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Houston Astros Tickets

Secure your Houston Astros tickets to see one of the top Major League Baseball teams in the state of Texas. The Astros were founded in 1962 as an MLB expansion team called the Houston Colt .45s. The team moved into the Astrodome in 1965 and was renamed the Houston Astros. The Astros have seen a lot of success in recent years with a World Series title in the 2017 season and two AL pennants in 2017 and 2019.

The Astros were originally part of the National League until 2013 when they moved to the American League. As a member of the AL West, the team frequently competes with the Los Angeles Angels, Oakland Athletics, Seattle Mariners and their in-state rivals, the Texas Rangers.

The Astros have had numerous players on their rosters that have been inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame with the most prominent being Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio, who spent their entire careers with the team. The Astros currently play their home games inside Minute Maid Park at 501 Crawford St, Houston, TX 77002. Get ready for liftoff with Houston Astros tickets for the upcoming season!

How much are Houston Astros tickets?

While the team has had large amounts of success, fans can still find cheap Astros tickets throughout the year and 2020 season at starting prices between $20 and $30. The seats in the upper levels and in the outfield will generally be a cheap option for fans on a budget.

The average price of Astros tickets is usually between $40 and $80, with seats generally on the higher end of that spectrum after the team’s first World Series victory in 2017. TicketSmarter includes a filter tool that will provide a full breakdown of cheap Astros tickets and prices section by section for all upcoming games.

The 2024 Houston Astros schedule has 149 ball games left to be played throughout the year. Houston Astros at Los Angeles Angels on September 28th, 2025 at 1:07pm is a highly-anticipated matchup for Houston Astros fans. The game will take place at Angel Stadium of Anaheim, 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim, CA and 916 tickets are available with prices ranging from $9.00 to $247.50.

Houston Astros Schedule

The Houston Astros schedule consists of 162 regular-season games played from late March through September. Half of these games are played at Minute Maid Park, while the other half are played on the road. As a member of the AL West, the team will play in some incredible baseball stadiums including Globe Life Field, Angel Stadium, Oakland Coliseum and T-Mobile Park.

Legendary games against the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees and the Detroit Tigers will keep the Astros fan with season tickets on the edge of their seat!

In addition to regular season Astros tickets, fans can also use TicketSmarter to catch the team’s Grapefruit League spring training games at The Ballpark of The Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Florida before the start of the regular season. The Astros are also a frequent contender in the MLB Postseason, which takes place in October.

There are 149 games left on the Houston Astros schedule in 2024. Fans are already making their plans to be at Angel Stadium of Anaheim, 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim, CA on September 28th, 2025 at 1:07pm for the Houston Astros at Los Angeles Angels game. There are 916 ticket options for the game available on TicketSmarter in the price range of $9.00 to $247.50.

When do Houston Astros tickets go on sale?

Getting a game day seat for the upcoming Houston Astros season will be on sale at TicketSmarter sometime between December and February. That’s when the full schedule and opening day for the upcoming MLB season is made available with matchups and game dates. See the team play ball against the Los Angeles Dodgers with single game tickets from TicketSmarter!

Houston MLB Tickets - Minute Maid Park Seating Chart Tickets

The Astros have called Minute Maid Park in downtown Houston home since it opened in 2000. The stadium features a retractable roof and natural grass on the playing field. The Houston Astros seating chart at the stadium features multiple levels and types of seating including VIP all-inclusive options. The total seating capacity for the stadium is set at 41,168 with over 5,000 club seats and over 60 suites included.

Four levels of seating run down each baseline and behind home plate. A small section of 100-level seats are located in left field, while two levels of seating stretch into right field. Both of these areas are prime spots for catching home run balls. Other fan-favorite seating areas include the Diamond Club behind home plate, sections 124 through 126 behind the Astros dugout, sections 112 through 114 behind the visitor’s dugout and sections 155 and 156 behind the bullpen.

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