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Major League Baseball average ticket price in 2026 season, by team (in U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Average ticket price in U.S. dollars
Chicago Cubs	116.68
Los Angeles Dodgers	100.58
The Athletics	95.2
Boston Red Sox	90.11
Pittsburgh Pirates	85.55
New York Yankees	77.95
San Francisco Giants	75.07
New York Mets	73.76
Colorado Rockies	72.1
Houston Astros	69.4
Philadelphia Phillies	68.09
Washington Nationals	61.17
Minnesota Twins	59.87
Toronto Blue Jays	57.64
Texas Rangers	57.59
Tampa Bay Rays	53.33
Cleveland Guardians	51.45
San Diego Padres	47.88
Seattle Mariners	46.66
Baltimore Orioles	45.72
Chicago White Sox	44.06
Milwaukee Brewers	43.79
Atlanta Braves	42.57
Arizona Diamondbacks	42.23
Los Angeles Angels	40.69
Cincinnati Reds	40.42
St. Louis Cardinals	38.85
Kansas City Royals	36.1
Detroit Tigers	33.01
Miami Marlins	28.97

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April 2026

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2026 season

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Watching your favorite baseball team live in the stadium can be expensive business, with ticket prices in the league ranging from around 29 U.S. dollars for the Miami Marlins to approximately 117 U.S. dollars for the Chicago Cubs.

An expensive day out

The cost of a trip to the ball game does not stop at just the price of a ticket. When considering additional costs such as parking, concessions, and merchandise, consumer spending can easily reach hundreds of U.S. dollars. The most expensive day out in the league in 2026 correlated to ticket prices, with the Chicago Cubs topping the ranking; the cost of taking a family to the game at the Cubs was estimated at over 570 U.S. dollars. At the other end of the scale, a family could enjoy a day out watching the Miami Marlins for 165 U.S. dollars.

Baseball fans still come in their thousands

Despite the cost, regular season home attendance at MLB games has still remained high in recent years. Despite experiencing a dip in 2021 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, a total of over two million fans still passed through the gates every year, equating to an average per game attendance of over 29,000 fans in 2025. The Los Angeles Dodgers welcomed the most people to Dodger Stadium across the 2025 season, with over four million people attending their home games throughout the season.