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Royals Tickets & Game Schedule

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How to Buy Kansas City Royals Tickets

On our Royals tickets page, you will see all home and away games listed. All games at Kauffman Stadium are mobile ticket delivery. Have your tickets in moments when you buy online.

  • Pick the game you would like to attend, and click the "Buy Tickets" box.
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  • Once you find a ticket grouping that you like, click that ticket group and "go to secure checkout."
  • From there, you can complete your checkout. Royals tickets are mobile delivery, so you will have your tickets in moments.

If you have any questions, you can call our Ticket King office at (414)273-6007.

2026 Royals Key Games

The 2026 Royals will start their season on the road at Truist Park in Atlanta. That game will take place on March 27. After that three-game series, the team comes home for its Opening Day game on March 30. To keep the Royals MLB schedule in order, there is a rare one-game matchup at the end of the regular season. The team will take on the Miami Marlins at Kauffman Stadium for just one game

Kansas City Makes Playoffs in 2024

The 2024 Kansas City Royals were a team that surprised many. Their solid regular season performance and eventual playoff run reminded fans of their winning ways of the 2010s. The team was led by great pitching, a veteran roster, and the emergence of Bobby Witt. The Royals finished the season with a record of 86-76, good for second place in the AL Central. This effort earned them a playoff spot. In the Wild Card round of the playoffs, the Royals faced a strong Baltimore Orioles team, which battled with the New York Yankees for first place in the AL East all season long. The Royals won in just two games, but it was the low-scoring affairs that had fans on edge. The final scores of each game were 1-0 and 2-1. The team would then face the best team in the American League, the Yankees, in the Divisional round. The Royals would lose this series three games to o,ne as the Yankees were simply the better team.  

The entire effort in the 2024 season left Royals fans hopeful for next year, as the team has a strong roster ready to work for 2025. Pitching was what propelled the squad into the playoffs. The starting rotation featured four players with an average ERA under 4.0. Their pitching staff was headlined by All-Star Seth Lugo, who posted a dominant ERA of 3.00, going 16-9 over the season with 181 strikeouts. 

Offensively, the team was solid but less dominant than the pitching staff. The team saw the most production from veteran catcher Salvador Perez, who posted a .271 batting average and 104 RBIs. Superstar Bobby Witt Jr. put up incredible numbers in the 2024 season, batting .332/.588/.977 with 37 home runs and 30 stolen bases. This was complemented by his outstanding play at shortstop. Those numbers would have easily earned Witt the American League MVP if it weren't for Aaron Judge's historic season. The Royals will look to add a few strong players on offense and search for relief pitchers to make a deeper run in the 2025 season. 

Royals 2023 Season In Review

With a 56-106 record at the end of the 2023 season, the Royals found themselves 31 games behind the American League Central division leaders. The Royals road game record was 23-58 overall. Kansas City was one of three teams in the American League that had over 100 losses for the season. Edward Olivares hit six home runs in September, which made up half of his 12 for the season. His offensive output was only topped by one other player in 2023.  Bobby Witt, Jr., is sure to get a few votes for MLB's MVP this season.  

The Royals' bullpen will need to improve in 2024. Bullpen pitching had the second-highest walk rate and ERA. Tucker Davidson has moved on to play for the Orioles, and Taylor Hearn has elected to become a free agent next year. Three more players are sure to become free agents after the World Series comes to a close. Matt Duffy, Zack Greinke, and Brad Keller will most likely move on from the organization. 

Kansas City 2022 Season Recap

The 2022 Royals took fifth place in the American League Central, with an overall record of 65-97. Since winning the 2015 World Series, the Royals have not had a winning season. 2022 was a season of rebuilding. The team lost eleven more games than they did in 2021. Bobby Witt had a strong season, hitting 20 home runs and driving in 80 runs. Nicky Lopez used his 436 at-bats to produce 99 hits and drive in 20 runs. MJ Melendez played in 129 games in 2022. He had 100 hits and 18 home runs.  

Royals 2021 Season In Review

Where will the Kansas City Royals go in 2022? Will they recover from their 74-88 record in 2021? Time will tell. The Royals only managed to finish the season just one win better than the Minnesota Twins. To start the 2021 season, the Royals came out and played great baseball. They were 15-8 by late April, looking great. Where the team struggled was the May 2nd to May 13th stretch, where the team lost eleven in a row. There was a stretch where the team went 1-11 later in June. It was all too much to overcome for the Royals. Whit Merrifield topped the team in hits. Salvador Perez was the team's home run leader with 48. He had 121 RBIs, batted .273, and had over 169 hits. The top strikeout pitcher for the season was Mike Minor. He had 149 strikeouts and won eight games. Scott Barlow picked up 16 saves, and the team looks to improve its record in 2022.

Kansas City Royals Versus St. Louis Cardinals

The Royals are currently located in the American League Central division, and their four rivals are the Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Guardians, Detroit Tigers, and Chicago White Sox. They also have a rivalry with the St. Louis Cardinals, which is referred to as the I-70 rivalry. When Major League Baseball went to Interleague play in 1997, it allowed the Cardinals and Royals to play in-season games that meant something, not just spring training games. The Cardinals have consistently maintained the upper hand in this series, and in the 76-game history of this series, at the time of this post, they have a 45-31 record.

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