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Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals Playoff Ticket Pricing
Third-party tickets can be as much as $30,000.
Adam Jones (10) celebrates with Nick Johnson after they score in the sixth inning against the Minnesota Twins at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Sunday. Baltimore won the game 3-1.
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The Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals have both secured playoff spots, which means there will be October (and maybe November) baseball in the area. If you are not a season ticket holder, or weren’t lucky enough to purchase playoff pre-sale tickets from the individual teams, you will probably have to go to a secondary ticket company, Craigslist or other places.
What can you expect to pay for playoff tickets? Here's a comparison of regular season and post-season baseball ticket prices:
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Team |
Regular Season Ticket Price Range |
Post-Season Ticket Price Range, Team Website |
Post-Season Ticket Price Range, Third-Party Website |
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Baltimore Orioles |
$15 - $48 |
$20 - $100 (Wild Card/Division Series) $40 - $175 (League Championship Series) $70 - $305 (World Series) |
$36 - $4,449 (Wild Card – StubHub) $40 - $1,000 (Division Series – StubHub) $235 - $1,650 (League Championship Series – StubHub) $499 - $5,000 (World Series - StubHub) |
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Washington Nationals |
$10 - $325 |
$35 - $425 (Wild Card/Division Series) $70 - $450 (League Championship Series) $135 - $475 (World Series) |
$102 - $11,031 (Division Series - StubHub) $124 - $10,004 (League Championship Series - StubHub) $479 - $29, 453 (World Series - StubHub)
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