Durham Bulls Athletic Park opened in 1995, and is one of the most impressive minor league parks you'll ever visit.
When you browse the wall of retired numbers, be sure to notice the #8 of "Crash" Davis.
The Durham Bulls have a successful history, which is on display in multiple areas around DBAP.
The American Tobacco Campus, which sits across the street from DBAP, has lots of available parking.
A wide cross-aisle divides the field-level seats from the terrace seats.
Standing in the shadow of the bull sign above the Blue Monster fence offers a unique view of the field.
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The American Tobacco Campus skyline adds a beautiful backdrop beyond the third base line.
The ballpark's famous bull sign is visible from beyond the left field gates.
The popular standing-room spot high above left field becomes increasingly crowded throughout the game.
The outfield offers numerous places to hang out, including the concourse and berm.
The view from home plate at Durham Bulls Athletic Park is exceptional, with numerous pristine buildings visible.
When you enter DBAP, take a look for batting practice baseballs left behind in areas such as the grass berm.
A wide concourse behind DBAP's right field feels a bit like Eutaw Street at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
The sightlines from the concourse down the first base line are exceptional.
It's possible to stand close to the base of the Blue Monster, which gives you an appreciation for just how tall it is.
The pizza at DBAP is available by the slice and by the pie.
DBAP has a variety of concession stands, including this one in a converted shipping container.
Scouring the seats upon entering is a good way to find a baseball left behind after BP.
DBAP has a vast children's play area, which includes a play structure and other attractions.
The ballpark has a tall "Blue Monster" outfield fence, with the iconic bull sign visible above it.
Durham Bulls Athletic Park has a truly big league feel, which is evident as soon as you enter.
The ballpark's Victory Garden grows more than 2,000 pounds of produce each year for local families in need.