It’s The Yankees Vs. Dodgers: How To Get World Series Tickets Now

The Yankees Vs. Dodgers World Series kicks off Friday in what promises to be an epic battle of two titan teams. Want to check out the action in person? While original tickets have already sold out, it’s still possible to pick up resale tickets to the games ahead, so you are not out of luck yet.

Because it’s time consuming to find the best tickets to the World Series, we’ve narrowed down your options. As you can probably guess, tickets to the World Series featuring two teams with massive fanbases aren’t cheap and they’re selling out fast. Here’s everything you need to know to get tickets to the Yankees Vs. Dodgers World Series game this weekend.

Where To Buy Yankees Vs. Dodgers World Series Tickets

There are several online ticketing websites offering World Series tickets right now, including Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek and Vivid.

Get World Series Tickets On Ticketmaster

Ticketmaster has plenty of World Series tickets to each game available now, and in a range of areas in the stadium. The site offers All-In Pricing, which means that you’ll see the full cost of the tickets upfront including fees. (Taxes, however, will be added when you check out.) Tickets start around $965 before taxes for Game 1 and start at $1,202 for Game 7, if it’s played.

Get World Series Tickets On SeatGeek

Prices at SeatGeek are a little higher than you’ll find at Ticketmaster, depending on which game you’re interested in. Game 1 tickets start at $1,004, while Game 7 seats will cost you $1,398 and up. Game 2 prices are the lowest option at SeatGeek right now—they start at $990.

Get World Series Tickets On StubHub

StubHub prices are among the lowest options we could find right now. Game 1 tickets cost $982 and up, while Game 7 tickets start at $1,365. The vendor also gives each seat a rating (like “good” or “great”) along with a picture from the seat, allowing you to assess the view if you choose that location.

Get World Series Tickets On Vivid Seats

Vivid Seats makes a point to note that its ticket prices have fees included, allowing you to get a better sense of what you’ll actually end up paying. Tickets start at $1,004 for Game 1 and climb to $1,354 for Game 7. Like StubHub, Vivid shows you a photo from the seats to give you a better sense of the view it offers.

Get World Series Tickets On Gametime

Gametime is generally known for affordable tickets, but the company’s World Series tickets skew to the higher end of the scale—at the beginning of the series, at least. Game 1 seats cost $1,179 and up, while Game 7 tickets start from $1,312. Gametime also shows photos of your seat view to help you make a better-informed purchasing decision.

How Much Are The Cheapest World Series Tickets?

World Series tickets are like the Taylor Swift concert tickets of the sports world—ticket prices aren’t especially cheap, especially when you’re purchasing resale tickets. Even so, Ticketmaster has some of the lowest prices out there, with tickets starting at $965. Keep in mind that prices will often climb for the bigger games, like Game 4 and up. Those prices are also expected to go up as the series progresses.

What Happens If You Buy World Series Tickets In Advance?

The good news is that you won’t be out of a large investment. If you buy World Series tickets in advance for Games 5 through 7 and it turns out to be a sweep, the site you purchased from should refund your money. However, you will often not get a refund on processing fees or sales taxes. If you’re concerned about getting a refund—as you should be—make sure to read the site’s policy before you commit to purchasing your tickets.

How Much Are The Seats Behind Home Plate At The World Series?

Seats behind home plate at the World Series are going fast, but there are some available. Ticketmaster has seats behind home plate available starting at $10,810 for Game 1. Tickets behind home plate for Game 7 start at $23,408.

Yankees Vs. Dodgers World Series Dates

These are the dates and venues for the upcoming World Series games in 2024.

October 25

• Game 1: Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles at 8:08 p.m.

October 26

• Game 2: Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles at 8:08 p.m.

October 28

• Game 3: Yankee Stadium in New York City at 8:08 p.m.

October 29

• Game 4: Yankee Stadium in New York City at 8:08 p.m.

October 30

• Game 5: Yankee Stadium in New York City at 8:08 p.m.

November 1

• Game 6: Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles at 8:08 p.m.

November 2

• Game 7: Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles at 8:08 p.m.