Brewers in Las Vegas

[AJOHNSON104]

The Brewers play the As in Vegas June 8 -10. Apparently the As are restricting sales to people on their Las Vegas Season Ticket List. You can join the list for $19. 

Has anyone done this with the intent of buying tickets for the Brewer games?  The stadium they're going to play in has a capacity of 10-12,000. While I expect that tickets will be available on the secondary market, they may be relatively expensive.  

[owbc]

My in laws who live in Vegas are on the list. Currently you have to buy all 6 games as a package. They asked if we were interested in coming to see the Brewers but the games are on weeknights and I don’t have much interest in going to the desert in summer. 

Personally I would expect tickets to be readily available for these games.

[pitchleague]

Tickets are already on sale on StubHub and places like that for exorbitant amounts ($400-500 per ticket!). We had planned on going (already have hotel rooms) but not going to pay those prices.

if I spend $19, do I get access to normal pricing?

[Outlander]

I was on the list with the $19 deposit and could have bought a ticket for all six for $280 but then would take the entire family and would be $1,120. I was fine with that, go to the first two games and sell the rest but the Athletics threaten any sale of tickets and canceling the tickets if trying to sell and I can't afford just losing a bunch of money. So will use the money for a different road trip this season.

[tmwiese55]

I looked it up yesterday and ticket weren't crazy like stated above.  Could get in the low 100s as of now.  Sure, not cheap especially if you're paying for a bunch of kids. But also its in the realm of any real sporting event. And keep in mind any seat in the building is perfectly fine since its such a small stadium.   In addition, price is almost for sure to drop by gameday.   Its a 10k ish stadium and they have no local fans.   I'm a vegas regular so will for sure go and likely go to 2 games.  I'll be surprised if I pay over $100 per ticket and I'd guess in the $80 area. 

I think it'll be fun because its such a small stadium and it will be 80% Brewers fans.

ETA: also I assume all games will be at night so temps won't be ridiculous

[Outlander]

$280 is face for 6 tickets so around $50 a ticket face value.

[pitchleague]

That's actually good to see.  The last time I checked (~2 weeks ago) they were $500 apiece on every site.  I'll probably wait a while to see how low they can go.

Thanks for the update.  I had kinda given up hope.

[nate82]

Not really related but it sounds like the stadium should be up and ready for the 2028 season.  Which I believe would be the next time the Brewers would play in Las Vegas.  Cheapest tickets for a game according to the end of this segment for when the stadium is up would be in the $20-30 range.  

 

[AJOHNSON104]

In case anyone is interested, the single game tickets for the Brewer series went on sale today. Game 1 starts at $64, the others at $51. 

[wildcat83]

I picked up single game tickets this morning - first row directly behind the Brewers dugout.  I have no idea how they were still available, there weren't a ton of tickets open.  Seemed odd that the first row was available but 90% of the rest of the seats in the ballpark were sold out.  Paid 110 per ticket, only going to one game in a venue I'll never be back to, so don't mind paying a decent amount.  My luck the first row was open for a reason, probably obstructed seating or view somehow, lol.

[nate82]

24 minutes ago, wildcat83 said:

My luck the first row was open for a reason, probably obstructed seating or view somehow, lol.

Probably because it will be in the sun on a 110 degree day.  

[wildcat83]

32 minutes ago, nate82 said:

Probably because it will be in the sun on a 110 degree day.  

Rows 2-20 are sold out, and not any difference in shade.