Brewers World Series ticket prices have dropped 60% since postseason start

Something is…brewing in Milwaukee.

Nobody panic. Nobody celebrate. Don’t even say the words “World Series” too loudly in the state of Wisconsin.

The Milwaukee Brewers, owners of MLB’s best regular-season record of 103 wins, have taken a 2-0 lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series. Yes, those Dodgers. The ones with the last two World Series trophies and a payroll that could fund a small country. Now, Milwaukee is just two wins away from its first World Series appearance since 1982. Baseball fans everywhere—well, maybe not in LA—are watching.

I don’t want to jinx anything here. I know Brewers fans have been hurt before. I’m simply pointing out that if you’re planning ahead, potential Brewers World Series tickets are available and the price is making it much more interesting. When the Brewers clinched a postseason spot, hypothetical World Series tickets were well over $4,000 a piece. Now, you can get into a potential World Series Game 1 at American Family Field for just over $1,400.

For a fanbase that’s waited over 44 years for another shot, here’s everything to know about potential Milwaukee Brewers World Series tickets, including where to find them and how much they currently cost.

For a fanbase dreaming of the franchise’s first championship, World Series ticket listings are already available.

• World Series Game 1 – Friday, Oct. 23 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,408 (Standing room only)

• World Series Game 2 – Saturday, Oct. 24 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,511 (Standing room only)

• World Series Game 3 – Monday, Oct. 26 in Tampa Bay or Cleveland

• World Series Game 4 – Tuesday, Oct. 27 in Tampa Bay or Cleveland

• World Series Game 5* – Wednesday, Oct. 28 in Tampa Bay or Cleveland

• World Series Game 6* – Friday, Oct. 30 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,864

• World Series Game 7* – Saturday, Oct. 31 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,918

World Series Game 1 – Friday, Oct. 23 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,408 (Standing room only)

World Series Game 2 – Saturday, Oct. 24 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,511 (Standing room only)

World Series Game 3 – Monday, Oct. 26 in Tampa Bay or Cleveland

World Series Game 4 – Tuesday, Oct. 27 in Tampa Bay or Cleveland

World Series Game 5* – Wednesday, Oct. 28 in Tampa Bay or Cleveland

World Series Game 6* – Friday, Oct. 30 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,864

World Series Game 7* – Saturday, Oct. 31 in Milwaukee — Starting at $1,918

Note: These are potential playoff matchups. If a purchased ticket corresponds to a game that is not played, StubHub will refund the purchase.

The World Series is expected to start on Friday, Oct. 23 and regardless of which team wins the NLCS, it will start at the home-field of the National League winner.

If the World Series goes a full seven games, the final game of the 2026 MLB season is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 31.

• Postseason: The MLB postseason began on Sep. 29, 2026 ✅

• Division series: The AL and NLDS both begin on Saturday, Oct. 3 ✅

• Championship series: The NLCS begins Sunday, Oct. 11 while the ALCS starts Monday, Oct. 12

• 2026 World Series: Slated to start on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026

Postseason: The MLB postseason began on Sep. 29, 2026 ✅

Division series: The AL and NLDS both begin on Saturday, Oct. 3 ✅

Championship series: The NLCS begins Sunday, Oct. 11 while the ALCS starts Monday, Oct. 12

2026 World Series: Slated to start on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026

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