Single-game ticket prices range from $25 in the upper level, corners, goals and support sections to $90 at club level for Atlanta United’s inaugural opener against New York Red Bulls at Georgia Tech’s Bobby Dodd Stadium. Those are the prices listed on www.ticketmaster.com.
The single-game tickets went on sale Thursday. Single-game tickets for games in Mercedes-Benz Stadium will go on sale at a later date. The team will play its first game in its permanent home on July 30.
The price on the most expensive ticket drops to $80 for the next home against Chicago for the game on March 18. The price doesn’t include fees and taxes.
The team has sold more than 27,000 season tickets. The average per-game price for season tickets ranges from $25-225 in information released by the club in February.
Using ticketmaster and other sites to compile a range of single-game ticket prices for the home games of other MLS teams:
Team, opener cheapest/expensive, second game cheapest/expensive
Chicago, 26/72, 26/72
Colorado, 30/65, 32/65
Columbus, not available yet
D.C. United, 20/200, 20/200 in a presale. Tickets go sale to public on Friday.
Dallas, 25/45, 25/45
Houston, 25/48, 25/48
L.A., 25/300, not available yet
Minnesota, not available yet
Montreal, 25/102.50, not available yet
New England, 28/50, 28/50
NYCFC, 15/275, 15/275
New York Red Bulls, not available yet
Orlando, not available yet except on ticketmaster resale site; see note below.
Philadelphia, 26/151.25, 26/151.25
Portland, not available yet
Real Salt Lake, not available yet
San Jose, 23/98, 23/96, on ticketmaster resale site
Seattle, 34/87, not available yet
Sporting KC, 35/62, 35/62
Toronto, not available yet
Vancouver, not available yet
These prices should be considered as conversation topics. I had to navigate a lot of different sites that list the prices differently. For example, some will say the most expensive price is $300, but there weren’t any of those available (not sold out). Others will list a minimum to the maximum ($175 or more). Some sites, such as ticketmaster’s resale site for Orlando, had prices that were so expensive they were unbelievable so I didn’t list them.
