Louisville Bats Tickets

Louisville Bats Baseball Tickets

Watch the future of Major League Baseball in action by purchasing Louisville Bats tickets through TicketSmarter. The Bats are the Triple-A affiliates of the Cincinnati Reds and play in the International League. That means they are the last stop for most Reds prospects before they play in the Big Leagues.

The Bats have been the Reds affiliates since 2000. Prior to joining the Reds, the Bats were the Triple-A affiliates of the St. Louis Cardinals. At the time, the franchise was named the Louisville Redbirds and played in the American Association.

The team won the International League championship in its second year developing players for Cincinnati. Louisville has made the IL playoffs five times since 2000, including three straight years between 2008 and 2010.

Make sure you take the opportunity to watch future superstars when they take the field in Louisville. Purchase Louisville Bats tickets through TicketSmarter and be at the ballpark for every pitch this season. Our website ensures that you can purchase baseball tickets in advance and avoid the lines at the ticket office on game day.

How much are Louisville Bats tickets?

Louisville Bats tickets will vary based on the opponent and how late it is in the season. A rivalry game or playoff game will be the most expensive. For cheap Louisville Bats tickets, look at the upper sections in the stadium.

Louisville Bats tickets to the team’s next game on March 28th, 2025 at 7:05pm at Louisville Slugger Field in Louisville, KY range from $8.34 to $429.48.

When do Louisville Bats tickets go on sale?

Tickets typically go on sale a few months before the season begins. If you are looking for playoff tickets, those will go on sale right before the postseason begins.

When is the best time to buy Louisville Bats tickets?

• Last-minute tickets: We have last-minute ticket options in most sections available up until first pitch. Tickets bought closer to game time may be cheaper too.
• Tickets to sold-out games: Even if a game is sold out at the primary box office, we often have seats available.