The St. Louis Cardinals have put single-game tickets for every 2027 home date on sale, including the Home Opener against Kansas City on Thursday, April 1.
Fans can buy tickets online at cardinals.com, by phone at 314.345.9000, or in person at the Busch Stadium Ticket Windows along 8th Street Monday through Friday from 10AM-4PM.
The 2027 home slate has plenty of eye-catching series spread through the summer. Chicago comes to town for a three-game set May 28-30, followed by visits from the New York Yankees July 9-11 and the Los Angeles Dodgers July 23-25. The Cubs will also return for another three-game series August 9-11.
There are other notable matchups on the calendar as well, including home series against the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers on May 6-9 and Sept. 20-22, the Atlanta Braves April 26-28, the New York Mets June 25-27 and the Philadelphia Phillies Sept. 10-12.
Under MLB’s balanced schedule, St. Louis will host eight American League opponents in eight three-game series.
Along with the opener against the Royals on April 1, 3-4 and the Yankees series, the Cardinals will also welcome the Minnesota Twins April 19-21, Toronto Blue Jays April 23-25, Athletics May 11-13, Detroit Tigers May 21-23, Los Angeles Angels August 20-22 and Houston Astros Sept. 6-8.
The club’s 2027 home schedule also includes five holiday games at Busch Stadium: Mother’s Day on May 9 against Milwaukee, Memorial Day on May 31 against Pittsburgh, Juneteenth on June 19 against Cincinnati, Father’s Day on June 20 against Cincinnati and Labor Day on Sept. 6 against Houston.
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