Texas A&M Baseball Tickets Go On Sale Monday

Updated: Fri 1:07 PM, Jan 25, 2013

COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Baseball individual games through March 12 will be offered to the public online beginning Monday, January 28, at 6pm and in person and by phone on Tuesday, January 29, at 8am. A sale date for games after March 12 has not been set.

Baseball season tickets are currently on sale to the public. Remaining inventory is available in the Upper 3rd Base. Tickets are $240 for adults and $120 for youth (HS and under). All season ticket locations for Aggie Baseball are Reserved. Fewer than 30 seats remain.

Individual game pricing for Baseball is $9 for Reserved seats and $8 for General Admission (Upper 1st Base and the Lawns). Youth pricing is available in General Admission for $5 per ticket. Premium games (Georgia Friday & Saturday, Mississippi State series, and LSU series) are $2 more per ticket ($11, $10, and $7).

Group rate tickets are available in General Admission areas (Upper 1st Base and the Lawns) at $4 per ticket for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday non-premium games only. Group rates are available only to groups of 20 or more. You may request group tickets by calling 888-99-AGGIE or 979-845-2311.

Junior Aggie Club members are admitted free of charge to all Sunday Baseball games (excluding Mississippi State), subject to availability, as well as Tuesday and Wednesday games. Membership is just $25. Membership information is available at www.junioraggieclub.com.

The popular “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” promotion returns for 2013 Sundays (excluding Mississippi State). Four (4) kids (under 12) are admitted free of charge in GA with the purchase of an adult ticket. Children must be accompanied by an adult purchasing a ticket to qualify for the promotion.

Everyone, regardless of age, requires a ticket in Reserved sections. Children under 2 are admitted free of charge in General Admission sections ONLY.

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