· Fantastic options! The Food Network Stands offered specialty sandwiches and hotdogs. Carter and I opted for the Cleveland Dog. A hotdog topped with BBQ and Coleslaw. I read the park is famous for their I-shaped pretzels served with Cleveland’s signature Bertman’s Ballpark Mustard but alas after asking several employees and stopping at several concessions stands, I was not lucky enough to find one. I did find a cinnamon sugar soft pretzel from one of the specialty stands. Be sure to stop at the APPetizer stand for some chicken and waffles or a deep fried snickers. Even though we did not did not get anything from this stand the smells alone were enough to make your stomach begin to grumble. If fries are your thing check out the fry concession stand where you could literally watch your fries being cut fresh in front you.
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Our Cinnamon Sugar Pretzel
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One of the Food Network Speciality Carts
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The Famous Bertman's Ball Park Mustard
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Stadium Architecture and Views: 3 ¾
Progressive field has a interesting open outfield that allows you to look out over the city. In left field you can sit in $10 bleacher seats right beneath the jumbotron. They also have partnered with the local university to harness wind power for the stadium. A “green” thumbs up!
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View from the Stadium |
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View from the other side of stadium |
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The Wind Power Contraption.
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Fan Participation: 3
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