Built in 1987, Thomas J. White Stadium is just another one of those boring, impersonal stadiums that emerged from the era. Nothing in my mind stands out too much about this stadium, for good or for bad. If you look at the pictures below, you can tell it is quite bland and lacks anything interesting in its design. One thing that I really do dislike about the stadium is that it is entirely concrete, which I feel makes for a horribly impersonal baseball experience.

There is nothing particularly bad about this stadium. But there's nothing particularly good either. Unless you are one of the Mets faithful, I would say skip Thomas J. White Stadium.
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The outside of the stadium is pretty boring and unimaginative. Compared to the Pirates grandstand in Bradenton, or the amazing exterior of the Twins facility in Ft. Myers, this is pretty dull. (Special thanks to Brian Merzbach, of www.ballparkreviews.com, for this photo)

This huge roof is pretty unattractive, but it does indeed provide some needed shade from the Florida sun. (Special thanks to Brian Merzbach, of www.ballparkreviews.com, for this photo)