How much did a baseball ticket cost in 1925?

Answer 1

A World Series game played at Philadelphia Athletic's Shibe park cost $5.50 to sit in the lower Pavilion. Lower reserve seats, and Upper Pavilion at St. Louis Sportsman Park is the same price. The Bleacher seats at Sportsman's Park cost $1.00.

Answer 2

The World Series has attracted fans of Major League Baseball since the first one was contested in . During the 1980s fans typically paid between 20 and 175 dollars for a ticket to the Series depending on the match up and the location

Answer 3

I found a 1925 World Series ticket for game 1 at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh Second tier reserve seat, and the cost was $5.50. A Ticket for Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C. center field temporary pavilion seating cost $3.30.

Answer 4

The 1929 World Series features the Philadelphia Athletics beating the Chicago Cubs 4 game to one. I found a 1929 World Series ticket played at Wrigley Field, and the Price for admission to sit in the Bleachers was $1.00. I believe better seats in the lower reserve, and box were as high as $5.50, the price charged for 1930 World Series tickets at Shibe Park, where the 1929 World Series was hosted. In general the cost to see a World Series game during that era was about $1.00 -$1.50. for the cheap seats, and $3.00 -$5.50 for the better seats.

Answer 5

A 1945 World Series Ticket for a game played at Briggs Stadium cost $6.00 for upper deck reserve seats.

Answer 6

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