Kansas City Royals Tickets

Royals 2021 Tickets & Schedule

Demand for Royals tickets ranks among the strongest in the American League as KC has many passionate, loyal fans. The biggest home games on the Royals schedule each season are their division rivalry series against the White Sox, Indians, Tigers and Twins. Other huge home series include anytime the Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs or New York Yankees play at Kauffman Stadium. The series that many across the Midwest most enjoy is the Royals vs Cardinals, who are two teams separated by a mere 241 miles on Interstate 70.

KC Royals Opening Day

The biggest home game of the season for the Royals is their home opener. Kansas City fans make up reasons to skip work or school to attend the first game of the season at Kauffman Stadium. The experience of Opening Day in Major League Baseball is like few other games, so Royals fans come out in huge numbers for the home opener.

2021 Royals Playoff Tickets

The Royals have been among the more successful teams in baseball over the past decade, which has created strong demand for KC playoff tickets among their many fans. Whenever the Royals are playing in the Wild Card, ALDS, ALCS or World Series expect there to huge crowds of fans from around the Kansas City area.

Kansas City Royals Spring Training

The Royals play their Spring Training games in the Cactus League in Arizona. Kansas City's home stadium for Spring Training games is Surprise Stadium in Surprise, Arizona. The casual, fun atmosphere around Royals Spring Training games make it a popular road-trip destination fans who want to see KC play in the sun of Arizona.

Royals Games at Kauffman Stadium

The Kansas City Royals play their home games at Kauffman Stadium, located in Kansas City, Missouri. Kauffman Stadium capacity is close to 39,000 screaming Royals fans. In addition to the Crown Vision scoreboard out in centerfield, there are many things for fans to enjoy when visiting Kauffman Stadium. Among the amenities are the Outfield Experience for fans of all ages and the Royals Hall of Fame, located in left field. The Kansas City Royals dugout is on the Kauffman Stadium first base line in front of sections 132-136.

One of the draws of Kauffman Stadium is the fountain in the outfield. Seats in Outfield Box 104-106 are above the Royals bullpen and close enough to the fountain to enjoy. Seating down the third base line, in Field Plaza 214 for example, offers a full view of the field, in addition to the fountain and video board.