Made for memories
The score matters. So do the seat, the city, the companions, and the moment you still tell people about.
Ballpark PassportGet the app Independent. Fan-built. In the stands.
The game is nine innings.
The story is everything around it.
Ballpark Passport exists for fans who collect cities, concourses, scorelines, food orders, delayed trains, perfect sunsets, and the people sitting beside them.
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Why it exists
A beautiful record of where baseball took you.
I built Ballpark Passport because a list of visited stadiums never captured why those visits mattered. A park is not just an address. It is the route into the city, the first view of the field, the thing everyone told you to eat, the score, and the story you repeat years later.
The app brings that journey into one place: real games, active ballparks, travel stats, park guides, friends, and a passport designed to be shared. The website extends the same idea with practical, source-conscious field guides for planning the next trip.
— Theo Nicole, independent maker and baseball fan
Useful in the real world
Guides should help at a station, outside a gate, and on the morning you decide where to fly next.
Honest about the source
Current facts are checked against official club information, dated, and corrected when the league map changes.
See how we work
Useful beats noisy.
Read how we research, date, review, and correct the information in every field guide.