MLB All Star Tag

It's Wrigley Field, Summertime, and the All Star Game..can it really get better than this? There is probably no better place to host an All Star Game than THE Wrigley Field. Yes, Sports Traveler is based in Chicago, and yes, we probably are a little biased. Is there a more romanticized, sought-after baseball bucket list trip destination than Wrigley Field? We don't think so. 
 

When we first started creating the MLB All Star Game Weekend package itinerary, there were so many questions we had to ask ourselves. What do we want MLB fans traveling to our city to see while they are here for only 4 days? We think we put together the perfect MLB All Star week trip to satisfy the baseball fans, and showcase the city throughout the experience. 

We start on the Chicago River with an exclusive Sports Traveler Welcome River Boat Tour Cruise. The city of Chicago is best seen from this vantage point and traverses through iconic architecture and landmarks. There is nothing like the views, and

For the first time since 1966, St. Louis is hosting the Major League Baseball All Star Game.  I could not be any more excited.  This is a great ballpark.  If you haven't been to this stadium yet, you are truly missing out. 

First of all, it is nothing like old Busch Stadium.  On a summer night, you will get a breeze!! The current Busch Stadium was actually built around the old stadium.  When you are walking down the lower level concourse, the old scoreboards are hanging up in the same spot as they were during the final game at old Busch Stadium. Also, It's hard not to notice the St. Louis Arch behind the outfield. 

When purchasing your tickets for the All Star Game or Home Run Derby, keep in mind that there are no bad seats at Busch Stadium.  I personally like sitting on the 200 level.  Great view of the stadium, plus you are not too high up either.  if you are on a budget, there is nothing wrong with sitting on the 400 level either.  No obstructions.  Of