OUR 2010 TEAMS & STADIUMS MAY INCLUDE …
New York - Yankee Stadium and Citi Field
Cheer on the Bronx Bombers in the new Yankee Stadium or root for the Mets in their new park Citi Field!
Chicago - U.S. Cellular Field and Wrigley Field
When White Sox moved in 1991 from Old Comiskey Park to U.S. Cellular Field, the only thing they took with from their old ballpark was the infield dirt! Cross town rival Cubs have stayed with their charming and traditional home - Wrigley Field.
Washington Nationals – Nationals Park
Cheer on MLB's newest team & tour nation’s capital.
Philadelphia Phillies - Citizen’s Bank Park
Dance with Philly Phanatic and savor local snack favorite at this stadium - a cheese steak.
Cleveland Indians - Progressive Field
Try your luck at stadium’s “Wahoo World” – challenge your arm at the Speed Pitch Machine or swing for the fences at virtual Home Run Derby.
Detroit Tigers - Comerica Park
Every seat has an unobstructed field view! After Tigers homers, marvel at center field liquid fireworks and before you leave, take a ride on the Ferris wheel!
Milwaukee - Miller Park
The retractable roof, Bernie Brewer's Splash Zone and the famous racing sausages make this one of the best places to watch a game.
Cincinnati Reds- Great American Ballpark
Explore the Reds' Hall of Fame Museum at the home of baseball's first pro franchise.
Pittsburgh Pirates - PNC Park
Cross the Roberto Clemente bridge, step into the park’s life-size replica of a pirate ship, and try your hand at virtual reality pitching and batting cages.
Baltimore Orioles -Camden Yards
Though a fairly new park, it is one of the highest rated with the picnic area, bleacher seats, and vines of ivy giving it a nostalgic baseball feel.
Boston Red Sox - Fenway Park
Visit the oldest stadium still used and the site of famous “Green Monster”, not to mention the 2007 World Series Champs!
Want more? Don’t worry – the fun continues, pre- and post-game! Other highlight activities include:
- Cooperstown Hall of Fame Induction Weekend
- Chicago’s Miracle Mile, Navy Pier & Willis (Sears) Tower
- Cleveland’s Rock ‘N Roll Hall of Fame
- Cedar Point – America’s #1 Amusement Park
- Washington DC – Monuments tour & trendy Georgetown
- Go-Karts, Batting Cages and Virtual Reality Games
- Wacky Whirlyball, Laser Tag and Comedy Club
- Dinner parties at ESPN Zone, Hard Rock Cafe and
Cheesecake Factory
- Bring your glove for our own games and to snag a foul ball of course!
*Our final itinerary including games and touring highlights is based on the final MLB schedule and is finalized in January 2010.
HIGHLIGHT REEL OF PAST TRIPS!
Here are some past top “Madness” moments:
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"Getting to throw out the opening pitch in front of thousands of fans at Camden Yards was a nerve wracking but thrilling experience that I will remember for the rest of my life".
- Aaron Marks, Fairfield, CT
- "Tee trip was amazing! I loved Cooperstown and being able to get the autographs of 4 Hall of Famers. I got to meet Yogi Berra in person which was amazing. Trip was the best!!"
- Logan Schwartz, Harrison, NY
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“Behind the scenes access with stadium tours at Camden Yards, Fenway and going on to the field and into the dugout at Yankee Stadium."
- Eli Tash, Sherman Oaks, CA
- In Chicago, hanging in the hotel of the visiting Tigers and being able to meet, take pictures, and get autographs from Magglio Ordonez!”
- Scott Davis, Montville, NJ
- “The highlight of my summer was in Cooperstown, NY. I had the best experience of my life! Not only did I get to see the induction of Cal Ripkin and Tony Gwynn but I actually met and had the opportunity of programming Pete Rose's iPhone. I actually got to set up Charlie Hustle's cell phone. This is something that I will never forget and certainly is a story I will one day tell my kids and grandkids. What a thrill!! This was the best trip ever!!!”
- Alex Estis, Roslyn Heights, NY
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