Tropicana and Sun Life Have More Health Code Violations Than Any Other MLB Stadium

[CrimsonCane]

Check out the interactive map on the link and click on the 75-100% range. (It's pretty exclusively Florida stadiums/arenas)

Tropicana had 100% of their vendors in violation of health codes. Sun Life had 93% in violations of health codes.

Wrigley Field, U.S. Cellular Field, and Target Field were the three safest ballparks.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/eticket/story?page=100725/stadiumconcessions

[Metes]

That burger looks fuckin awesome
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Too bad it carries AIDS

[FishFanInPA]

The Verizon Center in DC is 100%. Oy

[mbitcronod12]

Nice to see we Chicagoans are clean.

[Ecpot]

Florida is bad, Volstad bad :mischief2

[Chewford]

I sure wouldn't eat anything made in the Tampa area.

[Party]

Other complaints to inspectors came from employees, including one food service worker at what is now called Sun Life Stadium near Miami who told them that several small insects were mixed into frozen alcoholic beverages at a stand where workers hadn't cleaned equipment. "The whole stand needs to be properly inspected before hundreds, if not thousands, of fans (are) subjected to the possibility of becoming ill," the complaint states. In that case, inspectors cited the vendor with a critical violation after finding a buildup of slime inside a frozen drinks machine.

That's what those were.

[Chewford]

They've got protein!

[MiamiHomer]

So can't fans easily sue Sun Life? How can sickness be traced to this. (Talking to you my brother)

[Fritz]

I've never had mudbutt after eating the concessions at the Trop.