MLB’s tickets for postseason Orioles games are running out — the only had a handful of playoffs games still open Monday evening, four days after
You can still grab tickets from resellers, though they could be pricier. is the MLB’s “official ticket marketplace,” though the main difference between using that website and others, like or , is that the others will take a few more clicks. , the admissions giant, had some resale tickets available Monday night but only for the American League Division Series.
The MLB site only had tickets for the three wild-card games, all starting at $120. The Orioles spot if they don’t clinch the AL East title before Sunday, the end of the regular season. If the Orioles take that title, they will not play in the wild-card series next week.
Resellers had wild-card tickets for Camden Yards going for less than $120. But the price is higher for games that the team is more likely to play — from about $153 for the division series, on Oct. 7, 8, 10 and possibly 11 and 13, and from $240 for the American League championship series. Those hopeful to watch the World Series at Camden Yards will have to pony up more; those tickets were starting at $2,674, but the going rate for the first game was over $9,000.
There is another option, though you have to be a Capital One cardholder. The bank is offering starting at 1 p.m. Tuesday, when wild-card and division series tickets go live. The bank will also have access to league championship series tickets starting Oct. 10 and for the World Series on Oct. 19.
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