What food do you like to have at ballparks?

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I moved this thread to the right section. I pick different things each time. It also depends on what the stadium serves. I sometimes get orange chicken, ribs, a teriyaki beef bowl, hot dogs, tacos, pizza, or chicken wings.

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I usually mix a few hot dogs in, but every form of a hot dog or sausage at Cubs games now STINK. Absolutely terrible. One of my massive pet peeves with the changes the Ricketts have brought to Cubs games. Over paying for terrible food. Next time I will have to give the burger a try because those actually look ok.

If I'm going to a Sox game that isn't dollar dog night, its gotta start with the Polish sausage with grilled onions. Fantastic. My Sox friends though love to stop at the hot dog joint down the street from the ballpark before games. I get the tradition, but those dogs aren't anything that special.

Loved the clam chowder I got at a Mariners game!

Why did the Ricketts’ change the food?

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I try to go to as many dollar dog nights as possible.  Sometimes my friends and I buy a $5 ticket and eat 5-6 hot dogs, then leave by the third inning.  Cheaper than going out anywhere else in Chicago (except for the beers).  They don't seem to have that promotion this year sadly.

Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, or both?

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I try to go to as many dollar dog nights as possible.  Sometimes my friends and I buy a $5 ticket and eat 5-6 hot dogs, then leave by the third inning.  Cheaper than going out anywhere else in Chicago (except for the beers).  They don't seem to have that promotion this year sadly.

Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, or both?

Sox park.

I personally traveled right by Guaranteed Rate Field when I visited relatives in rural northwestern Indiana. Who has the hot dog contract there?

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I try to go to as many dollar dog nights as possible.  Sometimes my friends and I buy a $5 ticket and eat 5-6 hot dogs, then leave by the third inning.  Cheaper than going out anywhere else in Chicago (except for the beers).  They don't seem to have that promotion this year sadly.

Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, or both?

Sox park.

I personally traveled right by Guaranteed Rate Field when I visited relatives in rural northwestern Indiana. Who has the hot dog contract there?

Vienna Beef I think!

Same as the Cubs. Both Los Angeles teams had Farmer John for a long time. Dodgers now have Papa Cantella’s and Angels now have Hoffy.