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Anticipation is growing as baseball fans count down the hours until the start of the 2026 World Series.
We know that this year will see a first time World Series champion, as neither the Milwaukee Brewers nor Tampa Bay Rays have ever won the Fall Classic. Other than that, we don't know much about how the series between the best team from the American League and the best team from the National League will progress, which is what makes a live championship sporting event the most exciting thing on the planet.
Whether you are considering being there for pomp and circumstance that comes with Game 1 and the start of the series, looking for the cheapest ticket out there, or are holding out hope for the best four words in all of sports: World Series Game 7, we've got you covered.
Here are the cheapest ticket prices for each World Series game along with game dates and times.
It seems that Brewers fans are far more willing to pay for World Series tickets than Rays fans, as the cheapest World Series in Milwaukee are almost three times as expensive as the cheapest World Series tickets in Tampa Bay. Here are the cheapest tickets for each game:
The series begins on Friday, Oct. 23 in Milwaukee. The cheapest way to get into the game is $2,625 for Standing Room Only; however, a regular seat starts at $3,167.
Just 24 hours after the start of Game 1, Game 2 is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24. Unlike Game 1, the cheapest available ticket is actually for a standard seat and costs $2,679.
After a travel day, the series shifts to St. Petersburg and this is the first of potentially three games at The Trop. The game is set for Monday, Oct. 26. As of publication, the cheapest ticket is $874 for a regular seat.
Game 4, the second final guaranteed game in Tampa Bay, will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Ticket prices are similar to that of Game 3, starting at $894.
As long as we don't see a sweep, there will be a Game 5 on Wednesday, Oct. 28 in Florida. Ticket prices to Game 5 are slightly more expensive than either Game 3 or Game 4, but only by about $20 and considering it will be the most important game of the season no matter the series score, even $915 for a World Series ticket seems like a bit of a deal.
Ah the pivotal Game 6. It never gets as much love as Game 7, but if we are lucky enough to get a sixth game of the 2026 Fall Classic then one team will be one win away from a trophy while the other will be one win from forcing a decisive Game 7. The series shifts back to Milwaukee for the final two games of the series, meaning an increase in ticket prices. Standing Room Only starts at $2,434 while a regular ticket will cost at least $2,760.
A winner-take-all Game 7 in the World Series would have Milwaukee fans about as excited (and nervous) as they've ever been. As of now, tickets to a hypothetical Game 7 start at $2,332 for Standing Room Only, and $2,592 for a regular seat. Expect this price to rise if we are lucky enough to get a seventh game.
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