2021 Postseason Pre-Sales Announced

[OldSchoolSnapper]

I expect it to be a pricey ticket but AmFam is a lot more seats than Fiserv. Demand for baseball in MKE is arguably higher, but I don't know if that really matters at this level. Bucks Mania seems hard to top.

 

Pretty much everyone I know is very meh on going to the NLDS but at least say they absolutely intend on going to WS game. Also, about 1/3 of available tickets disappear immediately for WS to sponsors, media, other teams, etc. I think you'd have a hard time getting in the ballpark for a WS game for less than 500 on the secondary market.

 

I think that's a bit low unless it's like Game 4 and it's 0-3. I'm thinking terrace is $700s, with a few deals to be had if you're on StubHub at just the right time.

[MrTPlush]

$500 if we are down 3-0, maybe.

[owbc]

In 2019 the World Series get-in price in Houston was around $500 for standing room only, I could see that being similar for Milwaukee. I think OldSchoolSnapper is right about the terrace likely being in the $700s.

 

The World Series is a bucket list thing for many people, including people who are not really baseball fans. The crowds will not be as good as the NLDS and NLCS and you will be paying way, way more money for a mediocre baseball experience. My wife was at one of the 2019 WS games in DC and described it as a "normal baseball game". I bet the NLDS crowds will be great this year because the only people there will be people who really want to be there.

 

For the price of one World Series ticket I can fly to San Fran or Milwaukee for the NLCS, have a chance to see the Brewers win the pennant, and have money left over.