Whether you’re a long-time Texas Rangers fan or you’re just passing through town, you definitely want to catch a game soon. In fact, you could probably do with a lot more stadium time but all of those ticket prices add up! Let us help you figure out how to get the very best deals so you can catch more of the Texas Rangers without dropping the financial ball!
Read more below for 5 ways to get cheap Texas Rangers tickets this season:
1. Check Out Rangers Ticket Specials
The Texas Rangers themselves are one of the first places you should check. Their specials change so always double check before you go. Currently, Friday nights are 20% off when you book tickets in the All You Can Eat Seats. Coca Cola Family Packs start at just $76 and include admission, food, and drinks for four people plus two Kids Zone wristbands! Check out the full Texas Rangers promo schedule for all the details on this year’s special values.
2. Look for Flipped Tickets
Some ticket holders can’t make the game and offer them up for resale. Buying re-sold tickets can be risky so make sure you find a trusted seller. SeatGeek has awesome special features like the Deal Score feature- you know automatically how good of a deal you’re getting! Just be sure to steer clear of Craigslist- scams are rampant.
3. Be a Last-Minute Shopper
Often, the cheapest tickets are sold right before the gates open! The stadiums want seats filled so they do what they have to- and you benefit! All you have to do is browse like you normally would, then refresh the page and check again right before the games. The cheapest tickets are 30 minutes before game-time. SeatGeek is a great app for last minute ticket deals at dirt cheap prices.
4. Go Against the Crowd
It’s no secret that a team facing their biggest rivals means fans are out in full force. Beat the crowds and the ticket prices by scooping up tickets to games which are less in demand. Weekday games tend to have smaller crowds and cheaper tickets, and enjoying some baseball is one of the best things to do in DFW during the week. Games against a less locally- popular team are usually cheaper, too.
5. Follow the Rangers on Social Media
When tickets do go on sale, social media will be the first to know. There are also occasional giveaways and contests to get free or cheap tickets. It’s easier to keep up with all of the latest news when you’re getting it directly from the source! Make sure you’re following the Rangers on Facebook and Twitter!
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