Press Release: 2016 Fan Cost Release for Minor League Baseball

Minor League Baseball Remains a Budget-Friendly Entertainment Option Family of four can attend a game for an average of less than $65

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — Minor League Baseball announced today that attending one of its games is, yet again, one of the most

economical forms of family entertainment available. The average cost for a family of four to enjoy a Minor League Baseball game this

season is only $64.97; a price that includes parking, two adult tickets, two child tickets, four hot dogs, two sodas and two beers.

The average cost for two adults to attend a game at one of the 160 ballparks in the 14 domestic-based leagues that charge admission

ranges from $33-$37, depending on the fans’ choice of beverages.

The ticket prices are based on the most economical fixed seat in a stadium, although a majority of the clubs have discounted, free or

special ticket prices for children under a certain age, senior citizens and/or military personnel. Berm seating, concessions specials and

other deals available through clubs’ social media platforms also save fans money and contribute to making the cost of attending a

Minor League Baseball game one of the best budget-friendly options among all professional sports leagues. “Minor League Baseball has long strived to be a budget-friendly source of family entertainment, providing fun promotions and a quality

product on the field,” said Minor League Baseball President and CEO Pat O’Conner. “We take great pride in knowing that over 42.5

million fans chose Minor League Baseball to help create lifelong memories with family and friends.” 


AVERAGE PRICES:

MiLB Triple-A Double-A Single-A Short Season-A/Rookie

Adult ticket $8.10 $9.50 $8.27 $7.97 $7.14

Child ticket $7.02 $7.93 $7.45 $6.80 $6.34

Hot Dog $3.50 $3.97 $3.36 $3.55 $3.19

Soda $3.36 $3.69 $3.34 $3.47 $3.08

Beer $5.51 $6.37 $5.64 $5.54 $4.72

Parking $2.99 $4.53 $3.60 $2.70 $1.80

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About Minor League Baseball

Minor League Baseball, headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, is the governing body for all professional baseball teams in the United

States, Canada and the Dominican Republic that are affiliated with Major League Baseball clubs through their farm systems. Fans are

coming out in unprecedented numbers to this one-of-a-kind experience that can only be found at Minor League Baseball ballparks. In

2015, Minor League Baseball attracted 42.5 million fans to its ballparks to see the future stars of the sport hone their skills. From the

electricity in the stands to the excitement on the field, Minor League Baseball has provided affordable family-friendly entertainment to

people of all ages since its founding in 1901. For more information, visit www.MiLB.com.