Are you heading out to see the Dodgers at Camelback Ranch? Are you curious where the prices for Dodgers tickets fit in the grand scheme of ticket prices for all the other teams?
If so, here’s a couple of handy charts that illustrate where Spring Training ticket prices for the Dodgers stack up against everyone else:
Counting up from the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are the least expensive team to watch, the Dodgers come in with the seventh-lowest ticket prices. The average price for a ticket comes in at just under $53 dollars.
That’s good news for Dodgers fans. I would have guessed the 2016 NL West Champions were among the higher-priced teams.
It’s no surprise the new World Series champs, the Chicago Cubs, have the most expensive tickets, leaping over everyone else’s prices, and averaging over $100 bucks a shot. Yikes!
Here’s another chart showing how ticket prices for the Dodgers have fluctuated over the past few years:
They rose over last year’s prices, but someone’s got to pay for Kenley Jansen‘s contract, right?
At least the Dodgers are still keeping prices low, relatively speaking. So go ahead and splurge on that jumbo dog when you’re at Camelback.
Oscar Martinez
I was born in the shadow of Dodger Stadium and immediately drenched in Dodger Blue. Chavez Ravine is my baseball cathedral, Vin Scully was the golden voice of summer all my life, and Tommy Lasorda remains the greatest Dodgers manager ever. My favorite things are coffee, beer, and the Dodgers beating the Giants. I also blog about my baseball card hobby at All Trade Bait, All the Time.
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Dodgers hammering the Rangers. They hit 2 HR’s in the first inning off Hamels. Puig and Gutierrez hit 2 run dingers. Puig hit another 2 run HR later. Team definitely has it’s hitting shoes on tonight.
Good looking chart you got there.
And I thought it was just me.
$50 a seat for a Spring game is absurd. What kind of a moron would pay that?
Oh, I guess I did last year. Well, not anymore. Until the next time. Junkies always say never again.