ST. PETERSBURG — The Tampa Bay Rays will release single-game postseason tickets to the general public Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET for all potential Wild Card Series and Division Series home games at Tropicana Field, the club’s first playoff appearance since 2023.
The Rays entered play Saturday with a three-game lead in the AL East. If the season ended today, Tampa Bay would receive a bye through the Wild Card Series round before hosting the AL Division Series. Seeding will not be finalized until the regular season concludes, leaving the exact schedule undetermined.
Presale windows open Tuesday for season-ticket members, fans who have placed a deposit for the Rays’ planned “Forever Home” ballpark in Tampa and Rays Insiders. Any fan who places a $19.98 deposit to secure seats in the planned Tampa ballpark before noon ET on Monday will receive a presale window for every postseason home game that comes before everyone except existing season-ticket members. Fans who register for Rays Insider email newsletters by noon ET on Monday will have access to a third presale opportunity ahead of the general public.
All postseason tickets are mobile-only and available through the MLB Ballpark app. The Rays encourage fans to download the app and access their tickets before arriving at Tropicana Field. Paper tickets, screenshots and print-at-home tickets will not be available or accepted. Parking for all postseason games will be on a prepaid-only basis, with prepaid parking available when tickets go on sale for the Wild Card Series and Division Series.
For exclusive access to the 2026 Postseason Package, which includes every potential Rays home game in the playoffs, the club has encouraged fans to purchase a 2027 Traditional Season Membership.
The Rays’ official 2026 postseason merchandise is available at The Bay Republic Team Store at Tropicana Field. On non-gamedays, the store is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. ET and on Saturday from 10-4. On night game days, the store is open from 10-3 and then reopened for ticketed fans when gates open.
General public ticket sales open Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET at RaysBaseball.com.