Hey guys, admittedly new to stadium creator myself, but I wanted to make my own stadium for DD to avoid playing at Coors every game like everyone else. While I’m satisfied with the actual ballpark that I’ve made, one area I could use some help with is utilizing concourses to set up a background/add some depth to my stadium. Any advice on how you guys use concourses to create more of a backdrop would be awesome
A concept stadium in the Rockies for the Rockies.
Multi tier Coors concourse bar in right field
Rocky Mountain falls in left field
Salt Life Stadium - Zzzboy Pitchers ballpark with a beach theme . Field dimensions are 350 down the left field line, 414 in left center, 400 center, 413 right center and 355 down the right field line. No more cheap home runs with the altitude at a low 56 feet. Perfect for online play and mini seasons.
Disney Springs Park
Username: EPCOT Mike
Elevation: 95'
Dimensions: 324' Left, 390' Center, 341 Right'
Another fictional baseball park located at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Disney Springs Park is located just south of Disney Springs.
From the ball park you can see in the distance the iconic Disney Springs water tower, T-Rex Cafe, Rainforest Cafe, Paddlefish, the Boat House, Coca Cola, Planet Hollywood, The Edison, Characters in Flight hot air balloon and even Cirque du Soleil.
First time actually building a stadium but tried to bring his idea to life.
Coldwater Creek Park
Coldwater Creek Park- Zzzboy
Pitchers ballpark, longest distance template used. Field dimensions are left field 365, left center 415, center field 405, right center 410 and 348 in the right field corner but extend to 370. Left field wall is 24 ft with a low altitude of 356 ft! No more cheap fly ball homeruns! Ballpark is made for contact hitters with decent speed perfect for online play or mini seasons!
ID: WhoCanItBeMeow
I wanted to do something more than the giant warehouse for the retractable roof but memory got me. I feel like this one can be “modular”, might change the outside to palms and swap out some buildings and make it Orlando based too
In the vault by Murph075. Online eligible
In the vault now. By Murph075
Former home of the Portland beavers . ‘26 edition of one of my favorite parks to build .
Edlbny2
I built 2 versions of Busch Stadium 2. I had to delete most of the exterior and city from the 1982 version to complete the 2000 version.
Pretty proud of this one. Nestled in some overgrown Maine resort town-turned coastal hub, this small-size (about 28,000-seater) jewel-box throwback maintains a throwback yet modernized vibe while presenting picturesque inlet views of the vast Atlantic beyond. Technically, this was my most ambitious project yet. The limited terrain options made mountain modeling a pain, but I think the end result looks alright from the stadium's forced perspective. This was also my first experiment in jerry-rigging outfield wall advertising, and yes, a perfectly fine evening was wasted wrestling with the creator's byzantine dimension controls in order to line up the panel props in a semi-coherent manner. Again, though, I think the end result turned out pretty damn good given SC's stupid, stupid limitations in this department. There are also a bunch of fun idiosyncrasies that you can play with to fit your franchise's headcanon (for instance, what does that mysterious singular red wall panel out to right represent?) and really make this place your own. It's not DD-compatible, of course, and it's stuck on last year's game, but if you're looking for a New England vibe that kinda fills that space between Portland and Cape Cod, then this might be the park for you.
Before Howard Terminal there was another effort to keep the A's in Oakland. This Park is built on the Peralta site next to Laney College and Lake Merritt. I believe its 330-400-330 and has nice views of the lake and the Laney College Baseball park.