How NLCS ticket prices compare to last year's in Dodgers-Brewers rematch

The Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers are running it back.

The two best teams from MLB's regular season are meeting in the National League Championship Series for the second straight year with a trip to the World Series at stake.

Like last season, the Brewers enter the series with the best regular-season record (103-59 vs. 100-62) and home-field advantage. But they're hoping for a drastic improvement from last year's series that the Dodgers swept en route to their second consecutive World Series title. A good start for the Brewers would be to win Game 1 on Sunday.

Prices higher for anticipated Skubal-Misiorowski clash

Anticipation is high in Milwaukee. Per Gametime, as of Thursday, demand for tickets is higher for Game 1 in Milwaukee when compared to three days prior last season. The median ticket price for Sunday's game was $484 as of Thursday compared to $345 the same time last year. The get-in price for Game 1 is $249 compared to $160 in 2025.

Adding to the anticipation for Game 1 is an expected pitching matchup between Milwaukee's presumptive Cy Young winner Jacob Misiorowski and Dodgers ace Tarik Skubal, who won the AL Cy Young Award with the Detroit Tigers in 2024 and 2025. The median price for Game 2 (Monday) isn't as high, but still higher than last year ($357) at $426.

Interest in Los Angeles on the heels of two straight championships isn't as high, at least when considering ticket prices. And Wednesday's Game 3 represents a price drop from last season.

The median price as of Thursday for Game 3 is $375 compared to $441 from last season and the get-in price is $148, compared to $179 from 2025. The median price for Thursday's Game 4 is slightly higher than last year ($414 to $408), but the get-in price ($141) is cheaper than 2025 ($162).

The marketplace, of course, is destined to change based on game results, and these prices could look a lot different in either direction as the series moves on.