Los Angeles Galaxy Tickets

Primary market single-game tickets are available via the team website and primary partner AXS.

The defending MLS Cup champion Seattle Sounders FC and their MLS Cup Final opponent Toronto FC are both No. 2 seeds in their respective conferences. The Sounders will take on No. 7 LAFC on November 24, but there will be plenty of Major League Soccer action before that contest. There will be 10 MLS contests played from November 20 to November 24, including an off day on November 23. The opening night of the MLS Cup Playoffs kick off on November 20 with two play-in games, and then two first-round contests will be played the next day. ESPN will be covering the majority of MLS Cup Playoffs, and fans will have the opportunity to get tickets for some of the games.

Where To Buy 2020 MLS Cup Playoff Tickets 

Depending on the team, primary market face value tickets for the 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs can be purchased on Ticketmaster, Seatgeek, AXS, and Paciolan.  

Secondary market tickets are also available, but inventory is limited. TicketIQ will have Fee-Free tickets with a Low Price Guarantee and Refund Guarantee, which states that in the event an event is canceled or deem unfit for fans to attend, TicketIQ will refund ticket buyers in as soon as 15 days. That means that you can buy from TicketIQ worry-free. With the Low Price Guarantee, if you find the same ticket for less on another secondary market ticket for less on a site like StubHub or Vivid Seats, we’ll give you 200% of the difference in ticket credit.

How Much Are 2020 MLS Cup Playoff Tickets

MLS CUP FINAL

Columbus Crew vs. Seattle Sounders on Saturday, Dec. 12 at 8:30 PM ET 

Sporting events in Ohio are limited to 1,500 fans, but specifics on how many fans will be allowed at the MLS Cup Final are not available.

With the first conference finals over, the 2019 Cup MLS Playoffs are down to two; the Seattle Sounders and Toronto FC. On Tuesday the Sounders punched their tickets to the MLS Cup Final by defeating overall No.1 seed LAFC 3-1 in the Western Conference Final. They will host the Eastern Conference Champions Toronto FC, who defeated Atlanta United FC on Wednesday 2-1. 

The MLS Cup Final is set for November 10th at CenturyLink Field in Seattle. 

Where To Buy 2019 MLS Cup Final Tickets

Face value MLS Cup Final tickets in Seattle went on sale on Friday November 1st and are currently available via primary partner Seatgeek. 

On the secondary market TicketIQ will offer fans a Low Price Guarantee on all sold out MLS Cup Final tickets in addition to Low Price Guarantees on all sold out MLS matches. That means that if you find a secondary market ticket for less on a site like StubHub or Vivid, we’ll give you 200% of the difference in ticket credit. TicketIQ customers save up to 25%.

How Much Are 2019 MLS Cup Playoff Tickets

MLS CUP FINAL

No .4 Toronto FC  @ No. 2 Seattle Sounders on Sunday, November 10th, 12:00 PM 

Face value MLS Cup Final tickets in Seattle are available via Seatgeek with prices starting at $204 and going as high as $3,300 per ticket.

Secondary market tickets are currently available with prices starting at $181 for upper level endzone seats in Section 320. For tickets closer to midfield in the 300's prices range from $181 to $601. 200 level seats start at $261 in the corners and go as high as $918 for the 5th row right at midfield. 100 level (uppers) behind the goals start at $649 and range as high as $525-$565. The most inventory available--and the most expensive tickets--can be found in the 100 level. Prices there start at $264 and go as high as $1,403 for the first row in Section 108 Row 8. The overall average list price on the secondary market is $1,072.

Below is a look at MLS Final ticket prices over the last decade:

MLS WESTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS - CONFERENCE FINALS

No. 2 Seattle Sounders at No 1. LAFC on Tuesday, October 29, 7:00 p.m.

Primary market tickets through partner Ticketmaster for this game go on sale on Friday, October 25th at 3PM.

Secondary market tickets for the game start at $163 per seat in Section 227, Row G in the corner of the West Overlook. Most 200-level seats are under $225, but some tickets in lower rows at midfield are as high as $319. 100 -level seats start at $127 and go up to over $1400 for tickets in the first row at midfield. However, most 100-level seats are under $300. Supporters section tickets start at $235 and club seats--by far the most expensive options at the get-in price--start at $613.

MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS - CONFERENCE FINALS

No. 4 Toronto FC at No. 2 Atlanta United FC on Wednesday, October 30, 8:00 p.m.

Primary market tickets start at $95 in the general admission Supporters Section. 200 level seats are almost sold out in the corners and behind the goals. There are 200-level sideline tickets available that start at $105 per seat and range up to $130. On the lower level prices start at $120 for tickets in the corners and go up to $140. Club level seating start at $475 for section C128. The most expensive seats available are in the SunTrust and AMG Field Club sections and those range from $675 to $825.

Secondary market prices for the game start at $116 for 200-level seats behind the goal. On the 200-level most seats can be had for less than $160, but for lower rows on the sidelines the price tag jumps up to $330. 100-leve seats start at $130 in section 104 in the corner and 117 behind the goal. Closer to midfield prices start at $171 and range up to $358. Club seating on the 100-level at midfield start at $150 and go up to $488. Like the primary market the most expensive tickets in the building will be found in the SunTrust and AMG Field Club sections. However, there are many more options for these tickets available on the secondary market. Prices range from $470 to $758 per ticket. 

MLS WESTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS - CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS

No. 5 LA Galaxy at No. 1 LAFC on Thursday, October 24, 7:30 p.m.

Primary market tickets through partner Ticketmaster for this game are currently sold out.

The match-up between the two Los Angeles teams is by far the most expensive game of the Conference Semifinals. The least expensive secondary market tickets are $215 for 100 level seats behind the goal. Supporters Section general admission seats start at $240. The most expensive tickets are in the Field Club section and they go as high a $1,000 per seat.

No. 3 Real Salt Lake at No. 2 Seattle Sounders on Wednesday, October 23, 7:00 p.m.

Primary market tickets for this game at CenturyLink Field are available starting at $38 for seats in the 300 sections in the corners and behind the goal. Sideline 300 level seating starts at $49, while 300 level tickets at midfield start at $69. 100 and 200 Level seats start at $42. The most expensive primary market tickets are club seating for $118.

Secondary market tickets for the game start just over $40 for tickets in the 300 level in the corners and 300 level sideline seats start at $50. 100 level corner and end zone seats start in the $42-$47 range. 100 level sideline and 200 level club seats go as high as $220. The most expensive secondary market tickets are in the Pitch section, and they go up to $340.

MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS - CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS

No. 4 Toronto FC at No. 1 New York City FC on Wednesday, October 23, 7:00 p.m.

The cheapest primary market ticket through partner Ticketmaster for this game is $48 for Standing Room Only. For standard seating, the cheapest ticket available is $74 for Section 334, Row 13. 100 level seats start at $78 for Section 131, Row 37C and range up to $335 per ticket in the first 5 rows of Sections 115, 116, and 117. The most expensive tickets available are Pitchside Seating, with prices between $470 and $795 per seat.

Secondary market tickets start at $47 for the game at Citi Field for seats in Metropolitan Box 122 and 123. 100 level seats in the outfield start at $58 and 300 level seats start at $64. On the high end, prices go up to $106 to $139 for 100 level sideline seats in the first 5 rows.

No. 3 Philadelphia Union at No. 2 Atlanta United FC on Thursday, October 24, 8:00 p.m.

Primary market tickets start at $60 in the 200 level behind the goal. 200 level sideline tickets start between $75 and $90. Supports section GA seats and 100 level seats behind the goal start at $65. 100 level seats in the corners start at $85 and $110 on the sidelines. 100 level club seats which start at $150 and go up to $380. The most expensive primary market tickets available are the SunTrust and AMG On Field Sections which start at $505.

Secondary market prices for the game start at $60 for 100 and 200 level seats behind the goal, 100 and 200 level seats in the corners start at $65, 100 and 200 level sideline seats start just over $90. Prices for Club, SunTrust, and AMG On Field Sections start at $110 and go as high as $300 per ticket.

MLS WESTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS - ROUND 1

No. 5 Los Angeles Galaxy at No. 4 Minnesota United on Sunday, October 20, 7:30 p.m.

Primary market tickets via partner SeatGeek remain for this game starting at $65 in the 100 sections, though some of these are single tickets. Fans will have to spend at least $75 on the primary market to get two seats together. There are also a handful of Club Section seats available at Allianz Field starting at $280.

On the secondary market, the cheapest seats are $77 for Upper Level Section 118. On the Lower Level prices start at $117 for tickets in Section 5 behind the goal and range up to $244 for 8th row seats in Section 13 right at midfield. 

No. 6 Portland Timbers at No. 3 Real Salt Lake on Saturday, October 19, 8 p.m.

Primary market tickets for this game are available in most sections of Rio Tinto Stadium, and start at $20 as compared to $38 on the secondary market. According to partner AXS, the priciest seats still remaining are at midfield in Section 19 for $500. The closest seat to the action is in Row F.

On the secondary market, ticket prices start at $25, and range as high as $59. 

No. 7 FC Dallas at No. 2 Seattle Sounders on Saturday, October 19, 12:30 p.m.

Primary market tickets for this game at CenturyLink Field are available starting at $33 for seats in the 300 sections, as compared to $40 for the cheapest ticket on the secondary market. On primary partner SeatGeek, $33 tickets are available in multiple 300 sections behind the nets and on the corners. On the primary market, seats along the sidelines range in price from $56-$112, for seats at midfield.

On the secondary market prices start at $37 for tickets is Section 149 in the Upper Level of the 100's. Lower Level 100's seats start at at $55 in Sectiojn 118 and range up  to $104 in Section 109 Row B right at midfield.

MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS - ROUND 1

No. 5 D.C. United at No. 4 Toronto FC on Saturday, October 19, 6 p.m.

The cheapest primary market ticket through partner Ticketmaster for this game is $50 for a seat in Section 115 behind the net. Comparatively, the cheapest secondary market ticket is trending at $37. On the primary market, there are seats available in most sections of BMO Field, including seats at midfield in Section 123 behind the team benches for $140.

On the secondary market prices start at $45 for tickets in Upper Level in section 210. Lower Level tickets start at $58 in section 121, and the most expensive secondary market tickets available are in the lower level right around midfield in Section 117 for $90.

No. 6 NY Red Bulls at No. 3 Philadelphia Union on Sunday, October 20, 3 p.m. 

A limited number of tickets remain available on the primary market via partner Paciolan, starting at $39 on the corner in Section 112. The only seats remaining are along the sidelines and go up in price to $112 for Sections 106-108 at the midfield circle.

On the secondary market, prices start at $51 for tickets in Section 114. The most expensive tickets available for the game are $97 per seat in Section 125, Row B.

No. 7 New England Revolution vs. No. 2 Atlanta United FC on Saturday, October 19, 1 p.m.

The cheapest game of all the first-round games, fans can get into Mercedes-Benz Stadium for $15 on the primary market via Ticketmaster.The cheap seats are mainly in Section 329 on the corner.

Secondary market tickets are similarly priced – the cheapest seat is $16. Fans can sit on the sidelines in the 300 Sections for as little as $25 on the primary market, or can treat themselves to Club Section seats in Sections C109, C110, C128, or C126 for between $140-$375. Seats in C128 include access to the SunTrust Lounge and seats in C110 include access to the AMG Lounge, both of which have inclusive food-and-beverage options.