Cardinals tickets don’t fare well on resale market, report says
The Cards have the third-lowest median ticket price on the secondary market, at $21 apiece.
ST. LOUIS — Tickets to St. Louis Cardinals games are among the lowest-priced on the secondary market, according to a report released this week.
Gametime, a last-minute ticket reseller, reports that the Cardinals have the third-lowest median ticket price on the secondary market, at $21 apiece.
The Miami Marlins, at $17, had the lowest median ticket price, followed by the Los Angeles Angels at $18, according to the report.
On the top end of the spectrum, the Philadelphia Phillies, in first place in the National League East at the All Star Game break, had the highest median ticket price on the secondary market at $77 a game.
That was followed by the Los Angeles Dodgers at $68, Boston Red Sox at $65 and Chicago Cubs at $61 per game.
The Cardinals, with a 50-46 record, are in second place in the National League Central Division, behind the Milwaukee Brewers, 55-42.
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