Major League Baseball was established way back in 1876 and has long been referred to as “America’s Past Time”. As of 2008, MLB consists of 30 franchises across the U.S. and Canada. Over the past several years, the game has continued to grow in popularity as attendance numbers increase almost on a yearly basis. Major markets teams like New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox have become billion dollar enterprises, whose ticket have shown to be in high demand. On the secondary ticket market these teams, along with others including the Chicago Cubs, tickets have been most popular.
Currently, the Boston Red Sox carry the highest average ticket price in Major League Baseball, with the Yankees trying to close in. The Yankees are offering tickets that go as high as $2,500 apiece for their new stadium that opens in 2009. With the economy in flux, most teams now have to make adjustments to their ticket prices, many freezing or reducing the overall cost per ticket.
Athletics Offer Free Tickets for Kids Throughout September
Cleveland Indians Announce Switch To Mobile Ticketing
Braves Offer Free Tickets To Hurricane Dorian Evacuees
Cardinals Give Season Ticket Holders Electronic Tickets To Avoid Fraud
Detroit Tigers Try To Boost Attendance Through Various Promotions
Tampa Bay Rays Consider Splitting Home Season in Montreal
Despite Strong Start, Tampa Bay Rays Fail To Sell $5 Ticket Deal
White Sox Accidentally Expose 200 Fans’ Email Addresses In Data Breach
Indians Season Ticket Holders Already Cashing-In On MLB All-Star Game Tickets
First-Place Twins Dumping May Tickets for $5 in “Flash Sale”
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