July 18, 2013
Major League Baseball held it’s 2013 Fanfest this past weekend and it was a blast. for the kids and kids at heart, there were batting and fielding exercises and pitching contests. There were plenty of exhibits and things to see and do, and tons of pictures to take and, once you paid your admission, everything was free, even the personalized baseball cards. I can go on and on but I’ll let a few of my pictures do the talking for me.
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Bet Mr. Met was excited!
Would love to go to an All-Star game and/or extra curricular activities… sigh.
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I wish I had more time or I would have gone into more detail. The Fanfest had so much to do- activities to participate in, autographs, photographs, displays, and MLB Network, ESPN, and WFAN were all broadcasting live from there so you could watch the shows. And the value was great. It cost about $30 to get in but it was all free inside. The only thing you wold pay for, if you wanted, were the photographs the staff took with their cameras. But if you had your own, they’d take your pictures with your own camera for you. Unfortunately, I was there when Mr. Met was at the ballpark.
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