best-western-louvre-piemont.en-gb.html it was 'meh' but good location and cheap.

Paris: https://foursquare.com/tourismgeek/list/paris2016 , Amsterdam: https://foursquare.com/tourismgeek/list/amsterdam2016

No, but there are a few in this grouo, that do more than baseball. .that can assist Just not as many. As baseball seems to be the "common denominator " of the group.. Guys like Gary Herman Postman Peter Farrell.. Scott Bultman Jr... etc

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https://sportspassport.com/ is a relatively new all-sports version. Doesn't really have the huge following this does, but it has the capabilities for tracking arenas & games.

Today is the 29 th anniversary of my first visit to Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. I saw the Pirates beat my Mets that night. In January 1989, I went to the great Chicago Stadium for the first time as well as the old Met Center where the North Stars played. Those were old barns especially the Chicago Stadium.:)

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Try Covington, Ky.

https://www.facebook.com/1196726863688410 Aloft Newport on the Levee

Newport. Comfort Suites or Holiday Inn in Bellevue, Ky. Trolley takes you just outside the left field gate for a buck. Same fair for return trip. There are several places to eat at on the Levee as well.

AC Hotel by Marriott is 30 feet from the stadium. Brand new place. Not sure on the cost.

We all still call it Oklahoma Joe's, but it recently changed the name to Joe's Kansas City BBQ, head there for eats. People will disagree with me on seats but I actually prefer uppers behind home...but I like that in most every stadium. But if your planning on spending some cash, the Diamond Club is pretty cool and you have access to a private lounge with a bar and concessions. Lots of out of towners stay at either the Durry Inn or Holiday Inn across the street, but you have to realize, there is really nothing to do around the stadium. If you plan on doing anything around town, I'd recommend staying somewhere close to downtown Power and Light District or the Plaza. There are plenty of places to eat, shop, and do around there. I would also make sure a stop at the Negro League Baseball Museum is in the plan and it sits in the jazz district of KC with some cool little jazz lounges. Your turn...we were wanting to knock Turner Park off our bucket list before it's closed. We are thinking September. What advice do you have?

Try to go to the Municipal Stadium site. Arthur Bryants for BBQ. We stayed at the Drury Inn. The fountains were gorgeous.

Have you checked the chaser guide? http://www.ballparkchasers.com/notes/Kauffman_Stadium

Negro League Baseball Hall of Fame isn't far from Arthur Bryant's.

I didn't really like Arthur Bryant's when we visited. The Negro League Museum is definitely worth a look.

Chappell's Restaurant and Sports Museum is a MUST! Great memorabilia in that place!

I am going in June for first time and got a good rate at Fairfield Inn at The Meadowlands in Jersey. Supposed to be a public transportation/bus stop directly across from hotel that is straight shot into city.

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Even time square, short walk to GCT. That's where I would aim. Lots of hotels, might get a decent rate, walk to Grand Central for the subways, lots to do in the area.

I stayed at The Holiday Inn Express in Philadelphia. Very close to the historical sites and you get a subway close by.

Babe Ruth museum is definitely worth a visit if you have time. It is only a few blocks from the park. Inside the park, best value for the money is Boog's barbecue (Boog Powell is often there signing autographs) - pit beef, turkey or pork. It is one large sandwich for $10 (better deal if you are on club level where you can get the same sandwich for $10 but the sides (beans, chips, cole slaw) are included instead of extra). Also on the lower level, the tacos and the Korean tacos are decent (not the best, but good) and a good value for the money. If you get nachos, make sure its at the taco stand where you can get them loaded as opposed to the other random nacho places were they only come with what appears to be melted cheez whiz and salsa. Dempsey's brew pub is another good option if your early. The food is really good there, the homebrews, not so much. It's in the warehouse on Eutaw street, Across from Boog's and next to the team store. Other places I mentioned are on the lower concourse. Friday night will have good attendance, but probably will not sell out.

I traveled there earlier this month and stayed at the Holiday Inn express. It was within walking distance of the park and was a very nice hotel with free parking.

We stay at the Embassy Suites on Washington and 7 th. We love it. 6 blocks from Busch. I have stayed at Hilton, Marriott (on Washington) and two or three others, but Embassy Suites is best.

Check homeaway.com and look for a downtown loft. Usually cheaper and much better than a hotel.

Cambridge Suites is awesome. Staff is wonderful and friendly. It's next to PPG Arena. About a mile from PNC.

New Hampton Inn is a few blocks away and across the river...if you get paper tix from stub hub take the to customer service or box office and ask for hard tix... the may charge $3 to do it or may be free depends on who's working

We have stayed at SpringHill Suites and Holiday Inn Express that are right near stadium. Not cheap, but super convenient. Would stay at either again...

The Priory Hotel on Pressley Street. 5 minute walk to the ballpark and really good rates.

John Topoleski first time headed to PNC. Just realized this post was not in Effectively Wild group. I can send over a concierge page from by Ballpark site if you're interested.

We also stayed at Residence Inn across the street. very nice and convenient!

Hampton Inn is located a few blocks away and really nice

MARTA goes to the airport so if you stay anywhere walking distance to a station you're set. Although to get to the Ted you have to get off at Five Points and take a shuttle bus. I've done that since 1990 no problem. Oh and you have to eat at The Varsity--MARTA to North Ave across the highway from Ga Tech.

I took the Super Shuttle to the Hyatt House(great place) near CNN area and then uber to the game, that was reasonable and easier than driving.

I always use Red Roof Inn for road trips. Reasonable and clean.

Bay Area Rapid Transit. BART will take you there.

It might not be within walking distance, but Comet Cafe is a go-to when I'm on the East Side. A little further north you can find Ma Fischer's, which is open 24/7. Love the Ale House. Between you and the ballpark you can find Miss Katie's Diner, which is a MKE institution.

We stayed at the Doubletree-Galleria for opening weekend. Very short walk (3-4 minutes to The Battery, 5-6 minutes to the RF gates.) No major roads to cross (just one small secondary street). Great spot. There's also a Hampton Inn very nearby that is a very similar distance away. (Photo is google maps, shows very incomplete. Most of the construction is complete now.)