College Baseball Ticket Information
College baseball fans get the luxury of having one of the most affordable tickets in the NCAA. For most regular season games getting a seat below $50 is not-uncommon, in fact it’s more of a standard. While signature matchups could potentially drive demand up, it’s not likely to miss out on a college baseball game due to a lack of available tickets. As the regular season begins to wind down and conference tournaments start, the average ticket price may see a bump but still remain on the lower end of ticket prices in college sports.
The College World Series is the big finale in college baseball and the average ticket price takes full advantage of the tournaments popularity. With 64 teams converging into one of the most historic tournaments in the NCAA, the CWS offers an extremely sought after ticket. Tickets for the CWS are normally released prior to a full list of the teams playing in the tournament and in 2016 this factor played no obstacle in slowing down the demand as games began to sell out instantly.
Prior to the CWS bracket being solidified, 2016 average ticket prices for the first 14 games of the tournament landed at $126 with all-session passes going for an average price of $305. If you are headed up to Omaha and plan on attending multiple games the all-session pass is by far the biggest bang for your buck.
The championship rounds of the 2016 CWS average out at just over $200 with the “if necessary” game 3 offering the most affordable game, with median prices under $100. General admission CWS tickets are also available at TD Ameritrade Park and are the most affordable tickets to the CWS. GA tickets to the 2016 CWS have a median ticket price of less than $20.
Ticket prices based on averages as of May 19, 2016