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36 upcoming MLB games, from about $4.00.

MLB game action

Major League Baseball's 30 clubs play a 162-game season from spring through the fall World Series. Follow your team's home stand or find any MLB matchup, from opening day to the postseason, with seats from professional sellers.

Baseball has more home dates than any other major league, and the supply shows up in the price. For most clubs the regular season is the cheapest live sport in the country, with whole sections available on the day for less than a ticket to a single football game.

That average hides a real spread. Opening day, interleague and rivalry series, giveaway promotions, and warm weekend afternoons behave nothing like a Tuesday night in April. Weather is a genuine factor at both ends of the season, and it is reflected in what people will pay for an outdoor seat in early spring.

One thing worth knowing: with this many dates, the same fixture repeated across a series is often priced very differently game to game. If you are flexible about which night of a three-game set you attend, that is usually the single biggest saving available to you.

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MLB ticket prices right now

MLB ticket prices: across 30 teams and 6,089 games, the median get-in price is $98 a ticket. The cheapest team to watch is Miami Marlins at a median $57; the most expensive is Detroit Tigers at $426, 7.5 times as much. Read from our own listings on 20 September 2026.

Each figure below is the median get-in price across that team’s upcoming games — the cheapest seat actually listed for a game, not an average of all seats and not a total. Figures include the 20% booking fee; tax, and a delivery charge on a small number of listings, are added at checkout. Open a team for its full table, every game priced, and a CSV.

TeamGamesMedian get-in
Miami Marlins 210 $57
Chicago White Sox 209 $78
Colorado Rockies 198 $79
Kansas City Royals 194 $82
Atlanta Braves 209 $82
New York Mets 195 $82
Cincinnati Reds 195 $82
Pittsburgh Pirates 219 $82
St. Louis Cardinals 210 $82
New York Yankees 208 $84
Milwaukee Brewers 210 $87
Los Angeles Angels 198 $89
Minnesota Twins 209 $91
San Diego Padres 208 $97
Seattle Mariners 211 $98
Philadelphia Phillies 210 $98
Chicago Cubs 212 $98
Toronto Blue Jays 112 $99
Texas Rangers 207 $103
Baltimore Orioles 208 $105
Tampa Bay Rays 206 $109
Athletics 200 $109
Houston Astros 212 $110
San Francisco Giants 197 $132
Boston Red Sox 209 $147
Arizona Diamondbacks 208 $149
Los Angeles Dodgers 215 $167
Cleveland Guardians 205 $172
Washington Nationals 210 $251
Detroit Tigers 195 $426

Median of the 30 team medians, not of every game: a team that plays twice as often should not count twice as much. 5,033 of 6,089 games carried a live price at that reading; the rest had no listing and are excluded from the arithmetic rather than counted as zero.

See the Ticket Price Data Center for every market we publish, and the methodology behind the figures.

Upcoming MLB games (36)

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MLB schedule, by the numbers

There are 36 upcoming MLB dates on this page. They run from September 20, 2026 through September 24, 2026. 1 fall on a weekend and 35 on a weekday.

These dates reach 15 cities across 12 states, including Baltimore, Maryland, Detroit, Michigan, and San Francisco, California.

Highlights coming up include Baltimore Orioles vs. Milwaukee Brewers on Sep 20; Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays on Sep 21; Detroit Tigers vs. Washington Nationals on Sep 21.

Starting prices currently range from about $4.00 to about $87.00. The lowest entry point is Detroit Tigers vs. Washington Nationals on Sep 23, about $4.00.

Need a hotel for MLB game day?

Most of the MLB events on this page are in the 6 cities below, and each one opens a hotels page for that city. Properties are listed with the real distance from the middle of town, so you can see what is a walk and what is a drive before you book, and the same pages break out the hotels beside each individual venue.

Rooms near a venue are the first to go on an event night, and hotels price against the same demand the tickets do, so what is left tends to cost more the closer the date gets. Rates are live for the nights you choose. Every city page also lists what else is on while you are in town and, where there are any, the cheaper hostel beds nearby.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are MLB tickets?

Across 30 teams and 6,089 games, the median get-in price is $98 a ticket - the cheapest seat listed for a game, before the booking fee, read on 20 September 2026. It varies hugely by team: Miami Marlins runs a median $57 and Detroit Tigers $426. The full table is on this page and every figure is free to cite.

Does StubOrder list MLB championship events?

Yes. Regular-season, postseason, and marquee MLB events are listed as sellers add inventory, so the biggest dates appear here alongside the rest of the schedule.

Do MLB seats in one listing sit together?

Yes. Seats in a MLB listing are adjacent unless the listing notes say otherwise.

How do I buy MLB tickets on StubOrder?

Pick a team or event below to open its page, compare the listed seats and prices from professional sellers, choose a quantity, and check out in a few steps.

Is StubOrder affiliated with MLB?

No. StubOrder is an independent ticket resale marketplace and is not affiliated with MLB, its teams, or any venue box office.

Where do fans stay for MLB game day?

It depends on the fixture, because every MLB game is in a different city. The hotel links on this page open the 6 cities with the most fixtures on the schedule above, busiest first, and each is labelled with the town the venue stands in, which for a lot of MLB venues is a suburb rather than the city the club is named after. Pick the fixture first and open its page: where that venue has a hotels page of its own, the event page links the rooms beside it.

How do I get my MLB tickets?

Most MLB listings deliver by mobile transfer or instant download, and hard stock tickets ship by FedEx with tracking. The delivery type is shown on every listing before you buy, and a small number of listings add a delivery charge.