Orioles announce postseason ticket options
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September 26, 2016 3:24 pm
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The Orioles today announced two options for fans to purchase AL Wild Card and American League Division Series tickets, which will be available exclusively online. Fans are encouraged to visit www.orioles.com/postseason for a Postseason seating chart, schedule, and additional ticket information. American League Championship Series and World Series tickets will be made available for sale at a later date, as necessary.
* Option 1 – Guaranteed Postseason Tickets
Fans are guaranteed the…The Orioles today announced two options for fans to purchase AL Wild Card and American League Division Series tickets, which will be available exclusively online. Fans are encouraged to visit www.orioles.com/postseason for a Postseason seating chart, schedule, and additional ticket information. American League Championship Series and World Series tickets will be made available for sale at a later date, as necessary.
* Option 1 – Guaranteed Postseason Tickets
Fans are guaranteed the opportunity to purchase AL Wild Card tickets by placing a minimum $500 per seat deposit on a 29-Game Partial Season Ticket Plan or a $1000 per seat deposit on a Full Season Ticket Plan by Friday, September 30. All fans who place the minimum deposit on a 29-Game Partial or Full Season Ticket Plan before Friday will be guaranteed an opportunity to purchase tickets to at least one game in each round of the Postseason, including the AL Wild Card. Fans who place a minimum $250 per seat deposit on the popular and convenient 13-game plan will be guaranteed an opportunity to purchase tickets to one game each in the ALDS, ALCS, and World Series.
To place a 2017 Season Plan deposit and view a complete list of current Postseason offerings, fans can visit www.orioles.com/deposits.
* Option 2 – No Guarantee
A public sale for the AL Wild Card and ALDS tickets will take place on Thursday, September 29, at noon exclusively online at www.orioles.com/postseason. Ticket availability is expected to be extremely limited, and tickets – which will be primarily scattered single seats, limited view seating, and standing room only – will sell out quickly. A maximum of four tickets per game may be purchased.
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