Guardians ALCS tickets 2026: How to buy seats vs. Rays at Progressive Field | Oct. 15-17

You can pack the park as the Guardians-Rays ALCS shifts to Cleveland for three pivotal games Oct. 15-17. Tickets are still available on major third-party sites. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)AP Photo/David J. PhillipIf you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.By Robert Fenbers, cleveland.comCLEVELAND, Ohio – After splitting a pair in St. Petersburg, the American League Championship Series shifts to Cleveland as the Guardians host the Tampa Bay Rays Oct. 15-17. Tickets for these three games are available on major third-party sites. Get your tickets to the ALCS from Vivid Seats, Seat Geek, Ticket Network, Hello Tickets, StubHub, Viagogo and TicketCity Discount Codes Vivid Seats: New customers can receive $20 off orders of $200 or more using promo code CLEVELAND20. Seat Geek: Soften the price by using the promo code TAKE 5, which provides $5 off purchases over $300.TicketNetwork: Use TIXDEAL15 for 15% off purchases.What are the cheapest Guardians ALCS tickets?As of Oct. 14, the cheapest overall tickets I found for Guardians home ALCS games are Game 3 at $107 from Seat Geek. Here is a breakdown of the best ticket finds for Guardians vs. Rays ALCS on Oct. 15-17. All times Eastern. ALCS Game 3: Tampa Bay Rays at Cleveland Guardians, Thursday, Oct. 15, 1 p.m. on TBS and truTV | Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio. Vivid Seats: $111Seat Geek: $107Ticket Network: $112Hello Tickets: $139StubHub: $160Viagogo: $119TicketCity: $119ALCS Game 4: Tampa Bay Rays at Cleveland Guardians, Friday, Oct. 16, 6 p.m. on TBS and truTV | Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio Vivid Seats: $205Seat Geek: $175Ticket Network: $217Hello Tickets: $249StubHub: $253Viagogo: $216TicketCity: $213ALCS Game 5: Tampa Bay Rays at Cleveland Guardians, Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 p.m. on TBS and truTV | Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio Vivid Seats: $213Seat Geek: $204Hello Tickets: $259StubHub: $247Viagogo: $213TicketCity: $221Recapping the ALCS Game 1: The Guardians stole Game 1 with a gritty 7-3 victory over the top-seeded Rays at Tropicana Field on Oct. 12. Despite not scoring until the sixth inning, Cleveland amassed 14 hits, including home runs from rookie Chase DeLauter and Patrick Bailey in the sixth and seventh innings, respectively. Nathaniel Lowe notched the go-ahead two-run single in the top of the eighth, followed by insurance runs from Jose Ramirez and Jo Adell in the final frame. Game 2: The Guardians’ suddenly potent offense fell back into a familiar lull while a costly Ramirez fielding error helped the Rays even the series with a 3-1 victory on Oct. 13. In the fourth inning of a scoreless contest, Ramirez pulled up his glove early on a routine chopper from Chandler Simpson with two outs and a runner on first. Victor Mesa Jr. reached third base, and the miscue ultimately cost Cleveland three unearned runs. DeLauter roped a lone RBI double in the top of the seventh, cutting the lead to 3-1. Cleveland mustered just six hits and was limited to 1-for-6 with runners in scoring position. Florida native Parker Messick made his highly anticipated hometown start for the Guardians. The AL Rookie of the Year candidate, and Plant City, Florida native, went five innings, allowing six hits and two walks with three strikeouts. Messick was charged with three unearned runs. How to watch Cleveland Guardians playoff game for free tonight Where to watch Guardians vs. Rays ALCS game today (10/13/26): MLB free live stream How to watch Guardians playoff game for free todayHow to watch Buffalo Bills Monday Night Football game for free todayWhere to watch Guardians vs. Rays ALCS Game 1 today: MLB free live stream Robert Fenbers, who has been a freelance journalist since 2015, is the sports commerce reporter for cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. Robert focuses on local and national sporting event ticket sales and how...