Hi there, I'm Lale Arakoglu, and this is women who travel.

This week, I'm chatting to my very own sister-in-law.

She's Tiffany Matthias, who is a self-described baseball stadium chaser.

I'm fascinated, and it's not anything that's familiar to me. So here we go.

Scoping the ballpark, chatting to fans, sampling the different hot dogs and of course

crisscrossing the country on the most

amazing road trips.

You can get to the stadium and make up your mind and talk to some ushers.

There's just so much that's involved.

There's customer service will actually stamp a passport

that says you've been at the stadium and so people collect passport stamps. You can obviously

like I did in Texas get an usher to take you around and check out the whole stadium. And then

there's times where I've just walked in and just watched a game and left. I think the

brewers gave out hoodies one year that were pretty phenomenal. Like some of the giveaways are pretty

great. People get really passionate about like what details a greater stadium than you get into the

mix of the culture and the food and the atmosphere and the outside of the stadium going into the stadium.

The only reason we went to Kansas City was because of the stadium. So, I mean, it does bring in people to the area because of the team.

I know that for, you know, X amount of hours, I'm going to be sitting there and just enjoying the game.

Just alive but happy.

Like the adrenaline and the peaceful calmness, it just happens like when you're in a good atmosphere.

Tiff, you're my sister-in-law. We've known each other for many years. We spend holidays together,

many summer weekends together. I know that baseball is a big passion of yours. Visiting stadiums all

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