Houston – September 22, 2026 -- The All-Stars Car Show returns to Daikin Park for a second year on November 7-8, again making Houston the only U.S. market to host a car show inside a Major League Baseball stadium.
More than 300 vehicles fill seven themed zones
The ballpark will convert into a full automotive showcase spanning its concourses, outdoor lots and an expanded on-field warning track. Zones include the Exotic Car Zone for hypercars and supercars, the 713 Classics Zone for Houston lowriders and pre-war vehicles, a Motorsports Zone with racing simulators and pit crew demos, and an EV Zone featuring Tesla and Lucid displays plus autonomous ride-alongs. The Indigo Zone offers a Porsche driving experience, while a Kids Zone adds bounce houses and face painting. A Showcase Field for premium and collector vehicles requires Field Access or a VIP ticket.
Local collectors supply most of the cars on display
Organizers say the majority of vehicles come from Houston-area collectors, with many owners showing their cars publicly for the first time. "We set the bar extremely high, but we want to keep building the show to be something that represents the global car market that Houston is," said Abe Levitz and Jorge Verdejo, proprietors of Coffee and Cars, which co-produces the event.
The event grew to two days after last year's proceeds funded a $10,000 donation
Anita Sehgal, Astros Executive Vice President of Marketing & Communications, said the show's 2025 success generated $10,000 in proceeds donated to the Astros Foundation, a tradition organizers hope to continue this year. The expansion also added guest appearances by Orbit and the Shooting Stars.
General admission starts at $35
VIP, All-Star Club Premium and field access tickets sold out ahead of last year's event and remain available now. General admission begins at $35, with children age 2 and under admitted free.