@@danieldougan269 Sounds like you're describing certain parts of New York City-the dangerous areas. The only way I'd visit the city is if resident went with me, and kept me in the safer areas of the city.
I like the stadium turned into apartments, although they might be out of the price ranges of average working stiffs. Also could have included the sites of Veterans Stadium and Shibe Park/Connie Mack Stadium in Philly. And in DC, the exact location of home plate of the old Griffith Stadium is shown on the floor at Howard University Hospital.
I love this concept! However the last ballpark here is misidentified. It’s not Busch Stadium in St Louis. It’s actually Crosley Field (originally “Redland Field”) in Cincinnati. The luxury apartments are correctly attributed to Busch Stadium though. A street called “Dalton Avenue” runs through where Crosley once stood. There are also new buildings and a park on the site with small homages like a mural and replica light tower.
Yeah GSU. They bought it. I drove back to south GA back in Jan and it’s looks mostly the same from I75 except for the GSU signs. I’ll most turner field. Never got to go to Atlanta Fulton but the ted I’ve been tons of times.
Update on Tiger Stadium, yes it was demolished but the field was left there for a few years for anyone to use. However, it now has a building on it with the baseball diamond and it's being used by the Detroit Police Baseball League.
Man, hitting a ball on the roof of Tiger Stadium used to be a big deal. Sort of like McCovey cove nowadays. Kind of wish we had some really cool stadiums that would be considered "classics" later on. Other than the ones we already call classics. Like Fenway.
@@tomsampson8084 So was the demolition of old Comiskey Park. Jerry Reinsdorf could have easily spent the money needed to renovate the ballpark. Only problem is, they may have changed the name to Guaranteed Rate Field like they did to the new Comiskey.
I remember being in Detroit in early June in 2008. Went by Tiger Stadium. Honestly just randomly drove by it I didn't know how close I was and wasn't following any kinda directions. So that was a pleasant surprise. Then I also didn't know at that time that in just a couple weeks it would begin the process of being demolished. So I got really lucky.
Or any type of 5th grade film making ability. At the end for example, no one knows anything about that tiny little "Busch Stadium". No explanation for what or where it is/was. 99.9% of people know Busch Stadium to be a very large major league baseball stadium in St. Louis, MO. What is this minor league stadium at the end???
@@Arturo-sm1tb Bush Stadium was the home of the AAA Indianapolis Indians until they got their new ballpark, Victory Field, in 1996. I went to a lot of games there as a kid. In 1992, a few years before Victory Field opened, I was a 12-year-old kid sitting in the wood bleachers at Bush Stadium in right field. I put my hand on the bench and then rubbed my eye. I got a splinter from the bleachers in my eye! So it was old and decrepit back in the '90s. After Victory Field opened, Bush Stadium went through a couple of reuses. It became a dirt midget race track for a while and then as a storage lot for cars traded in during the Cash for Clunkers program. It had been in rough shape for years, but after 2011, it just fell into complete disuse and disrepair until the grandstand was demolished. The new apartments there are really top notch even though the surrounding neighborhood is a little iffy. Victory Field, on the other hand, is an absolute gem in downtown Indianapolis just a couple of blocks north of Lucas Oil Stadium. Bush Stadium was once called Victory Field during WWII in honor of the war effort, so it made sense to call the new (now 23 years old) stadium Victory Field as well.
That was not Busch Stadium 1 or 2. The first one is just a park on Grand now, and the second one is now a entertainment center adjacent to the new Busch (3)
It’s ashamed some of these stadiums had to be demolished. Tiger Stadium and Yankees Stadium had rich history of legendary players played on those fields. Imagine standing at very same home plate the Bambino and the Iron Horse once stood there . Not the same at new yankee stadium and Comerica Park. I am glad Fenway and Wrigley are still standing.
You should have added Braves Field from Boston, which is now Northeastern University's Nicholson Field. Part of the grandstand is still used in their stadium.
Atlanta Fulton Co. has been demolished and the ground is now a parking lot, but a memorial is still there marking the point Hank Aaron's 715th homer left the ball park.
Why do they continue to build such large baseball stadiums, when throughout the grind of the season, even the most popular team's stands are fairly empty percentage wise until the play offs?
Idk if the old mudhens stadium was in this video probaly not because I went to see it a few years ago and it still looked good and they still used it for little kids but they didn’t let people go into the main stands
One thing I 'm glad of is the fact that no ML venue has artificial turf anymore; now baseball players don't have to worry about turf toe or turf burn, anything that's associated with artificial turf.
Jiltedin2007 I remember I first started watching baseball in 2007 and the firat game i ever watched was a cubs vs mets game on wgn in shea stadium. I always rember that
the only question I have is in regards to the last one, the old Bush stadium, after it was turned into a actual apartment complex, see how they actually left the stadium light standards still standing, do they sometimes actually turn those on at night to light up the old field which looks like a family park???
That wasnt either of the 2 Busch Stadiums. The first one is just a park, only thing remaining is home plate on a baseball field that Matthews Dickies uses for kids. The second one is now a entertainment center adjacent to the new Busch Stadium.
don’t worry guys the luxury apartment at bush stadium are in the middle of one of the worst parts of indianapolis. a block from a hotel where there’s at least a few murders a year. and on top of that they overcharge the hell out of rent🤫
G. Lee no it is used as for storage now cause the county fire marshal said the fire system was faulty so they couldn't get the buildings occupancy permit renewed but there are plans under way to bring the floor up to ground level and have below a 2 story underground parking and the rest is to be gutted for convention and mixed use space
G. Lee it was a multi purpose stadium but it was primarily made for the Houston Astros... Then in 2000 the Texans moved in next door at NRG stadium and Astros moved downtown to minute maid park.
Actual name of this video: Closed Stadiums Then and Shortly After Closing After Which They Were Demolished Except For The Astrodome Because Its A National Historic Landsite, That Minor League Park They Turned Into Condos And That Greek Olympic Ballpark Which Was Simply Abandoned Like Most Everything In Greece.
No A YMCA, playground, and an apartment complex line what used to be the parking lot and seating bowl. The field itself was an open strip of grass until Cal Ripken Jr. restored it at part of his youth baseball program.
It wasn't the St.Louis stadium , it was the minor league stadium in Indianapolis. Which was named after a different Bush, iirc. The St. Louis stadium looked just like the ones in Pittsburgh , Philadelphia , and Cincinnati. One of the late sixties, cookie cutter , round, enclosed, multi-purpose stadiums.
Nope. Not accurate. The now pic of Fulton County Stadium shows an overhead of Turner Field (technically, Olympic Stadium) being built next to a still-standing Fulton County.
It's going to be converted into a open atrium area for multi purpose usage. They're going to bring the dome floor to grade level while up underneath that will be a 1500 car garage for the Houston Texans players and staff ad for The Houston live stock and Rodeo.
Yes, I suppose so. It was actually named after Owen J. "Donie" Bush: a professional baseball player for the Detroit Tigers and Washington Senators, who came from Indianapolis. I grew up going to a lot of Indianapolis Indians games at Bush Stadium until the Indians got a new ballpark in 1996. One great thing about it was the ivy. The ivy at Bush Stadium actually inspired the ivy at Wrigley Field.
This is what Tiger Stadium in Detroit looks like now (June 2018). detroit.curbed.com/2018/3/23/17154238/sneak-peek-the-corner-ballpark-old-tiger-stadium
Trying to show all the abandoned ball parks in less than two minutes is hilarious! The list of the ones you left out would probably take five minutes to read aloud. These were interesting pictures, but the writing and music were dismal.
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If you used Tropicana Field there would probably be no difference
@Carson TK that stadium is still operable though - for the 0-6 dolphins
@M Leave us alone and enjoy your nil-nil soccer games. America didn't become great by copying the rest of the world.
Not gonna lie- those condos at Bush Stadium look pretty sweet! 👍
They're quite nice. They even managed to preserve the facade of the old stadium.
Unfortunately, the surrounding neighborhood is a little rough.
@@danieldougan269 Sounds like you're describing certain parts of New York City-the dangerous areas. The only way I'd visit the city is if resident went with me, and kept me in the safer areas of the city.
I like the stadium turned into apartments, although they might be out of the price ranges of average working stiffs. Also could have included the sites of Veterans Stadium and Shibe Park/Connie Mack Stadium in Philly. And in DC, the exact location of home plate of the old Griffith Stadium is shown on the floor at Howard University Hospital.
I love this concept! However the last ballpark here is misidentified. It’s not Busch Stadium in St Louis. It’s actually Crosley Field (originally “Redland Field”) in Cincinnati. The luxury apartments are correctly attributed to Busch Stadium though. A street called “Dalton Avenue” runs through where Crosley once stood. There are also new buildings and a park on the site with small homages like a mural and replica light tower.
Turner Field also close last year
Crazy Roblox master well kinda GT is using it for their football stadium
Gish 0\_/0 GSU. Not GT.
Gish 0\_/0 yeah it's chill ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah GSU. They bought it. I drove back to south GA back in Jan and it’s looks mostly the same from I75 except for the GSU signs. I’ll most turner field. Never got to go to Atlanta Fulton but the ted I’ve been tons of times.
Which begs the question....
How the hell did they (ATL) have the financial means to build two new stadiums in the last 22 years...give or take a year
Update on Tiger Stadium, yes it was demolished but the field was left there for a few years for anyone to use. However, it now has a building on it with the baseball diamond and it's being used by the Detroit Police Baseball League.
Man, hitting a ball on the roof of Tiger Stadium used to be a big deal. Sort of like McCovey cove nowadays. Kind of wish we had some really cool stadiums that would be considered "classics" later on. Other than the ones we already call classics. Like Fenway.
Kauffman Stadium!
Tearing Tiger Stadium down was criminal. They could have renovated like Fenway. Comerica Park is a terrible place to watch a ballgame.
@@tomsampson8084 So was the demolition of old Comiskey Park. Jerry Reinsdorf could have easily spent the money needed to renovate the ballpark. Only problem is, they may have changed the name to Guaranteed Rate Field like they did to the new Comiskey.
I love the looks of old stadiums
And now "new" Turner Field has been abandoned. You could easily do a part 2 if you wanted to with Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia and a few others.
rslitman Turner Field isn't abandoned. The University of Georgia uses it for track and field purposes.
Y forget the milwaukee county stadium
rachel diane Ames County Stadium is the parking lot for Miller Park. Definitely remember going there as a kid though.
lilwedge9 too high....you mean too far
Conrad Benford when did he say too high? I think you're too high
Waffles And Bacon it's a reference from the first major league movie which was filmed at Milwaukee county standium
Conrad Benford lol my bad thanks for making me feel stupid
Its a terrible shame America's favorite past time. I love this game!!!
I remember being in Detroit in early June in 2008. Went by Tiger Stadium. Honestly just randomly drove by it I didn't know how close I was and wasn't following any kinda directions. So that was a pleasant surprise. Then I also didn't know at that time that in just a couple weeks it would begin the process of being demolished. So I got really lucky.
Damn thats crazy the amount of open land they have there in downtown Atlanta.
Busch stadium
Before: *Baseball*
After: *Cars*
Abandoned, not Abandon
Shut up it's the same poem
What the hell is this mess?
Watching this video was so depressing.
Love the music
I'm digging the circus/clown music.
Wow that was cool
Thats sad all the memories that are still there
The vid is interesting but next time have someone with at least a high school degree do the writing.
Or any type of 5th grade film making ability. At the end for example, no one knows anything about that tiny little "Busch Stadium". No explanation for what or where it is/was. 99.9% of people know Busch Stadium to be a very large major league baseball stadium in St. Louis, MO. What is this minor league stadium at the end???
@@Arturo-sm1tb Bush Stadium was the home of the AAA Indianapolis Indians until they got their new ballpark, Victory Field, in 1996. I went to a lot of games there as a kid. In 1992, a few years before Victory Field opened, I was a 12-year-old kid sitting in the wood bleachers at Bush Stadium in right field. I put my hand on the bench and then rubbed my eye. I got a splinter from the bleachers in my eye! So it was old and decrepit back in the '90s. After Victory Field opened, Bush Stadium went through a couple of reuses. It became a dirt midget race track for a while and then as a storage lot for cars traded in during the Cash for Clunkers program. It had been in rough shape for years, but after 2011, it just fell into complete disuse and disrepair until the grandstand was demolished. The new apartments there are really top notch even though the surrounding neighborhood is a little iffy.
Victory Field, on the other hand, is an absolute gem in downtown Indianapolis just a couple of blocks north of Lucas Oil Stadium. Bush Stadium was once called Victory Field during WWII in honor of the war effort, so it made sense to call the new (now 23 years old) stadium Victory Field as well.
If you're going to write captions in English, either learn the language or get someone who knows it to help you out.
Lol wtf is this music
boltonrb 😂
Bullshit
Best song ever.
Spetter Productions Name?
Kevin Macleod ~ look busy
Song
Busch stadium is probably the best stadiums
possibly, but none of the three Busch Stadiums are in this video
oneblankspace yeah, that "Busch Stadium" in the video was very misleading
The bush stadium that's in the video was in Indianapolis IN. Former home of the Indianapolis indians
you should do a video on ABANDONED stadiums next
That was not Busch Stadium 1 or 2. The first one is just a park on Grand now, and the second one is now a entertainment center adjacent to the new Busch (3)
It’s ashamed some of these stadiums had to be demolished. Tiger Stadium and Yankees Stadium had rich history of legendary players played on those fields. Imagine standing at very same home plate the Bambino and the Iron Horse once stood there . Not the same at new yankee stadium and Comerica Park. I am glad Fenway and Wrigley are still standing.
Fenway and Wrigley days will come to an end eventually nothing lasts forever
@@SuperPhilly5 My thoughts exactly.
You should have added Braves Field from Boston, which is now Northeastern University's Nicholson Field. Part of the grandstand is still used in their stadium.
bjdon99-Nickerson Field.
@@kevinmiller6380 Yup, my bad
Atlanta Fulton Co. has been demolished and the ground is now a parking lot, but a memorial is still there marking the point Hank Aaron's 715th homer left the ball park.
Why do they continue to build such large baseball stadiums, when throughout the grind of the season, even the most popular team's stands are fairly empty percentage wise until the play offs?
this music is a bop i tell you what
It sucks how all these teams just leave them like I would sell it or donate
Idk if the old mudhens stadium was in this video probaly not because I went to see it a few years ago and it still looked good and they still used it for little kids but they didn’t let people go into the main stands
Now the astrodome just sits unused sitting by Reliant Stadium. I'm assuming that reliant stadium is what is today NRG Stadium where the Texans play
They'll still use the Astrodome during the State Fair.
@@johnharris7845 The state fair is in Dallas not Houston.
One thing I 'm glad of is the fact that no ML venue has artificial turf anymore; now baseball players don't have to worry about turf toe or turf burn, anything that's associated with artificial turf.
Toronto and Tampa still do
What about shea stadium?
Henry G it got destroyed
Shea Stadium should have never been taken down!
I`m a Met fan...yea they needed to tear it down. Citifield is beautiful
Too bad the Mets suck.
Jiltedin2007 I remember I first started watching baseball in 2007 and the firat game i ever watched was a cubs vs mets game on wgn in shea stadium. I always rember that
1:17 georgia states stadium
The 1st stadium reminds me of the Mavericks stadium at the Mojave desert in Adelanto Ca it needs more recognition go look it up if you see this
You really need to investigate the wonders of spell check and proof reading.
I loved this !!!
thank u for showing indianapolis bush stadium
the only question I have is in regards to the last one, the old Bush stadium, after it was turned into a actual apartment complex, see how they actually left the stadium light standards still standing, do they sometimes actually turn those on at night to light up the old field which looks like a family park???
That wasnt either of the 2 Busch Stadiums. The first one is just a park, only thing remaining is home plate on a baseball field that Matthews Dickies uses for kids. The second one is now a entertainment center adjacent to the new Busch Stadium.
When a building is demolished in favor of a newer one, it does not qualify for a "then and now" comparison.
And now Turner field is abandoned because the Braves moved to Marrietta, Georgia because their fan's got tired of being mugged on the way to games.
don’t worry guys the luxury apartment at bush stadium are in the middle of one of the worst parts of indianapolis. a block from a hotel where there’s at least a few murders a year. and on top of that they overcharge the hell out of rent🤫
Busch stadium then is shocking
Didn't they tear down Tiger Stadium? When is then? This is a pretty poorly made video.
Tom Jones sadly they did
Tom Jones if you'd watch the whole damn video instead of jumping to conclusions, you might know he said that.
says the guy actually with no videos
The Stadium is gone, but the ball field and flagpole are still there...it is now known as Ernie Harwell Park. They hold special events there.
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‘ABANDONED’, not ‘abandon’
you didn't show the parking lot for fulton county stadium, why not?
What is the song called?
Technically you could do Qualcomm Stadium now that the Chargers are gone. Don't forget the Padres played there
Last time I was there to see the Chargers or Padres play it was Jack Murhpy Stadium. Last time was back in 1989.
Tyler Wickord Qualcomm stadium still gets used occasionally.
Chargers need to move back to San Diego. LA can barely support the Rams. There are too many Mexicans in LA now who care only about soccer.
Why does the “Now” picture after Fulton County Stadium was demolished still have Fulton County Stadium in it?
Don't they use the Astrodome for rodeos?
G. Lee no it is used as for storage now cause the county fire marshal said the fire system was faulty so they couldn't get the buildings occupancy permit renewed but there are plans under way to bring the floor up to ground level and have below a 2 story underground parking and the rest is to be gutted for convention and mixed use space
Vincent Cuttolo whatever moron
No we do not we use NRG now
thomas cypert dude read before posting comments
G. Lee it was a multi purpose stadium but it was primarily made for the Houston Astros... Then in 2000 the Texans moved in next door at NRG stadium and Astros moved downtown to minute maid park.
Actual name of this video: Closed Stadiums Then and Shortly After Closing After Which They Were Demolished Except For The Astrodome Because Its A National Historic Landsite, That Minor League Park They Turned Into Condos And That Greek Olympic Ballpark Which Was Simply Abandoned Like Most Everything In Greece.
why is this music so happy?
With the music playing I expected a British guy with lots of bets that you can always win to start talking lol. Like if you get my reference!
Busch Stadium isn't technically gone. The Cardinals are still using it.
Old busch stadium. He did not know they built another busch stadium.
The last one is the Busch Stadium that the AAA Indianapolis Indians played in not the St. Louis Cardinals.
You forgot candlestick...
Yeah, the Astrodome sucked, but that hill in center field in their new stadium is just dumb as fuck.
TheY2AProblem the hills gone jackass
First one is wow
The forgot the king dome
I don't believe that was Busch Stadium. It hasn't been gone for 20 years. It's last use was 2005.
The taxpayers took a beating on most of those.
What about exhibition stadium in Toronto
It got demolished in 1999.
Not Busch stadium...I’d say more like where the Browns played in sportsman park
From baseball stadium to parking lot
Bush Stadium wasn't exactly a parking lot. It was used as a storage site for cars traded in during the Cash for Clunkers program.
the Orioles Memorial Stadium no longer stands on 33rd. i believe row homes or something is there now-a-days.
No A YMCA, playground, and an apartment complex line what used to be the parking lot and seating bowl. The field itself was an open strip of grass until Cal Ripken Jr. restored it at part of his youth baseball program.
It is "Busch" Stadium, hence,, "Anheuser-Busch" and "Home of the Saint Louisch Cardinalsch."
It wasn't the St.Louis stadium , it was the minor league stadium in Indianapolis. Which was named after a different Bush, iirc.
The St. Louis stadium looked just like the ones in Pittsburgh , Philadelphia , and Cincinnati. One of the late sixties, cookie cutter , round, enclosed, multi-purpose stadiums.
"Bush" stadium.....*eye twitch*
Crosley Field was awesome
Bush Stadium Apartments.
Still play ball even when abandoned, don't foul behind you
You forgot the Cincinnati reds great American ball p- o wait they still play there.
Y’know I live in Houston, and Astrodome is actually used for concerts all the time.
Uh, no it's not.
Icecreamforcrowtoo Yes it is.
I live in Houston. No, it's not. The building isn't even up to code, fool.
Icecreamforcrowtoo Fr I went to a concert last year at the Dome, it ain’t abondoned
I think you're confused, brah.
Tiger stadium has demolished in 2009 not in
2008
You forgot Cooper Stadium in Columbus.
Bush Stadium was later torn down and converted into apartments. It's nice now.
Astrodome isn't abandoned it's still upkept by the city of Houston to an extent
Where was “Bush” Stadium? Never heard of it.
I don't see the difference between then and now with tiger stadium
Took a good subject and half-azzed it
the first one tho xD
Tropicana field is going to be on this
List
Um. It's BUSCH stadium. And that wasn't even Busch stadium, that was called Sportsman's Park.
No. What is shown is Bush Stadium in Indianapolis
most annoying music ever
You missed candlestick park
Nope. Not accurate. The now pic of Fulton County Stadium shows an overhead of Turner Field (technically, Olympic Stadium) being built next to a still-standing Fulton County.
Watch kingsomw riverfront stadium The rivers stadium
Pool grounds!?
Dont worry the houston astrodome is not being demolished and they are renovating it what for i dont know
It's going to be converted into a open atrium area for multi purpose usage. They're going to bring the dome floor to grade level while up underneath that will be a 1500 car garage for the Houston Texans players and staff ad for The Houston live stock and Rodeo.
Tanks for theupdate
@@brennanthemighty433 It hasn't started yet. However, the new Democratically elected Mexican county judge wants to put a new ac system in the dome.
Bush Stadium where??? It's obviously not the most well known Bush Stadium in St. Louis.
Where's "The House That Ruth Built"? Lol
I guess Bush Stadium eventually did earn its name!
Yes, I suppose so. It was actually named after Owen J. "Donie" Bush: a professional baseball player for the Detroit Tigers and Washington Senators, who came from Indianapolis.
I grew up going to a lot of Indianapolis Indians games at Bush Stadium until the Indians got a new ballpark in 1996. One great thing about it was the ivy. The ivy at Bush Stadium actually inspired the ivy at Wrigley Field.
The last one of Busch stadium was a lie they tore it down immediately after the new one was built
The one pictured was Bush Stadium in Indianapolis.
Dat music dough...
This is what Tiger Stadium in Detroit looks like now (June 2018). detroit.curbed.com/2018/3/23/17154238/sneak-peek-the-corner-ballpark-old-tiger-stadium
Trying to show all the abandoned ball parks in less than two minutes is hilarious! The list of the ones you left out would probably take five minutes to read aloud. These were interesting pictures, but the writing and music were dismal.
No Three Rivers???