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by Dice » Mon Apr 12, 2004 2:34 pm
KolbSaves wrote:Dice wrote:Mighty Monks wrote:i thought the hill and flag pole was houston?
You're right. Does Detroit have any gimmicks?
It's huge I guess. Also there are many statues of tigers, a baseball ferriswheel, and a carosel.
Seeing the game from the top of a ferris wheel might be cool, though having a roller-coaster along the perimeter of the stadium might get a bit distracting.
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by KolbSaves » Mon Apr 12, 2004 2:35 pm
You can't see the game from the ferris wheel, and it's not a huge sized one that you might be thinking of.
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by ajgnydc722 » Mon Apr 12, 2004 2:48 pm
i heard this actually might happen to the yankees....
they build a new stadium for them and a whole "Yankee Land" around it. there would be hotels, many shops for yankee gear, yankee resuraunts, and a Yankee Museum. that would be pretty sick i think. well to us yankee fans at least.

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by point06 » Mon Apr 12, 2004 3:52 pm
a ballpark is only as good as the food and the cheapness of the food. I would just have a huge BBQ pit. Also, I like how PAC Bell has the water out past right field, thats money.
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