Most Affordable MLB Stadiums to Visit in 2026: Full Ranking and Money-Saving Tips
Attending a Major League Baseball game remains one of America’s classic pastimes, but ticket, parking, and concession prices have climbed sharply in recent years. A reasonably priced family outing is still possible if you know where to go.A 2026 fan cost study by Bookies.com calculated the total price of a typical family-of-four experience at every MLB ballpark.
The basket includes four average cheapest tickets (via SeatGeek across the full home schedule), one parking pass, two 16-oz beers, two 20-oz sodas, and four hot dogs. The results show a wide gap: the cheapest day at the park comes in under $160, while the most expensive exceeds $400.
The Cheapest and Most Expensive MLB Ballparks in 2026
Miami Marlins’ loanDepot Park ranks as the most affordable at $159.14. Strong ticket availability and relatively moderate parking and concession costs keep the total low. At the opposite end, the two-time defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers top the list at $413.16, driven primarily by high demand for tickets.
Here's a look at the full list:
Most affordable MLB stadiums to visit
(According to Bookies.com's fan cost calculations)
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Miami Marlins: $159.14
Cincinnati Reds: $163.66
St. Louis Cardinals: $164.60
Los Angeles Angels: $165.94
Kansas City Royals: $167.54
Colorado Rockies: $169.84
Minnesota Twins: $175.68
Milwaukee Brewers: $176.50
Atlanta Braves: $185.14
Baltimore Orioles: $192.44
Chicago White Sox: $195.76
Houston Astros: $197.00
Detroit Tigers: $197.52
Toronto Blue Jays: $202.12
Washington Nationals: $204.06
Texas Rangers: $209.68
Seattle Mariners: $209.72
Cleveland Guardians: $220.42
Tampa Bay Rays: $222.56
New York Yankees: $223.60
Arizona Diamondbacks: $225.40
New York Mets: $246.60
Pittsburgh Pirates: $251.32
Philadelphia Phillies: $268.72
San Diego Padres: $274.14
San Francisco Giants: $283.58
Chicago Cubs: $314.22
Athletics: $324.08
Boston Red Sox: $372.90
Los Angeles Dodgers: $413.16
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