Inside the best new ballpark food, drinks and treats hitting MLB stadiums

Inside the best new ballpark food, drinks and treats hitting MLB stadiums

The new Major League Baseball season starts this week, and fans are excited to get back in the swing of things after anexciting World Series win by the Los Angeles DodgersandVenezuela's triumph at the World Baseball Classic.

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Along with watching the baseball action on the field, another part of the appeal of going to the ballpark is eating, because there is nothing better than chowing down between strikeouts, ABS challenges and the occasional idiot running on the field.

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While the old-school staples of hot dogs, Cracker Jacks and beer will always be on hand for those who don't like experimenting, the new food and drink additions for people who want to challenge their taste buds will have fans stuffing their faces when they sample the new eats at various ballparks.

Here are some of the more interesting foods and beverages available this season at major-league stadiums:

Various stadiums – The 9-9-9 Challenge

  • Impress your friends by waddling out of the stadium by attempting to eat 9 mini hot dogs and 9 mini beers in 9 innings.

  • Available at Citi Field, New York; Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia; Coors Field, Denver; Daikin Park, Houston, Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City; Oracle Park, San Francisco.

Seattle Mariners –Washington State Ferry Boat Souvenir Vessel

  • If fans can't get enough of toasted grasshoppers at T-Mobile Park then they can fill their bellies with a collectible ferry boat with items such as chicken fingers, crab-topped nachos, crab dips, and fish and chips.

Washington Nationals – DC Monument Chicken Tower

  • This loaded burger is complete with grilled chicken on a soft pretzel bun, smoked bacon, creamy chipotle ranch and Gruyère cheese.

Arizona Diamondbacks – Shareable Souvenir Nacho Buckets +"Take Me Out to the Ballgame" Shake

  • The nachos come in either a 64 or 128-oz. bucket with barbacoa beef, pork carnitas, Southwestern chili and veggie fajitas.

  • The shake is made with salted caramel, whipped cream, peanut butter sandwich cookies, Kit Kat Bars and Cracker Jacks.

The "Take Me Out to the Ballgame Milkshake" at Diamondbacks home games is a salted caramel shake with whipped cream, peanut butter sandwich cookies, Kit Kat bars and Cracker Jack.

Chicago White Sox – Turkey in the Slaw

  • This loaded sandwich on Challah bread comes with house-roasted turkey, applewood smoked bacon, sharp cheddar cheese, Louie dressing and Mrs. Levy's Coleslaw.

Houston Astros – Brisket Donut

  • If you like the combination of barbecue and donuts, you can't go wrong with this dish of fried brisket donuts with BBQ sauce and creamy mac and cheese.

Texas Rangers – Wearable Nacho Cowboy Hat

  • Last year's "Boomstick Burrito" at Globe Life Park had people questioning their life choices. This 10-gallon hat filled with nachos will really send their brains into overdrive.

Philadelphia Phillies –Schwarbomb Sundae

  • Enjoy 400-foot home runs while chowing down on some soft-serve ice cream in a mini helmet, with a funnel-cake-fried strawberry Uncrustable, fresh strawberry sauce and cereal pieces that look like Fruity Pebbles.

Los Angeles Dodgers –Watermelon Habanero Margarita

  • For those who want to be liquored up while watching the Dodgers go for a three-peat, try this tequila drink, shaken with fresh lime juice and a house watermelon-habanero mix, served in a souvenir cooler cup with a Tajín-dusted rim.

For the 2026 season, the Dodgers are selling watermelon-habanero margaritas, which are shaken with tequila and fresh lime juice, and the cup comes with Tajin dusted on the rim. It's served in a souvenir water cooler cup.

Miami Marlins –Machete

  • This new behemoth at LoanDepot Park features a two-foot homemade flour tortilla griddled on the flat top with melted mozzarella and Oaxaca cheeses, house-marinated carne asada, smoky guajillo pepper sauce, salsa verde and cilantro.

Milwaukee Brewers – Chicken Ice Cream

  • American Family Field is upping the ante with a fried chicken drumstick with a chocolate core, coated in butterscotch and caramelized cornflake.

Citizens Bank Park — Philadelphia Phillies Yankee Stadium — New York Yankees Progressive Field — Cleveland Guardians. LoanDepot Park — Miami Marlins Rogers Centre — Toronto Blue Jays Nationals Park — Washington Nationals Petco Park — San Diego Padres T-Mobile Park — Seattle Mariners Fenway Park — Boston Red Sox Comerico Park — Detroit Tigers Coors Field — Colorado Rockies PNC Park — Pittsburgh Pirates Citi Field — New York Mets Truist Park — Atlanta Braves Great American Ball Park — Cincinnati Reds Wrigley Field — Chicago Cubs Dodger Stadium — Los Angeles Dodgers Guaranteed Rate Field — Chicago White Sox American Family Field — Milwaukee Brewers Target Field — Minnesota Twins Angel Stadium — Los Angeles Angels Busch Stadium — St. Louis Cardinals Kauffman Stadium — Kansas City Royals Sutter Health Park (Sacramento) - Athletics Tropicana Field — Tampa Bay Rays Oriole Park at Camden Yards — Baltimore Orioles. Minute Maid Park — Houston Astros Globe Life Field — Texas Rangers Chase Field — Arizona Diamondbacks Oracle Park — San Francisco Giants

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:MLB stadium food What's new to eat and drink this season

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