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World Series ticket prices FALL ahead of the title-deciding weekend in Texas… with the Houston Astros narrowly ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2
Ticket prices for game six and seven of the World Series have fallen as the series draws closer.
With the Astros leading the series 3-2 with a chance of a home field win and Phillies fans trying to cheer their team on to avoid elimination, it looks like ticket prices will be just as high as always, but according to Lively Chairs, that’s not the case. the case.
A check of the site showed that prices for both the upper and lower decks had fallen by about $100.
Jeremy Pena #3, Yuli Gurriel #10, Alex Bregman #2 and Jose Altuve #27 of the Houston Astros watch a pitching change in the sixth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies
The Astros carry the momentum into the series after two straight wins to take the series lead.
Houston won game three, bringing the series to 2-2 and followed by pitching a combined no hitter to win 7-0 in game 4.
However, the no-hitter saw fans land many hits during a brawl that followed the match.
The Phillies enter Saturday’s game to keep the series alive in Texas
As game six approaches, Houston fans have launched a petition for local fan favorite Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale to ditch the first pitch before the game.
The petition on change.org has reached more than 90,000 signatures.
It is unknown if the Astros are aware of the petition or plan to have McIngvale make the first pitch.