Most affordable MLB stadiums to visit in 2026

Most teams sell ticket packages that include food and drink, a great way to save money for a family that just wants the basic concessions. Certainly it's more difficult for teams with tickets in higher demand, but taking advantage of deals or even bringing your own food to the stadium is a great way for fans to save money.

According to Bookies.com's fan cost study – which includes four tickets, a parking pass, two beers, two sodas and four hot dogs – the Miami Marlins ' LoanDepot Park is the most affordable, with an all-in price tag of less than $160. On the other end, the two-time defending World Series champion Dodgers are the most expensive at more than $400.

No. 10. T-Mobile Park, Seattle: This ballpark fits perfectly in the Northwest with the nearby mountains, skyline and water. It features an “umbrella-style" retractable roof that doesn’t enclose the park, only stopping the rain, while enabling fans to enjoy the beautiful outdoors. (Joe Nicholson, IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect) No. 9. Camden Yards, Baltimore: Meet the godfather, with its famous B&O Warehouse. This is the original retro-classic ballpark that not only dramatically influenced the look of new stadiums, but changed the fabric of some major cities. Denver, Cleveland, San Francisco and San Diego followed its lead and built downtown ballparks that completely invigorated growth.