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'''Town Park''' is one of the four baseball stadiums in the baseball mode of ''[[Mario Sports Superstars]]''. As with all stadiums barring the unlockable [[Harbor Park]], players can select a day or night variant of the stadium. Town Park is the stadium played in the [[Flower Cup]] of tournament mode. Unlike the other baseball stadiums, this stadium is set inside an enclosure, with the time of the day being indicated by the windows rather than the visibility of the skybox. | '''Town Park''' is one of the four baseball stadiums in the baseball mode of ''[[Mario Sports Superstars]]''. As with all stadiums barring the unlockable [[Harbor Park]], players can select a day or night variant of the stadium. Town Park is the stadium played in the [[Flower Cup]] of tournament mode. Unlike the other baseball stadiums, this stadium is set inside an enclosure, with the time of the day being indicated by the windows rather than the visibility of the skybox. The stadium appears to be based on [[wikipedia:Tropicana Field|Tropicana Field]], home to the real-life [[wikipedia:Tampa Bay Rays|Tampa Bay Rays]] as the roof appears to be non-retractable and has a support structure that | ||
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Revision as of 16:24, April 18, 2017
Town Park, with the day version on the left and night version on the right.
Town Park is one of the four baseball stadiums in the baseball mode of Mario Sports Superstars. As with all stadiums barring the unlockable Harbor Park, players can select a day or night variant of the stadium. Town Park is the stadium played in the Flower Cup of tournament mode. Unlike the other baseball stadiums, this stadium is set inside an enclosure, with the time of the day being indicated by the windows rather than the visibility of the skybox. The stadium appears to be based on Tropicana Field, home to the real-life Tampa Bay Rays as the roof appears to be non-retractable and has a support structure that
