MLB Regular Season Ticket Information
MLB’s Regular Season begins on March 18 when the Dodgers and Cubs square off in Japan for the Tokyo Series. Opening Day across the league for every other team is March 27. As always, you’ll have 162 opportunities to see your favorite team from the stands this season. Check the MLB Schedule to find out when your favorite team is in town and mark your calendar with the games you don’t want to miss.
There is a break in the regular season for the MLB All-Star Game, which will be hosted this year on July 15 at Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia. The MLB All-Star Game brings together the best players in the league, and features an entire week of events. Be sure to grab your tickets for the Midsummer Classic.
MLB Postseason Ticket Information
When the regular season ends on September 28, the top six teams from the American League and the top six teams from the National League enter the MLB Postseason.
The MLB postseason hosts 12 teams and should begin on or around October 1 with six Wild Card teams facing off against two division winners. It then shifts to the Division Series, where the Wild Card winners Series and the two highest-seed Division winners face off. The victors advance to the League Championship Series to go head-to-head for the Pennant and a spot in the World Series. You won’t want to miss this truly one-of-a-kind experience, so be sure to grab your MLB Postseason Tickets when they become available.
MLB World Series Ticket Information
The 2025 MLB World Series begins a few days after the ALCS and NLCS winners are determined. Being there live for the World Series is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the two best teams competing in a best of seven series for the ultimate prize in baseball. At the 2024 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankees 7-6 in game five to secure their eighth World Series title. Learn more about the previous World Series winners.
