Houston Astros Tickets

Astros Tickets & 2022 Schedule

Can the Astros make it back to the World Series in 2022? The Stros may not be the team picked by the national baseball media, but the fans in Houston know their team are contenders to return to the Fall Classic. The fans in H-town are hoping the Astros have the talent to make another deep run into the MLB postseason. The Astros still can roll out a top hitting lineup plus feature a talented pitching staff. Keeping everyone healthy and getting their bats going may be the keys to get Houston playing at the highest-level again.

One thing the Astros can count on in 2022 is outstanding home support, as the Houston crowds show up in big numbers to support their hometown team. A typical season in Houston will see over 2 Million fans visit Minute Maid Park. They come out in Spring, throughout the hot Summer months (their ballpark has a roof and air conditioning) and keep coming all the way through the postseason. If you are a big fan, then do not miss your chance to see the Astros can really #TakeItBack this season. TicketCity is located in Austin, Texas - so we have been a reliable source for Astros tickets for over 30 years.

Astros 2022 Opening Day

The Houston Astros start every season with an amazing Home Opener. Demand for Astros opening day tickets will once again be strong as fans show up to see the new squad and take in the sights and sounds of Opening Day for Major League Baseball. Houston fans know the season is not won or lost on Opening Day, but are there to see if this teams has the makings of a strong playoff contender. Many Astros fans will leave Minute Maid on Opening Day with a strong opinion whether Houston may be able to play in another World Series in 2022.

Houston Astros Schedule Highlights

The Astros are one of the best teams in baseball and every season there is huge demand for tickets from the hometown fans who show up to fill Minute Maid Park. Houston is the 4th largest city in the country, with a population of over 2.4 Million residents. That huge home market brings fans to Stros games from all across the area. The biggest games on the Astros schedule every season are their series against the in-state Texas Rangers, as well as, series against marquee AL opponents the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. Demand for Astros opening day tickets also ranks among the best teams in baseball. The Astros tremendous success in recent years will have Houston fans expecting the team to make another deep post-season run and hopefully another earn a spot in the World Series.

Astros AL West Divisional Opponents

• vs Los Angeles Angels
• vs Oakland A's
• vs Seattle Mariners
• vs Texas Rangers

Houston Astros Postseason Games

The Houston Astros play in the tough American League West Division along with the Angels, Athletics, Mariners and Rangers. The team that wins the AL West earns a spot in the American League playoffs. The Astros can also advance by earning an AL Wildcard berth. The Astros road to the 2022 World Series may include the Wildcard Games, and will include stops in the AL Divisional Series and ALCS. The ultimate prize for Houston fans is to get back to the World Series; where they hope to be there live to see the Stros playing in World Series games at Minute Maid Park. TicketCity has Astros Playoff tickets available for all games.

Astros Spring Training Games

The Houston Astros spring training home is the Ballpark of Palm Beaches in West Palm, Florida. The ballpark has a capacity of 6,500 fans for an Astros spring training game. Astros spring training tickets are available for all games, with the full schedule listed here.

Astros Top Rivalry Games

• vs Los Angeles Dodgers (Bad feelings still live on from the 2017 World Series)
• vs New York Yankees
• vs Texas Rangers

Astros Games at Minute Maid Park

The Astros play their home games at Minute Maid Park, located in downtown Houston, Texas. When filled, Minute Maid Park holds more than 41,000 passionate Stros fans. The team started playing in their current ballpark back in 2000, after playing more than three decades at the Houston Astrodome. The Astros are not in the Dome anymore, but a trip to see them play live will quickly show how choice their ballpark is for fans attending a MLB game.

Minute Maid Park has three primary levels and offers unique stadium features, including a train that drives in celebration when the Astros hit a home run. The lower-level seating includes Sections 100-156, which span from the Field Box seats to the Outfield boxes. The second level includes Sections 205-256. The third level, or Terrace Deck, includes the 300 and 400-level sections. There are plenty of great seating options, such as Section 252 which provide a view down the first base line and allow you to see the unique features of the stadium. The Houston Astros dugout is on the first baseline of Minute Maid Park in front of sections 122-126.