World Series Game 4 ticket prices surge with Brewers one win from title

With the Milwaukee Brewers one win away from winning the World Series, demand for Game 4 tickets has surged.

The cheapest tickets at Tropicana Field had remained steady between $700 and $750 on Sunday, Oct. 25 and Monday, Oct. 26. But after Game 3 ended in a 10-1 win for the Brewers, ticket prices shot up to $879, according to ticketdata.com.

The Brewers are up 3-0 in the best-of-seven World Series, which means they will have a chance to secure the franchise’s first World Series championship in Game 4.

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Still, ticket prices have been higher. When the Rays first made it to the World Series on Oct. 19, the get-in price spiked to $960. Prices dipped to $850 before sinking to $700 on Oct. 24, when the Rays fell behind 2-0 in the series.

Ticket sale data from StubHub indicates about 28% of fans at Tropicana Field for Game 4 are from Wisconsin.

Game 4 watch party ticket prices at American Family Field have skyrocketed. Originally priced at $15 on the official MLB box office, resale markets had pushed the price up to about $100 per ticket by Monday morning.

Now, those tickets start at $270, according to StubHub.

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Ticket prices for the potential remaining games at American Family Field in Milwaukee have gone down. If the Rays rack up wins in Games 4 and 5, the series would come back to American Family Field for Games 6 and 7.

With an initial get-in cost of about $2,100, resale markets shifted prices higher in the days following public purchases. The cheapest ticket for Game 6 sits at $2,240 as of Tuesday morning, but the highest get-in ticket peaked at $2,600 on Saturday.

Despite the highest prices in World Series history, the Brewers have had no concerns about filling the stadium. Both Games 1 and 2 in Milwaukee were sold above official seat capacity, with more than 1,000 fans at each game taking on standing room only tickets.

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: World Series Game 4 ticket prices surge with Brewers one win from title

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