Stadium Stars — Rate The Four. Track Your Ballpark Run.

What it is. Stadium Stars is a baseball-first park passport — a web app for tracking, rating, and planning visits to ballparks. Users log the parks they've been to, rate each one on The Four (food, vibe, aesthetic, access), and build multi-stadium road trips around real MLB and Minor League Baseball schedules. Coverage includes all 30 active MLB stadiums, all 117 affiliated MiLB parks across AAA, AA, High-A, and Low-A as of the 2026 season, ~13 spring training facilities, and historical parks. Free to use. No subscription. Built by smoochsoft.

What you can do

The Four rating system. Rate every ballpark on food, vibe, aesthetic, and access. Each category 1-5. Weighted overall score lets you compare parks apples-to-apples.
Multi-park road trips. The trip planner builds runs around real MLB and MiLB schedules, drive time, lodging stops, and your preferences. Turns the result into a usable itinerary.
Public scorecard sharing. Generate a public profile link to share your ballpark passport with friends and family. Download a share card or post to social.
Minor League coverage. All 117 affiliated MiLB parks across AAA, AA, High-A, and Low-A. Tagged with parent MLB affiliate. Separate passport view for the MiLB grind.

The Four

The Four is the rating system at the core of Stadium Stars. Every ballpark gets scored on four things that shape the experience of attending a game in person:

Food (20%): quality, variety, local character, value, and service speed of food and drink at the park.
Vibe (30%): venue energy — traditions, pacing, audio/announcer vibe, crowd prompts, in-venue entertainment.
Aesthetic (30%): design and sense of place — architecture, materials, setting, overall feel.
Access (20%): arrival, entry, wayfinding, crowd flow, amenities, accessibility.

Each category 1-5 (1 = consistently bad, 3 = MLB baseline, 5 = elite). The weighted average becomes the park's overall score.

Coverage

All 30 active MLB stadiums. All 117 affiliated Minor League Baseball parks across AAA, AA, High-A, and Low-A (2026 season). Approximately 13 spring training facilities. Historical parks like Old Yankee Stadium and Tiger Stadium for reference. Plus a baseball landmarks database — museums, halls of fame, statues, historic sites, and movie locations.

Built by smoochsoft

An indie outfit, not a big tech company. Stadium Stars grew out of a personal spreadsheet a dad kept while taking his son to all 30 MLB parks. Free to use. No subscription required. Contact: [email protected].

Popular ballparks

Browse the full ballpark directory — every MLB, MiLB, spring training, and historic park.

Open this page on Stadium Stars to use the full app — track parks, rate The Four, plan trips, share your scorecard.