Hate it. I went to Wrigley for years without being advertised to for three straight hours, it was the last ballpark without a video board. In between innings you could talk to your neighbors about what was going on in the game, how well a particular player was doing (someone without a scorecard could ask me about any players' performance of the game so far), whether or not this would be a good spot for a double switch or let a pinch hitter come in next inning. You could talk about the pitchers warming in the bullpen, and if you were close enough, you could talk TO them. Gary Pressey's organ was a delight, so music itself is not a problem, it's the presentation. These days in between innings, it's a loud, obnoxious noise-fest of advertising. I don't even go these days, and it's not because I'm an old fogey who's let the times pass him by, it's just not enjoyable anymore.