I would be interested to hear feedback on these as well. I've done a few trips with my father to the east coast and Midwest but we've always planned them ourselves.

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Posted by SportsGuyNOLA

New Orleans, LA

Member since May 2014

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Posted on 1/6/16 at 10:12 am to ShaneTheLegLechler

I do my own 'baseball vacations'.

One of the best ones was in 2011-

flew NOLA to Milwaukee, caught a Brewers game, drove down to Chicago to see the Sox, then drove to Minneapolis to see the Twins, then back to Milwaukee (stayed a day/night in Madison on the way back). Aside from Chicago, had never been to any of these places. Did it in July and it was perfect.

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Posted by MissTiger91

Behind enemy lines in Mississippi

Member since Oct 2010

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Posted on 1/6/16 at 10:22 am to ShaneTheLegLechler

Well I'll report back with anything I find. The company sounds great. I stumbled across them looking for something else of course. We're trying to do the Eastern trip: Boston, Yankees, Mets, Baltimore, Washington (I think) and a trip through Cooperstown. They arrange all travel between cities, hotels and get your game tickets (field level). The New York and Boston days offer enough down time that you can explore the towns a bit on your own.

I just wanted to make sure they were legit etc. But I see they have a Facebook page with happy smiling people and testimonials etc. I'll call and talk to a live person and see how I feel after that.

I've done a few of these trips on my own too and it is a headache trying to coordinate some of the logistics if you're trying to do multiple ballparks in the same trip.