The Brewers are headed to the 2026 World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. If you want to be at American Family Field, start with the Brewers’ official postseason ticket page and check current availability before making plans.
World Series Ticket Sales
The Wisconsin resident presale opened Thursday, October 15, at 10 a.m. CT. The general public sale followed at 2 p.m. CT that day. Those sale-opening dates have passed; check the official ticket page for remaining inventory and current purchase options.
The team warned that individual-game inventory would be extremely limited. A sale announcement does not guarantee that seats remain available.
World Series Games in Milwaukee
Game 1: Friday, October 23 — Milwaukee Home Game 1.
Game 2: Saturday, October 24 — Milwaukee Home Game 2.
Game 6: Friday, October 30 — Milwaukee Home Game 3, if necessary.
Game 7: Saturday, October 31 — Milwaukee Home Game 4, if necessary.
Milwaukee games are scheduled for 7 p.m. Central. Match your ticket’s home-game number to the date, particularly for Games 6 and 7.
World Series parking lots open at 3 p.m.; gates open at 4 p.m. Only game-ticket holders may park on-site.
Prefer to celebrate with other fans? Explore our Brewers World Series watch parties across Wisconsin.
How much do Brewers playoff tickets cost?
Use the live checkout price for the game and seats you want. There is no reliable one-price-fits-all postseason budget: seat location, round, availability and resale listings can all change the total.
Compare the full cost for your group, including fees, transportation and food. Choose a maximum budget before entering a ticket queue, and follow the seller’s on-screen instructions.
Choose a trusted seller
The Brewers direct fans to the team’s website, the MLB Ballpark app and SeatGeek. Begin with the team’s postseason ticket links and fraud-prevention guidance rather than an unsolicited message or social-media seller.
Do not accept a screenshot as proof that you have a usable ticket. Never post your own ticket barcode publicly.
Plan your seats and trip together
Before buying, discuss sightlines, stairs, accessibility needs and whether everyone needs to sit together. Review the seating information shown for the actual listing; a low advertised price is not useful if it leaves your group separated.
Our American Family Field visitor guide can help with the ballpark, and the Brewers shuttle guide offers transportation ideas. Confirm postseason service directly with any shuttle operator.
Parking and mobile tickets
Review parking options while buying your game tickets. The team offers advance postseason parking separately, subject to availability. Check that the pass matches your game.
Allow time before game day to sign in to the MLB Ballpark app and locate your tickets. If someone in your party is arriving separately, use the supported ticket-forwarding process rather than sending an image of the barcode.
If a postseason game is not played
Refund handling depends on how you bought the ticket. Review the Brewers’ postseason refund policy before paying, especially for an if-necessary game. Single-game purchases, full postseason strips and resale purchases do not all follow the same process.
For direct single-game purchases, the team’s policy includes eligible ticket and parking refunds after the Brewers’ postseason ends. Delivery fees may be excluded. If you buy through resale, review that seller’s policy rather than assuming the team will refund you.
Before leaving for American Family Field
Confirm the date, start time, round and home-game number.
Open the tickets in the MLB Ballpark app; screenshots and printed screenshots are not accepted.
Charge your phone and arrange ticket forwarding before your group separates.
Check the team’s game-day email for current entry and carry-in instructions.
If you cannot access a ticket, contact the Brewers Ticket Office through the official ticket page before heading to the gate. For families, our Brewers family guide can help you plan a comfortable outing.


Milwaukee, it’s time to celebrate! The Brewers’ 2026 World Series championship celebration is scheduled for Friday, October 30, with a downtown parade followed by a rally and fan festival at the Summerfest grounds.