Triple Crown Travel

Major League Baseball Tours & Road Trips

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Why choose Triple Crown Travel for your vacations? That is the question I answer in this blog post, the link is in the comments.

Have you been on a tour with us? If so, is there anything that makes us different from other tour companies? #triplecrowntravel

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Day game or night game; which one do you prefer?

When you go to a day game it just feels so laid back. You might have taken off the afternoon from work, and the crowds are always fun! The nostalgia from a day game is unmatched when the sun is bright (sometimes too bright for the players to see a pop-up!) and the grass is green.

A night game usually feels more serious. It's still fun, but a different kind; the lights are dazzling and the crowd is pumped! It's such a cool sight when a ball is hit deep into the night sky and the fans are scrambling to get it!

Which type of game do you prefer? What are your favorite parts about day and night games? #triplecrowntravel

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A Luxury Baseball Tour? What is that?

All of our tours are amazing of course, but this one would give you the best experiences possible. We could create the perfect fan experience anywhere!

Chicago: Maybe two games at Wrigley Field, one in the stadium, and one where we sit on the rooftop seats across the street. Then, we could enjoy a boat tour in the heart of Chicago!

New York City: We could plan a private tour of Yankee Stadium and Monument Park! After watching Mets and Yankee games we could also arrange a visit to Broadway!

Boston: We could put together a tour where we visit Fenway and sit atop the Green Monster, a bucket list event for all fans! We could also include a Boston Harbor Boat Cruise with this tour!

What do you think of this "Luxury" Baseball Tour idea? Where would you want to go for the ultimate fan experience?

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If you had a vote in the Hall of Fame, who is the one player left out who you would vote in immediately?

Would you go with legends who broke the rules (like betting or steroids) like Pete Rose, Barry Bonds, or Roger Clemens? Or would you go with guys who were ahead of their time and didn't get the credit they deserved for their defense and OBP like Lou Whitaker, Bobby Grich, or Dwight Evans?

Let us know who you would vote to be in the Hall of Fame (and why)! #triplecrowntravel

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What MLB rivalry would you want to see on a baseball tour?

Red Sox vs. Yankees
Dodgers vs. Giants
Cardinals vs. Cubs
Mets vs. Phillies
??? vs. ???

What rivalry matchup would you want to see on a tour in 2027? #triplecrowntravel

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Do you have anything that you collect from every MLB ballpark you visit?

On our tours we have a lot of folks trying to visit every MLB ballpark. Most of them collect a little souvenir from each park, whether that be a pin, a hat, a jersey, or even an ice cream helmet (of which I'm also guilty of collecting).

Or do you collect a stamp from each MLB stadium using the MLB Pass-Port? We've started using that this year and it really helps keep track of what stadiums you've been to on your quest for all 30!

Whatever you collect, we want to see your collection! Take a picture and show us! #triplecrowntravel

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Where do you prefer to sit on the bus?

On our tours we use high-end, deluxe motorcoaches that are equipped with comfortable seats, air conditioning, onboard Wi-Fi, and screens so we can play baseball movies along our route!

Those of you who have joined us for the tours know about the bus, but the question we want you to answer today is where do you like to sit on the bus? Are you more of a front row person for the quick exit or do you like the middle of the bus so you can talk to the other fans along the way, or maybe you prefer the back of the bus!

Maybe you don't care where you sit on the bus at all, either way, let us know in the comments! #triplecrowntravel

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If you could choose one of these sports vacations for 2027, which would you pick?

🏒 1. The Ice & Hoop Tour: NHL + NBA action in April.
⚾ 2. The Minor League Tour: A dedicated Minor League Baseball tour.
🏈 3. The Fall Gridiron Special: College Football + NFL weekend.
🌏 4. The International Tour: An international tour to Japan or Australia!

Drop your number in the comments! If you have a 'crazy' sports road trip idea, let’s hear that too! 👇 #triplecrowntravel

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Which park is better, Citizens Bank Park or Oriole Park at Camden Yards?

Some of the upsides for Citizens Bank Park are the electric atmosphere (we're talking about Philly fans here), the amazing food selection there, and of course, the view of downtown Philadelphia during the games. The little details matter too, like how every seat is facing the pitcher's mound, meaning you won't have to worry about your view during the game.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards has a cool retro feel to it due to its unusual but intentionally unique design, making it a fan favorite stadium! The B&O Warehouse is the centerpiece at this park, with the festive Eutaw Street in front of it featuring Boog's BBQ and brass home run markers sprinkled along the walkway.

Both of these stadiums are great, but which one do you prefer? #triplecrowntravel

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How many retired MLB Ballparks have you been to?

Did you catch a game at the old Yankee Stadium before they built the new one?
Did you watch the Tigers play in Tiger Stadium before they retired it in 1999?
Maybe you were treated to a White Sox game at Comiskey Park.
Or visited the "Eighth wonder of the World" the Astrodome!

Let us know what ballparks you went to before the team decided to move on, which one was your favorite? #triplecrowntravel

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If you could only have ONE ballpark food that you could eat at a game, what would it be?

Would you go with one of the classics like a hot dog, or nachos, peanuts, or even a burger? Would you pick a unique food like cheese curds from Milwaukee, a Philly cheesesteak, a Cincinnati Skyline Chili dog, or maybe Oracle Park's garlic fries?

Would you satisfy your sweet tooth with some ice cream in a plastic baseball helmet, cotton candy, or some Cracker Jack?

What one ballpark food would you choose? #triplecrowntravel

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What is the best photo that YOU have taken at an MLB game?

Come on, go through that camera roll and find it. Is it that picture you got of you and your family at a game together? Or maybe it's you visiting your 30th ballpark! Maybe you just love how one of the photos looks that you got at Oracle Park.

Whatever photo it is, we want to see it. So, comment your favorite, and maybe tell us about the photo as well. Were you on a tour with us when you took it? #triplecrowntravel

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@HarkeTravis Makes sense, we don't have a number as of now, just trying to see what kind of interest there is, thanks for the response!

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Would you guys be interested in a Minor League Baseball Tour?

For those of you that have been to every MLB ballpark, maybe it's time to set a new goal...visiting every Minor League ballpark! There is a total of 120 affiliated ballparks, and you could knock out a few next year!

Plus, with the Majors dealing with a potential lockout looming over next season, this could be a sure way for you to still have a baseball tour next year! The Minors aren't going to stop, so why not plan on something that is certain to happen?

What do you think about a Triple Crown Travel MiLB Tour next year? Where would you want to go? #triplecrowntravel

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@HarkeTravis Sounds good!

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Which Los Angeles team has a better stadium, the Angels or the Dodgers?

With Angel Stadium, there's the epic entrance with two giant baseball caps as soon as you walk up! If you're looking for a family-friendly game that won't break the budget, this is the place to go! The food is great here too due to the local partnerships along with their other crazy ballpark food creations! You've also got the rock pile in center field that spews water and fireworks for every home run.

For Dodger Stadium, there's the historical aspect, it is the third oldest stadium still in use in the majors. Every game draws such big crowds too, leading to a loud, almost post-season like atmosphere! This stadium boasts an amazing view of the San Gabriel Mountains to go along with all of the hype!

Visit both of these amazing parks with us on the California & Hearst Castle Baseball Tour in August!

So, which Southern California Ballpark do you prefer? #triplecrowntravel

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Would anyone be interested in a Hockey Tour in 2027?

Super excited for the Triple Crown Trifecta Sports Tour, where we get to watch some football, but what about other sports...like Hockey!

If we were to put together a hockey-themed vacation for you guys, what NHL teams would you want to see? Are there any good hockey museums or anything that could fit well into a tour? Even on the bus, what hockey movies would be good to watch? Maybe you could start a new bucket list of visiting every NHL arena!

Let me know all of your hockey opinions in the comments! #triplecrowntravel

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What is your favorite stop while on our baseball tours?

On an earlier tour this year, we stopped at Buc-ees, basically a huge gas station. Everyone loved the stop, and it got me thinking, what is everyone's favorite stop for our tours? We can plan our routes accordingly when we know what you guys want to visit, so if you have some favorites, let us know!

Whether it's Buc-ees, Hearst Castle, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, or something else we don't know about, share your favorite stops with us in the comments! #triplecrowntravel

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Have you noticed that fountains seem to be a prominent feature at many MLB ballparks? These are all of the parks that have some type of fountain, whether it's in the batter's eye, as a home run celebration, or any other type of fountain.

Kauffman Stadium (Behind the outfield)
Comerica Park (Center field wall)
Coors Field (In nature oasis behind outfield)
Truist Park (Batter's eye)
Angel Stadium (Rock formation behind center field)
Rate Field (Fan deck area behind center field)
Chase Field (Beyond right-center field fence)

Let me know if I missed any, why do you think MLB teams love fountains so much? #triplecrowntravel

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The Athletics just finished hosting the Brewers and Rockies in Las Vegas, their future home, and it did not disappoint!

Over the span of six games, the teams combined to hit a total of 35 home runs for 102 combined runs! They nearly doubled the 2026 MLB season league average of 8.95 runs per game, averaging 17 runs per game. The Rockies even set a franchise record with 23 runs scored on Sunday!

The A's move to Vegas in 2028, are you excited to see how the A's offense performs when the new park opens? #triplecrowntravel