“Just For the Elites” – MLB Fans Face a Harsh Reality as Philadelphia Phillies’ Ticket Prices Soar Ahead of Historic World Series Clash
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Finalists are getting ready for the ultimate World Series of Major League Baseball 2022. The hype for the final series is rising with every second that passes. Making it to the World Series was not easy, but the Houston Astros and Philadelphia Phillies conquered it all by winning ALCS and NLCS to advance to the WS.
The Astros swept up the New York Yankees to become one of the finalists of the World Series. Whereas the Phillies only let the Padres win a single game to make it to the WS.
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Game 1 of the World Series is set to be played on Friday, October 29th, at the home ground of the Houston Astros, Minute Maid Park. Out of the games, 3rd, 4th, and 5th will be played at the home ground of the Phillies, Citizen Banks Park. But the Stadium has made some changes in the ticket prices for the three games, which might make it tough for people wanting to go see the game.
What is the price set by Citizens Bank Park for the Philadelphia Phillies WS game against the Astros?
Both teams have won less than three World Series rings, and this series means a lot for each of them. Therefore, more people would be wanting to go see the historic clash. The ballpark saw this as a chance to make the business go up and therefore increased the ticket prices.
World Series tickets at Citizens Bank Park are selling for an average of over $3,200 💰 pic.twitter.com/RpMpHBH8Jt
— B/R Walk-Off (@BRWalkoff) October 26, 2022
The Ballpark is selling World Series tickets for an average of over $3200. As the prices soared this high, fans now have to make a tough choice because not every person in the country can afford a price as high as 3 grand.
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The question here is – how much a person is willing to pay to watch their favorite team play at home in the World Series?
How are the fans reacting to the ticket Prices?
Are the World Series games now only for the elites?
Fans sadly can’t attend the Super Bowl, NBA Finals or World Series anymore. Just for the elites
— Austin (@austinweo_) October 26, 2022
They might, but they also might not drop.
Prices will drop. They just try and get as many people to overpay as possible before game day
— Cards Talk (@Cards_Talk314) October 26, 2022
Selling prices mean nothing. What are buyers actually paying for the tickets? The prices will come down and winners are being notified who registered through the Phillies World Series lottery.
— C (@diablos49) October 26, 2022
Will Chapin now go to see the game?
😭😭😭y god, I just wanted to go see one game in person, I literally was too young to remember the last time they were in the World Series, I was ready to put my whole bank account on the line for this
— Chapin (@POPECHUPRIN) October 26, 2022
A nice trick to pay attention to?
Wait for that day and go in person, the black market will sell it to you for around $400-500 once the game start
— ███ Quezada (@FernandoAQuezad) October 26, 2022
Well, the Astros have a lead of 7-0.
They’ll drop to $20 again once the Astros are up 3-0
— 🤠 (@fatherofoceans) October 26, 2022
Meanwhile, Hoover got his ticket for $200.
And I got mine for $200. Suck it
— Brennen Hoover (@HooverBrennen) October 26, 2022
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Maybe he’s not just a big enough fan to do everything for his team.
I guess ur just not a big enough fan
— Lia Thomas (@aoc_is_a_commie) October 26, 2022
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What do you think about it? Will the prices go down or not?
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Rupak Kumar Jha