ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers will host the Chicago Cubs on March 28 to open their 2024 season -- the franchise's first Opening Day ever as defending World Series champs!
The Rangers and Cubs will play a three-game series to open the 2024 MLB season, with the second and third games coming on Saturday, March 30 and Sunday, March 31, respectively.
The home opener itself -- the team's first game of the season -- is set to begin at 6:35 p.m. on Thursday, March 28.
The Rangers are expected to unveil its "2023 World Series Champions" banner on March 28 as part of the Opening Day ceremonies.
On Saturday, the Rangers are set receive their World Series rings during an on-field ceremony before the first pitch.
Is it affordable to see these games? We took a look around to see.
Here's are the cheapest available ways in for the Rangers' opening weekend of games.
March 28: Opening Day/Championship Banner Reveal
- MLB.com: N/A (page won't load; likely because vendor is sold out)
- Seat Geek: $90 (standing room only)
- Ticketmaster: $132 (standing room only)
- Vivid Seats: $122 (standing room only)
- StubHub: $92 (standing room only)
March 30: World Series Ring Ceremony
- MLB.com: $75 (upper reserved)
- Seat Geek: $41 (upper reserved)
- Ticketmaster: $49 (upper reserved)
- Vivid Seats: $38 (upper reserved)
- StubHub: $44 (upper reserved)
March 31: Ice Cream Sundays
- MLB.com: $9 (grandstand reserved)
- Seat Geek: $25 (upper reserved)
- Ticketmaster: $33 (upper reserved)
- Vivid Seats: $27 (upper reserved)
- StubHub: $30 (upper reserved)
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