Since its inauguration program in 1933, MLB All-Star Game has traveled to North America, which shows the biggest stars of stadiums old and new to the biggest stars of baseball. From the prestigious regions of New York and Chicago to modern places in Miami and Seattle, each host city has added its taste to one of the most famous traditions of the game. This year, the 2025 MLB All-Star Game has been held at Atlanta Park, Atlanta Braves in GA in Atlanta.
Where will the 2026 MLB all-star game be held?
The 2026 All-Star game Philadelphia, Philadelphia’s house in Pennsylvania, is to be held in Pennsylvania in Philadelphia Philis’ house.
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How does MLB decide where the all-star game will be?
The MLB selects all-star game locations through a subjective process led by a league-appointed committee. While there is no formal rotation, newly built or recently rebuated ballparks as well as those who have not been hosted in years, often get priority. Historical relevance and special anniversary can also affect the choice. Although the game is traditionally optionally optional between American and National League parks, that pattern has not always been strictly followed.
MLB All-Star Game Location
MLB All-Star Game will be held in these cities or will be held:
- 2026: Civil Bank Park (Philadelphia, PA)
- 2025: Trust Park (Atlanta, GA)
- 2024: Globe Life Field (Arlington, TX)
- 2023: T-Mobile Park (Seattle, WA)
- 2022: Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles, CA)
- 2021: Course Field (Denver, CO)
- 2020: Covid-19 canceled due to epidemic
- 2019: Progressive Region (Cleveland, OH)
- 2018: National Park (Washington, DC)
- 2017: Marlins Park (Miami, FL)
- 2016: Petco Park (San Diego, CA)
- 2015: Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati, OH)
- 2014: Target area (Miniapolis, MN)
- 2013: City Field (New York, NY)
- 2012: Cofman Stadium (Cances City, MO)
- 2011: Chase Field (Phoenix, AZ)
- 2010: Angel Stadium (Anahem, CA)
- 2009: Bush Stadium (St. Louis, MO)
- 2008: Yanki Stadium (New York, NY)
- 2007: AT & T Park (San Francisco, CA)
- 2006: PNC Park (Pittsburgh, PA)
- 2005: Comerica Park (Detroit, MI)
- 2004: Minute Made Park (Houston, TX)
- 2003: US Cellular Field (Chicago, IL)
- 2002: Miller Park (Milwauki, Wi)
- 2001: Sefeko Field (Seattle, WA)
- 2000: Turner Field (Atlanta, GA)
- 1999: Fenway Park (Boston, MA)
- 1998: Course Field (Denver, CO)
- 1997: Jacobs Field (Cleveland, Oh)
- 1996: Veteran Stadium (Philadelphia, PA)
- 1995: The Ballpark in Arlington (Arlington, TX)
- 1994: Three River Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA)
- 1993: Camden Yards (Baltimore, MD)
- 1992: Jack Murphy Stadium (San Diego, CA)
- 1991: Skydome (Toronto, On)
- 1990: Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)
- 1989: Anahem Stadium (Anahem, CA)
- 1988: Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati, OH)
- 1987: Okland Colisam (Okland, CA)
- 1986: Astrodome (Houston, TX)
- 1985: Metrodome (miniapolis, mN)
- 1984: Candlestick Park (San Francisco, CA)
- 1983: Comiskey Park (Chicago, IL)
- 1982: Olympic Stadium (Montreal, QC)
- 1981: Municipal Stadium (Cleveland, OH)
- 1980: Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles, CA)
- 1979: Kingdom (Seattle, WA)
- 1978: San Diego Stadium (San Diego, CA)
- 1977: Yanki Stadium (New York, NY)
- 1976: Veteran Stadium (Philadelphia, PA)
- 1975: County Stadium (Milwauki, Wi)
- 1974: Three River Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA)
- 1973: Royals Stadium (Cances City, MO)
- 1972: Atlanta Stadium (Atlanta, GA)
- 1971: Tiger Stadium (Detroit, MI)
- 1970: Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati, OH)
- 1969: RFK Stadium (Washington, DC)
- 1968: Astrodome (Houston, TX)
- 1967: Anahem Stadium (Anahem, CA)
- 1966: Bush Memorial Stadium (St. Louis, MO)
- 1965: Metropolitan Stadium (Bloomington, MN)
- 1964: Shea Stadium (New York, NY)
- 1963: Municipal Stadium (Cleveland, OH)
- 1962 (2): Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)
- 1962 (1): DC Stadium (Washington, DC)
- 1961 (2): Fenway Park (Boston, MA)
- 1961 (1): Candlestick Park (San Francisco, CA)
- 1960 (2): Yanki Stadium (New York, NY)
- 1960 (1): Municipal Stadium (Census City, MO)
- 1959 (2): La Memorial Collazium (Los Angeles, CA)
- 1959 (1): Forbes Field (Pittsburgh, PA)
- 1958: Memorial Stadium (Baltimore, MD)
- 1957: Bush Stadium (St. Louis, MO)
- 1956: Griffith Stadium (Washington, DC)
- 1955: County Stadium (Milwauki, Wi)
- 1954: Municipal Stadium (Cleveland, OH)
- 1953: Crossley Field (Cincinnati, OH)
- 1952: Shibe Park (Philadelphia, PA)
- 1951: Brigs Stadium (Detroit, MI)
- 1950: Comiskey Park (Chicago, IL)
- 1949: Abbetts Field (Brooklyn, NY)
- 1948: Sportsman Park (St. Louis, MO)
- 1947: Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)
- 1946: Fenway Park (Boston, MA)
- [1945:[1945: Canceled due to World War II
- 1944: Forbes Field (Pittsburgh, PA)
- 1943: Shibe Park (Philadelphia, PA)
- 1942: Polo Grounds (New York, NY)
- 1941: Brigs Stadium (Detroit, MI)
- 1940: Sportsman Park (St. Louis, MO)
- 1939: Yanki Stadium (New York, NY)
- 1938: Crossley Field (Cincinnati, OH)
- 1937: Griffith Stadium (Washington, DC)
- 1936: Brews Field (Boston, MA)
- 1935: Municipal Stadium (Cleveland, OH)
- 1934: Polo Grounds (New York, NY)
- 1933: Comiskey Park (Chicago, IL)
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