Cleveland Guardians Tickets

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Cleveland Guardians History

Cleveland Guardians Fact Check:

• Cleveland Guardians Founded - 1894 (Grand Rapids Rippers). Cleveland Guardians since 2022.
• Cleveland Guardians Stadium - Progressive Field
• Cleveland Guardians World Series Titles - Two
• Cleveland Guardians Last World Series Win - 1948
• Cleveland Guardians Weird Fact - In 1975, the then-Cleveland Indians became the first MLB team with a black manager after they hired Frank Robinson.

Cleveland Guardians Tickets (FAQs)

How much do Cleveland Guardians tickets cost?

Cleveland Guardians tickets vary in price based on supply and demand. They are slightly above the average price for an MLB ticket, but even with that, Immortal Seats has deals on all Cleveland Guardians games at Progressive Field.

Where can I buy Cleveland Guardians tickets?

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Is it possible to buy cheap Cleveland Guardians tickets?

Cleveland Guardians tickets vary widely in price. Some games against rivals and other big-name teams will have very few tickets for under $25. Other games can sell tickets for less than $15 as supply outweighs demand. Shop around on Immortal Seats for any day you can go to get the best Guardians ticket deal.

Where do the Cleveland Guardians play?

The Cleveland Guardians play at Progressive Field in downtown Cleveland. Progressive Field is part of the Gateway Sports and Entertainment Complex, which also includes Rocket Mortgage Field House, home of the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Progressive Field first opened in 1994 as Jacobs Field, which remained the venue's name until Progressive acquired the naming rights in 2007. The official seating capacity is just under 35,000, almost 8,000 people less than the stadium could hold when it first opened. This is due to increased luxury suites and other amenities thanks to renovations.

Are there other events at Progressive Field?

Progressive Field would best be called an occasional concert venue. Acts that have played there include Jimmy Buffett, who put on the first concert at the venue in 1995, Luke Bryan, and Elton John.

Where can I buy parking for Cleveland Guardians games?

Progressive Field parking is serviced by parking lots surrounding the facility. If you are driving, then book parking early and ensure you will have parking when attending a Cleveland Guardians game or other Progressive Field event.

Which team is the main rival of the Cleveland Guardians?

The Guardians consider all the AL Central teams other than the Kansas City Royals as rivals. A recent fan poll showed the Chicago White Sox in third place, while the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers split the vote as the most important rivals in the mind of the Cleveland public.

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