Mark the ballpark
Choose the park you visited or use your location while you are there. Your progress updates on the MLB map and in your patch collection.
Your personal ballpark passport
Track every MLB ballpark you visit
Turn your ballpark checklist into a record of the games, seats, photos, and moments that made each stop yours.
More than a checklist
A complete history of your MLB stadium visits
Checking off all 30 MLB parks is a classic baseball goal, but the checkmark is only part of the story. StadiumTracker gives every visit a home: the date, matchup, seat details, final score, personal notes, ratings, and photos from the day.
Your MLB map makes progress easy to see. Visited parks become part of your collection, while the remaining stops give you a ready-made ballpark bucket list. When a venue changes or a team moves, your individual visit record still preserves where you actually watched the game.
Use it for a long-running quest, a season-long challenge, or simply to remember the parks you have shared with family and friends.
- All 30 current MLB teams
- Ballpark map and progress view
- Matchup and final score
- Seat, notes, and ratings
- Private game-day photos
- Offline access at the park
Three parts of every stop
Collect the park. Remember the game. Find the next trip.
Save the memory
Add the game, date, seat, notes, photos, and ratings for atmosphere, food, parking, and the view.
Plan the missing parks
Browse real schedules or connect several cities into a practical ballpark road trip for your available dates.
A tracker you can keep
Your ballpark data belongs to you
StadiumTracker has no ads and does not sell your data. On the free storage plan your visits and photos stay on your device, and you can export your collection—including notes, ratings, and photos—as a ZIP backup. The built-in map and saved records remain useful when cellular service is crowded or stadium Wi-Fi is unreliable.
The same account can track NFL stadiums, NBA arenas, and NHL rinks, but each league keeps its own progress. Your baseball collection stays focused on baseball.
Common questions
MLB ballpark tracking FAQ
How do I track which MLB stadiums I have visited?
Create a StadiumTracker account, choose MLB, and mark each park you have visited. Add a separate visit for every game you attended.
Can I add more than one game at the same ballpark?
Yes. A ballpark can have multiple visits, each with its own date, game, seat information, ratings, notes, photos, and result.
Does StadiumTracker cover all 30 MLB teams?
Yes. The MLB view tracks the current home venue for all 30 teams and shows your overall progress.
Can I use the tracker at a game without a good signal?
Yes. Saved data and the built-in map work offline, and a new visit can wait on your device until a connection returns.