Build your MLB stadium bucket list and chase all 30 ballparks. The must-visit parks, how to plan the trips, and how to track your progress with a free MLB passport.
If you're beginning your chase, prioritize the parks that define the sport: Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium (the third-oldest park), Oracle Park, and Camden Yards. Each is worth a dedicated trip.
The most efficient way to complete your bucket list is to group parks by region and knock out several per trip — the Northeast corridor, the California parks, and the Midwest clusters each pair well into long weekends.
Chasing Stadiums turns your bucket list into a living passport: mark each park visited, log the game, and watch your progress toward all 30 — plus historic parks you've seen along the way.
Start with Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium, Oracle Park, and Camden Yards, then work toward visiting all 30 active MLB ballparks.
Dedicated fans often complete all 30 MLB stadiums over 3–5 seasons by grouping parks into regional road trips of several ballparks each.
Chasing Stadiums is a free app that lets you build your MLB passport, mark stadiums visited, and track progress toward all 30 ballparks.