All-Stars Car Show

Join us for Year Two of the All‑Stars Car Show at Daikin Park— a two-day, high-impact takeover of one of the most iconic venues in sports on November 7–8, 2026.

Tickets officially go on sale Wednesday, July 8. Sign up below for exclusive presale access on Tuesday, July 7!

Following a breakout 2025 debut that drew over 14,000 attendees and showcased 380+ vehicles, All-Stars is rapidly becoming the most anticipated automotive event in the country. In 2026, Daikin Park transforms into a full-scale automotive arena — from home plate and the field to the concourse, Diamond Lots, and surrounding streets — featuring worldclass hypercars, headline builds, immersive brand activations, and nonstop live energy.

This is where culture, luxury, performance, and audience collide at scale. More than a car show, All-Stars is a statement — a defining moment for Houston as a global leader in car culture and a platform for brands to command attention, create unforgettable experiences, and align with purpose through the Astros Foundation.

Bring the whole family, enjoy ballpark bites, and stand where legends played—while witnessing a new legacy being built. The All‑Stars Car Show is back for 2026.

Interested in the All-Star Car Show? Fill out the form below for exclusive presale access and to stay up to date with the latest ticket information and event details!

A portion of ticket proceeds go to the Astros Foundation's initiatives addressing homelessness, childhood cancer, veteran assistance, youth baseball and domestic violence.

The following items will not be permitted inside Daikin Park:

• Aerosol cans
• Alcohol
• Animals (except for service animals)
• Backpacks (possible exceptions include diaper bags, single-compartment drawstring bags, and other bags used for medical reasons if they are within the MLB Bag Size requirements to not exceed 16” x 16” x 8”)
• Bags larger than 16” x 16” x 8”
• Banners or signs that do not follow the banner policy outlined here
• Baseball bats and ball retrievers
• Beverages & containers other than factory-sealed plastic water bottles 1 liter or less
• Cameras with lenses larger than 8 inches
• Clothing deemed obscene or indecent
• Coolers including hard sided and Styrofoam coolers (Soft-sided coolers that do not exceed the MLB-Bag Size requirements of 16” x 16” x 8” will be allowed)
• Costumes / Costume masks
• Drones
• Fireworks
• Folding chairs (folding cane seats are approved for entry, however may not be deployed inside the stadium
• Food in a portion larger than a clear, one-gallon size bag
• Hover boards and other personal recreational devices
• Illegal drugs
• Inflatables (i.e. beach balls, basketballs, balloons)
• Laser pointers
• Luggage
• Noise makers (whistles, horns, bells, etc.)
• Poles or sticks of any kind (i.e. flag poles, broom handles, nets)
• Skateboards, roller skates, roller shoes, bicycles, and wagons for children
• Tripods, bipods, or monopods
• Weapons - including but not limited to firearms, knives, and mace
• Any item deemed to be inappropriate, hazardous, distasteful, or not supporting of the sport of baseball.

For more information on Policies at Daikin Park, click here.

More than 14,369 fans packed Daikin Park on Saturday, Aug. 2 for the first-ever All-Stars Car Show, marking the first time a Major League Baseball stadium has been transformed into a full-scale automotive showcase. The one-day event featured more than 380 vehicles, immersive brand activations, live entertainment and celebrity appearances, all celebrating Houston’s emergence as a powerhouse in global car culture.

Showcasing Houston’s deep and diverse car culture, the majority of vehicles came from local collectors, many of whom were displaying their prized cars publicly for the first time. The show transformed the on-field warning track, stadium concourses and outdoor lots of Daikin Park into a fully immersive automotive experience.

VIP tickets, All-Star Club Premium tickets and field access tickets sold out in advance. General admission guests experienced racing simulators, dealership showcases, curated car zones and access to view field-level displays.

In addition to drawing a massive turnout, the event supported a meaningful cause. A portion of proceeds, totaling $10,000 benefited the Astros Foundation, supporting its ongoing initiatives in youth baseball and softball, military outreach, homelessness, childhood cancer awareness and domestic violence prevention.