List of Major League Baseball All-Star Game venues
List of hosts

List of Major League Baseball All-Star Game venues

Section Title: List of hosts
Table Section Text: None

Date	City	Stadium	Host team	Attendance	Host League

July 6, 1933	Chicago	Comiskey Park	Chicago White Sox	49,200	American

July 10, 1934	New York City	Polo Grounds	New York Giants	48,363	National

July 8, 1935	Cleveland	Cleveland Stadium	Cleveland Indians	69,812	American

July 7, 1936	Boston	Braves Field	Boston Bees	25,556	National

July 7, 1937	Washington, D.C.	Griffith Stadium	Washington Senators	31,391	American

July 6, 1938	Cincinnati	Crosley Field	Cincinnati Reds	27,067	National

July 11, 1939	New York City (2)	Yankee Stadium	New York Yankees	62,892	American

July 9, 1940	St. Louis	Sportsman's Park	St. Louis Cardinals	32,373	National

July 8, 1941	Detroit	Briggs Stadium	Detroit Tigers	54,674	American

July 6, 1942	New York City (3)	Polo Grounds (2)	New York Giants (2)	34,178	National

July 13, 1943	Philadelphia	Shibe Park	Philadelphia Athletics	31,938	American

July 11, 1944	Pittsburgh	Forbes Field	Pittsburgh Pirates	29,589	National

1945	Not held because of World War II

July 9, 1946	Boston (2)	Fenway Park	Boston Red Sox	34,906	American

July 8, 1947	Chicago (2)	Wrigley Field	Chicago Cubs	41,123	National

July 13, 1948	St. Louis (2)	Sportsman's Park (2)	St. Louis Browns	34,009	American

July 12, 1949	New York City (4)	Ebbets Field	Brooklyn Dodgers	32,577	National

July 11, 1950	Chicago (3)	Comiskey Park (2)	Chicago White Sox (2)	46,127	American

July 10, 1951	Detroit (2)	Briggs Stadium (2)	Detroit Tigers (2)	52,075	American

July 8, 1952	Philadelphia (2)	Shibe Park (2)	Philadelphia Phillies	32,785	National

July 14, 1953	Cincinnati (2)	Crosley Field (2)	Cincinnati Redlegs	30,846	National

July 13, 1954	Cleveland (2)	Cleveland Stadium (2)	Cleveland Indians (2)	69,751	American

July 12, 1955	Milwaukee	County Stadium	Milwaukee Braves	45,643	National

July 10, 1956	Washington, D.C. (2)	Griffith Stadium (2)	Washington Senators (2)	28,843	American

July 9, 1957	St. Louis (3)	Busch Stadium	St. Louis Cardinals (2)	30,693	National

July 8, 1958	Baltimore	Memorial Stadium	Baltimore Orioles	48,829	American

July 7, 1959	Pittsburgh (2)	Forbes Field (2)	Pittsburgh Pirates (2)	35,277	National

August 3, 1959	Los Angeles	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles Dodgers	55,105	National

July 11, 1960	Kansas City	Municipal Stadium	Kansas City Athletics	30,619	American

July 13, 1960	New York City (5)	Yankee Stadium (2)	New York Yankees (2)	38,362	American

July 11, 1961	San Francisco	Candlestick Park	San Francisco Giants	44,115	National

July 31, 1961	Boston (3)	Fenway Park (2)	Boston Red Sox (2)	31,851	American

July 10, 1962	Washington, D.C. (3)	D.C. Stadium	Washington Senators	45,480	American

July 30, 1962	Chicago (4)	Wrigley Field (2)	Chicago Cubs (2)	38,359	National

July 9, 1963	Cleveland (3)	Cleveland Stadium (3)	Cleveland Indians (3)	44,160	American

July 7, 1964	New York City (6)	Shea Stadium	New York Mets	50,850	National

July 13, 1965	Bloomington	Metropolitan Stadium	Minnesota Twins	46,706	American

July 12, 1966	St. Louis (4)	Busch Memorial Stadium	St. Louis Cardinals (3)	49,936	National

July 11, 1967	Anaheim	Anaheim Stadium	California Angels	46,309	American

July 9, 1968	Houston	Astrodome	Houston Astros	48,321	National

July 23, 1969	Washington, D.C. (4)	RFK Stadium	Washington Senators (2)	45,259	American

July 14, 1970	Cincinnati (3)	Riverfront Stadium	Cincinnati Reds (2)	51,838	National

July 13, 1971	Detroit (3)	Tiger Stadium	Detroit Tigers (3)	53,559	American

July 25, 1972	Atlanta	Atlanta Stadium	Atlanta Braves	53,107	National

July 24, 1973	Kansas City (2)	Royals Stadium	Kansas City Royals	40,849	American

July 23, 1974	Pittsburgh (3)	Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburgh Pirates (3)	50,706	National

July 15, 1975	Milwaukee (2)	County Stadium (2)	Milwaukee Brewers	51,480	American

July 13, 1976	Philadelphia (3)	Veterans Stadium	Philadelphia Phillies (2)	63,974	National

July 19, 1977	New York City (7)	Yankee Stadium (3)	New York Yankees (3)	56,683	American

July 11, 1978	San Diego	San Diego Stadium	San Diego Padres	51,549	National

July 17, 1979	Seattle	Kingdome	Seattle Mariners	58,905	American

July 8, 1980	Los Angeles (2)	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles Dodgers (2)	56,088	National

August 9, 1981	Cleveland (4)	Cleveland Stadium (4)	Cleveland Indians (4)	72,086	American

July 13, 1982	Montreal	Olympic Stadium	Montreal Expos	59,057	National

July 6, 1983	Chicago (5)	Comiskey Park (3)	Chicago White Sox (3)	43,801	American

July 10, 1984	San Francisco (2)	Candlestick Park (2)	San Francisco Giants (2)	57,756	National

July 16, 1985	Minneapolis	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	Minnesota Twins (2)	54,960	American

July 15, 1986	Houston (2)	Astrodome (2)	Houston Astros (2)	45,774	National

July 14, 1987	Oakland	Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum	Oakland Athletics	49,671	American

July 12, 1988	Cincinnati (4)	Riverfront Stadium (2)	Cincinnati Reds (3)	55,837	National

July 11, 1989	Anaheim (2)	Anaheim Stadium (2)	California Angels (2)	64,036	American

July 10, 1990	Chicago (6)	Wrigley Field (3)	Chicago Cubs (3)	39,071	National

July 9, 1991	Toronto	SkyDome	Toronto Blue Jays	52,383	American

July 14, 1992	San Diego (2)	Jack Murphy Stadium (2)	San Diego Padres (2)	59,372	National

July 13, 1993	Baltimore (2)	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	Baltimore Orioles (2)	48,147	American

July 12, 1994	Pittsburgh (4)	Three Rivers Stadium (2)	Pittsburgh Pirates (4)	59,568	National

July 11, 1995	Arlington	The Ballpark in Arlington	Texas Rangers	50,920	American

July 9, 1996	Philadelphia (4)	Veterans Stadium (2)	Philadelphia Phillies (3)	62,670	National

July 8, 1997	Cleveland (5)	Jacobs Field	Cleveland Indians (5)	44,916	American

July 7, 1998	Denver	Coors Field	Colorado Rockies	51,267	National

July 13, 1999	Boston (4)	Fenway Park (3)	Boston Red Sox (3)	34,187	American

July 11, 2000	Atlanta (2)	Turner Field	Atlanta Braves (2)	51,323	National

July 10, 2001	Seattle (2)	Safeco Field	Seattle Mariners (2)	47,364	American

July 9, 2002	Milwaukee (3)	Miller Park	Milwaukee Brewers (2)	41,871	National

July 15, 2003	Chicago (7)	U.S. Cellular Field	Chicago White Sox (4)	47,609	American

July 13, 2004	Houston (3)	Minute Maid Park	Houston Astros (3)	41,886	National

July 12, 2005	Detroit (4)	Comerica Park	Detroit Tigers (4)	41,617	American

July 11, 2006	Pittsburgh (5)	PNC Park	Pittsburgh Pirates (5)	38,904	National

July 10, 2007	San Francisco (3)	AT&T Park	San Francisco Giants (3)	43,965	National

July 15, 2008	New York City (8)	Yankee Stadium (4)	New York Yankees (4)	55,632	American

July 14, 2009	St. Louis (5)	Busch Stadium	St. Louis Cardinals (4)	46,760	National

July 13, 2010	Anaheim (3)	Angel Stadium of Anaheim (3)	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	45,408	American

July 12, 2011	Phoenix	Chase Field	Arizona Diamondbacks	49,033	National

July 10, 2012	Kansas City (3)	Kauffman Stadium (2)	Kansas City Royals (2)	40,933	American

July 16, 2013	New York City (9)	Citi Field	New York Mets (2)	45,186	National

July 15, 2014	Minneapolis (2)	Target Field	Minnesota Twins (3)	41,048	American

July 14, 2015	Cincinnati (5)	Great American Ball Park	Cincinnati Reds (4)	43,656	National

July 12, 2016	San Diego (3)	Petco Park	San Diego Padres (3)	42,386	National

July 11, 2017	Miami	Marlins Park	Miami Marlins	37,188	National

July 17, 2018	Washington, D.C. (5)	Nationals Park	Washington Nationals	43,843	National

July 9, 2019	Cleveland (6)	Progressive Field (2)	Cleveland Indians (6)	American

July 14, 2020	Los Angeles (3)	Dodger Stadium (2)	Los Angeles Dodgers (3)	National

TBD, 2026	Philadelphia (5)	Citizens Bank Park	Philadelphia Phillies (4)	National

Sentence(s)

2006 Major League Baseball All-Star Game was the fifth to be hosted by the city of Pittsburgh.

final_sentence: 2006 Major League Baseball All-Star Game was the fifth to be hosted by the city of Pittsburgh.