Lakeland Flying Tigers Tickets

Lakeland Flying Tigers Baseball Tickets

See some baseball in sunny Florida with Lakeland Flying Tigers tickets from TicketSmarter! The Lakeland Flying Tigers are a Minor League Baseball team that was founded in 1960. The team is located in Lakeland, Florida and was originally affiliated with the Cleveland Indians and the San Francisco Giants before becoming part of the Detroit Tigers farm system in 1963. The Flying Tigers are also owned by the Detroit Tigers organization and serve as their Low-A minor league affiliate. The team was known as the Lakeland Tigers from 1963 to 2006 and became the Flying Tigers in 2007 as a tribute to the Flying Tigers World War II pilots who were trained at the Lakeland School of Aeronautics. 

The Lakeland Flying Tigers played their first season as a Class D ball club before transitioning to Class A in 1962 and then Class A-Advanced in 1990. From 1960 to 2020, the team was a member of the Florida State League and won four FSL championships that spanned across three different decades. The Flying Tigers joined the Low-A classification and became a member of the Low-A Southeast league in 2021. Get ready to take flight by purchasing your Lakeland Flying Tigers tickets today!

How much are Lakeland Flying Tigers tickets?

Lakeland Flying Tigers 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 Lakeland Flying Tigers tickets, look at the upper sections in the stadium.

Lakeland Flying Tigers tickets to the team’s next game on April 16th, 2025 at 12:00am at TD Ballpark in Dunedin, FL range from $15.26 to $50.09.

When do Lakeland Flying Tigers 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 Lakeland Flying Tigers 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.