The record for most expensive tickets in World Series history probably won't be broken a second night in a row. That doesn't change the astronomical ticket prices still available before first pitch.
In fact, had Game 1 not broken the record already, Game 2 would.
As of 5:50 p.m. Oct. 24, the get-in price for Game 2 at American Family Field was $2,221, according to ticketdata.com.
Before the Milwaukee World Series, the record for most expensive ticket in MLB history was Game 4 of the 2016 World Series at Wrigley Field for $1,809.
That puts Game 2 of the 2026 World Series $327 higher than the 2016 record. Ultimately, the record still goes to Game 1, which ended at $2,338 to get in.
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Lower-level infield seats were circling $3,730 before ticket sales closed for Game 2.
Ticket prices have been a controversy leading up to and through the World Series. Lifelong fans felt priced out of a 44-year wait, ticket resale websites glitched at the last second for those who did snatch tickets and the scalping issue even permeated watch parties at the stadium.
Some fans are trekking to Tampa Bay, where tickets average about $900 instead of $2,300 and up.
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This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: How much did Brewers' World Series Game 2 tickets go for? See prices
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