Arizona Wildcats Baseball Tickets

Arizona Wildcats Baseball Tickets

Snag Arizona baseball tickets with TicketSmarter to watch the Wildcats compete for another national title and Big 12 Championship in the desert. Arizona has often had one of the top baseball teams in the country with multiple national titles and more than 15 College World Series appearances in its storied history. The Wildcats have one of the top baseball environments in the west with fans packing all of Hi-Corbett Field’s 9,500 seats for big games.

The Wildcats made their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 1950 and Arizona has been a regular in the tournament ever since. Between 1950 and 2020, the Wildcats made at least one College World Series appearance in every decade but the 1990s. Arizona won its first national championship in 1976 and won three in ten years between 1976 and 1986.

Arizona often hosts NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals at Hi-Corbett Field, bringing teams like Ole Miss, Grand Canyon and Louisville to Tuscon for postseason games. Fans who buy Arizona baseball tickets can watch some of the top college baseball players square off to advance to the CWS. The Wildcats lengthy list of MLB alumni includes players like Kenny Lofton, Trevor Hoffmann and J.T. Snow. Grab college baseball tickets with TicketSmarter to see the next pro Wildcats while they are still in Tuscon.

How much are Arizona Wildcats Baseball tickets?

Arizona Wildcats Baseball tickets will be priced between $23.40 and $295.32 for a single game ticket. The average price of a Arizona Wildcats Baseball ticket throughout the season is $89.95. Reserved seats behind home plate will usually be among the more expensive options. Spots in bleachers or beyond the outfield walls will be less expensive. Berm and standing room baseball tickets will usually be the cheapest options.

As one would expect, College World Series tickets carry a high cost. CWS tickets are usually around $150 to $600. Tickets for a regional or super-regional contest will be in the range of about $75 to $150. Grab your NCAA baseball tickets with TicketSmarter and have an easy ticket-buying experience.

College Classic: Rice, Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Arizona, Texas A&M - 3 Day Pass at Daikin Park (formerly Minute Maid Park), 501 Crawford Ste. 400, Houston, TX is the next ball game on the schedule for the Arizona Wildcats Baseball team. College Classic: Rice, Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Arizona, Texas A&M - 3 Day Pass tickets will start at $98.10, while the most expensive seats for the game at Daikin Park (formerly Minute Maid Park) will cost $98.10. 20 tickets remain for the game so be sure to get your tickets as soon as possible!

Arizona Wildcats Baseball Game Dates and Schedule

College baseball season generally takes place between mid-February and late June. Teams open play with three or four non-conference series before jumping into conference play in mid-March. There are several exciting early season events like the Frisco Classic and Round Rock Classic, which usually feature four top teams in a round-robin tournament. Conference tournaments will take place in late May with the NCAA Regionals, Super Regionals and College World Series all happening in June.

The 2024  schedule will see the take on a strong list of opponents throughout the season. There are 7 games currently left on the Arizona Wildcats Baseball schedule with the final game of the season featuring Arizona Wildcats at Arizona State Sun Devils Baseball and taking place on April 6th, 2025 at 12:00am. 

When do Arizona Wildcats Baseball tickets go on sale?

Arizona Wildcats Baseball tickets normally go on sale in December after the team’s schedule is released. Postseason tickets will be available as soon as the NCAA announces the tournament field in late June. Use TicketSmarter’s up-to-date schedule to snag your college baseball tickets.   Arizona Wildcats at Arizona State Sun Devils Baseball tickets are now available for the final game of the year, which will take place at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, 5999 E. Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ.