Hits in the Kauffman Stadium this season great, opportunities to save this season

Kansas City, Mo – Baseball in Kansas City is back, which means travel to the Kauffman Stadium for fans. While ticket prices, concessions and parking spaces can quickly add up, there are ways to save this season.

As soon as spring comes by, Missy knows that it is baseball time in Kansa’s City.

“We counted. There is a countdown on the Facebook page of Royals. Every day I am 65 more days, 50 more days,” said Heilig.

Going to the K is a passion that she is looking forward to every year.

But she understands that excursions for Kauffman can be expensive throughout the season.

“I would say, with tickets and everything, we’ll probably look at $ 150, almost $ 200,” said Heilig. “Only the tickets will be half of them.”

But did you know that this season gives you opportunities for you to save a few dollars? Starting with tickets.

Look for discounts throughout the season like Jackson County Days.
This option offers residents of Jackson County 50% discount for tickets for 20 games this season.

You also have options such as the Fountain Pass, with which you will receive a ticket for all home games for a monthly subscription this season.

If you look at tickets for the match day, games with opponents like the New York Yankees or Houston Astros will be more expensive than other teams.

Find out more options here to save tickets.

On the matchday you can save when buying online in the parking lot. You also have free options such as the Ridekc, which offers trips to and from the stadium free of charge.

The47 Broadway serves Kauffman Stadium 7 days a week to play Royals games and return home.

• Monday to Friday there is service all day until 1 a.m. (approx. Every 45 minutes)
• Saturday until 11 p.m. (hourly service)
• Sunday until 8 p.m. (hourly service)

This trip also combines with more than a dozen other bus lines.
Of course, the purchase of food in the K can also add. The royals will bring their value menu back this season. For $ 5 or less you can buy stadium favorites such as a hot dog or pretzel.

“Nobody sits in nine innings. They make a beer, they get something eating,” said stadium staff. “So we would like to be able to offer various offers that do justice to the taste of everyone.”

Despite everything, many fans said, such as sacred, sometimes you can’t set a price for experience.

“It will be very expensive and it is worth it. As soon as you arrive there, never regret it. It is worth the money,” said Heilig.

KSHB 41 Reporter Marlon Martinez covers record and Clay Counties in Missouri. Share your story idea with Marlon.
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