I found the WORST seat at Kauffman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals #mlb #baseball

I found the WORST seat at Kauffman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals #mlb #baseball

I’m on a mission to find the single worst seat at every stadium I visit. And today, it’s brought me to Kaufman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals. Kaufman first opened in 1973, making it the fifth oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, which is usually a pretty bad sign in this series. Walking around this place, though, it really doesn’t show its age, and renovations throughout the years have it looking better than ever. One thing I noticed is that just about every seat has fantastic sight lines, except for one that I found pretty much as soon as I walked in the stadium. I made sure to check everywhere else, including the upper deck, but none of them even came close to how bad this one is. You can find it in the last row of the lower bowl near the right field foul pole, section 246, row TT, seat 9. The seat is placed right next to a huge support column, which blocks off your entire view of home plate, the mound, and first base. You can find these support columns all around the lower level concourse, but none of the others block views at all, including this same column on the left field side. You can’t really lean to look around it without annoying the person next to you. And even if you can, you’re going to be super uncomfortable the entire game. There are a couple of silver linings. The leg room is really good, and you have your own little aisle to get to the seat. If you don’t really care about baseball and would rather look at the fountains, this seat is for you. But for everyone else, this is the only seat to avoid in the entire ballpark. Let me know which stadiums were seat I should find