More Tickets on Team Website for NLDS

[rickh150]

Lotsa pairs and 3s in Loge Bleachers and Terrace for Games 1 and 3… didn’t check Game 2.  Thought they were all sold out!

 

[PlayerHader]

Looks like more tickets just dropped.

[gypcasino]

I saw a few tickets in 408. With the new offices obstructing like 25% of the field those seats are an abomination. I sat there the other night and couldn't even see the center fielder. 

[tmwiese55]

Thanks for this heads up.  Was able to get 4 in second deck down the line that I wouldn't have without seeing this thread. 

[PlayerHader]

25 minutes ago, tmwiese55 said:

Thanks for this heads up.  Was able to get 4 in second deck down the line that I wouldn't have without seeing this thread. 

No problem. I've been randomly checking throughout the week and just got lucky, I guess. Could only afford the Terrace Reserve, but my 12 year old son is going to LOVE the playoff atmosphere. Worth the nearly $300 for nose bleeds!

[PlayerHader]

37 minutes ago, gypcasino said:

I saw a few tickets in 408. With the new offices obstructing like 25% of the field those seats are an abomination. I sat there the other night and couldn't even see the center fielder. 

My wife and I sat up in the RF corner for the NLDS in 2018. Obstructed view but definitely worth it for that atmosphere.

[kestrel79]

Have a feeling the secondary market will open up more depending on if the Cubs advance or not. I had really good luck the last couple years getting tickets late on stub hub instead of paying full price during the presales...but demand and buzz definately seems higher this year. Seems more average fans are on the bandwagon this year.

[owbc]

Currently $220 to get actual seats in San Diego next week, less for standing room. Seems high, I'm going to wait it out. The Padres have so many season ticket holders that almost nothing makes it to public sale. 

[Team Canada]

I grabbed 4 (Section 429) for Game 2 in one of the mini drops earlier this week, but not sure if I'll be able to use them. PM me if you're interested in 2-4.

[StearnsFTW]

23 hours ago, gypcasino said:

I saw a few tickets in 408. With the new offices obstructing like 25% of the field those seats are an abomination. I sat there the other night and couldn't even see the center fielder. 

Reserved for Cubs fans.  They're used to that.

[PlayerHader]

I got 2 extra in 414 for Game 1. Taking my 12 year old and might bring two others, but I think just he and I would have a very memorable time together, so I might have 2 for sale for Saturday also.

[Just Some Guy]

Ticket prices on secondary markets dropped a bit today because all tickets became sellable/transferable, if anyone's interested.

[PlayerHader]

Anybody snatch some NLCS seats?

[Underachiever]

1 hour ago, PlayerHader said:

Anybody snatch some NLCS seats?

I got 4 for game 2, 3 for game six, and 4 for game 7.

[PlayerHader]

I twice had a couple in the cart for games 1 and 6, but couldn't pull the trigger. My son is very upset with me. We'll see if something pops up this week. That's how I ended up with NLDS seats.

[OldSchoolSnapper]

19 hours ago, PlayerHader said:

Anybody snatch some NLCS seats?

I got Game 6 and 7. I have had my fill of playoff baseball attending over last decade, but I would want to be there for a clinch. If we're down 3-2 I'll offload Game 6 and wait for a (hopeful) Game 7. 

Did the same thing last year and it obviously never made it back to MKE. A clinch LCS or any WS game is all I'm really interested in. I went to every home playoff game from 2011-2021 when I had the strip but it's hard to justify the expense if it's not a really big game now.

[PlayerHader]

1 hour ago, OldSchoolSnapper said:

I got Game 6 and 7. I have had my fill of playoff baseball attending over last decade, but I would want to be there for a clinch. If we're down 3-2 I'll offload Game 6 and wait for a (hopeful) Game 7. 

Did the same thing last year and it obviously never made it back to MKE. A clinch LCS or any WS game is all I'm really interested in. I went to every home playoff game from 2011-2021 when I had the strip but it's hard to justify the expense if it's not a really big game now.

That was a good plan. I should have done that.

I had Game 7 NLCS tickets in 2018 that I actually had to offload because I bought my wife Ed Sheeran tickets for Christmas that year, and for some reason she demanded I be the one who went with her (I mean, that was the plan the whole time). Part of me always feels a bit of relief that they didn't win that game. Just a small, selfish part.

[OldSchoolSnapper]

2 minutes ago, PlayerHader said:

That was a good plan. I should have done that.

I had Game 7 NLCS tickets in 2018 that I actually had to offload because I bought my wife Ed Sheeran tickets for Christmas that year, and for some reason she demanded I be the one who went with her (I mean, that was the plan the whole time). Part of me always feels a bit of relief that they didn't win that game. Just a small, selfish part.

I went and it was the complete experience. The pregame was an awesome environment and then Yeli cracking the opening HR and the magic was palpable, then just a disaster and the Puig HR was probably the lowest moment of my Brewers fandom. 

Game 6 that series was a much better environment IMO. The resale market was really low for G6, so it felt like fans were there. Game 7 wasn't as good, at least where I was sitting. The median age felt much higher and it reeked of MKE's affluent just latching on to the big event. Obviously there were plenty of season ticket holders but a big chunk of the crowd seemed more casual and spur of the moment.

[Team Canada]

Before Sunday, 2018 G6 was my favorite sports experience. Scoring 4 in that opening inning absolutely blew the roof off the place.

[brooks_quichenick]

43 minutes ago, Team Canada said:

Before Sunday, 2018 G6 was my favorite sports experience. Scoring 4 in that opening inning absolutely blew the roof off the place.

Ditto. The vibe walking down the ramp from the 400s on Sunday reminded me of 2018 G6.

[KCBrewerfan34]

LF 2-4 tickets for GM 2 of NLCS.  Text Mike at 262-510-5190 

[owbc]

On 10/6/2026 at 7:46 AM, OldSchoolSnapper said:

I went and it was the complete experience. The pregame was an awesome environment and then Yeli cracking the opening HR and the magic was palpable, then just a disaster and the Puig HR was probably the lowest moment of my Brewers fandom. 

Game 6 that series was a much better environment IMO. The resale market was really low for G6, so it felt like fans were there. Game 7 wasn't as good, at least where I was sitting. The median age felt much higher and it reeked of MKE's affluent just latching on to the big event. Obviously there were plenty of season ticket holders but a big chunk of the crowd seemed more casual and spur of the moment.

Those were the last 2 Brewers home playoff games that I went to, I flew in for them. 

I was in the bleachers for G7. Felt like real Brewers fans around us. Standing pretty much the entire game until the Puig HR. Extremely high tension. We were big underdogs in that series and it felt like we ran out of gas. It never reached the true apex of having the pennant in reach, just a brief tease after the Yelich HR.

On the topic of the thread, I was able to get 2 tix for G6 and G7 off the Brewers website this morning. There are a kajillion tickets available in LA so I decided to hold off on those, if G4 or G5 is a possible clincher (unlikely but you never know), I'm sure it will be pretty cheap to get in. I'm not going to miss a potential clinching game and now I'm feeding off the high of seeing them win the division series in person last night. 

[OldSchoolSnapper]

10 minutes ago, owbc said:

It never reached the true apex of having the pennant in reach, just a brief tease after the Yelich HR.
 

Hmmm I'm not sure I agree with that. We had two major moments where we failed to take control. One was Game 2, ahead 1-0 in the series and 3-0 in the 7th, before Jeffress came in and did Jeffress things. 

We cleaned up Game 3, then took Game 4 to 13 innings before losing. That was the death blow. We get either one of those games and I do think we go to the World Series. Going back to MKE at 3-2 would have been nice.

I would agree that by the time it swung back to MKE, it was really a pipe dream, but I was clinging to that hope. My silver lining has always been that we would have lost the WS. That Boston team may have been the best ever.

 

Edit: I just realize you meant the game didn't reach the apex.

[owbc]

11 minutes ago, OldSchoolSnapper said:

Hmmm I'm not sure I agree with that. We had two major moments where we failed to take control. One was Game 2, ahead 1-0 in the series and 3-0 in the 7th, before Jeffress came in and did Jeffress things. 

We cleaned up Game 3, then took Game 4 to 13 innings before losing. That was the death blow. We get either one of those games and I do think we go to the World Series. Going back to MKE at 3-2 would have been nice.

I would agree that by the time it swung back to MKE, it was really a pipe dream, but I was clinging to that hope. My silver lining has always been that we would have lost the WS. That Boston team may have been the best ever.

 

Edit: I just realize you meant the game didn't reach the apex.

Yeah I was comparing it to a game like the Alonso HR where I literally said “We can taste it now” after the first out in the 9th. Oops.

Last night I was so careful not to jump the gun, even though the Machado robbery was realistically the end for the Padres. 

[owbc]

FYI there are limited game 6 and 7 tickets on the Brewers website right now. Roughly $200/300 per ticket depending on location. The ones that they dropped this morning got snagged quick.