Coliseum

Clean well lit Friendly staff; the community has changed for the better

Face n place to film weird.

Easy entrance plus they have elevator

It can get absolutely packed on A's game day, so plan to arrive earlier than you would expect to get to the stadium. Even walking from the BART station to the stadium is an experience in and of itself - the cheering and festivities begins the moment you get off the train! The BART pedestrian bridge is truly a unique experience - there are people selling all sorts of stuff, like cheap baseball caps and shirts. The bridge is about ten times smaller than it should be, which leads to extremely slow wait times to cross the bridge back to the station after the game. Again, it's all part of the experience.

I got to my first A's game through the Coliseum Bart station and it was an A-Ok experience.nnThe station itself is what I thought it would be: Old and not the cleanest public building but definitely has historic character. I was just wondering how many millions of people have passed through here over the decades for A's, Warriors and Raider games.nnWalking the pedestrian bridge from the station to the coliseum for A's was an interesting adventure. Guys were rolling up coolers selling water bottles, beer and one guy even had bottles of vodka ready to mix a drink for you. There were multiple street vendors selling unlicensed A's t-shirts and baseball caps. They were actually decent quality and I couldn't pass up a black $5 A's hat on my way to the game.nnAs your walking towards the stadium, it's definitely a social media moment for the gram as you get closer so keep the camera ready. Just like all crowded public gatherings, be aware of you surroundings while still enjoying yourself. Be safe!