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Ballpark Visit: Huntington Park / Columbus Clippers

04/29/2009 10:47 AM

We visit Huntington Park, the new home of the Columbus Clippers. Has someone finally built the perfect ballpark? With this stunning new facility, the Clippers have come close: Combining a strong sense of place with the latest in ballpark features and an outstanding site, the creators of Huntington Park got everything right, creating a deep sense of place in a facility that’s only been open a few weeks. It does provide the ultimate baseball experience, providing an amazing level of intimacy in a venue seating 10,000.

We've broken down the ballpark visit into three page:

PAGE 1: INTRODUCING HUNTINGTON PARK
PAGE 2: CONCESSIONS AND THE CLUB AREA
PAGE 3: IS THIS THE PERFECT BALLPARK?

 




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