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 The San Francisco Giants start their home stand against the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday October 19th at AT&T Park and after the Phillies tied up the game yesterday the Giants ticket prices dropped. At this time the cheapest tickets for the Giants vs. Phillies series are in the upper deck at $80 per ticket and last week they were running close to $125 each.

 You won’t find the same prices for the Tuesday and Wednesday game at AT&T Park or back in Philadelphia. San Francisco Giants playoff ticket prices are running about $20 more per ticket for those two games. The good seats are still fetching a good premium with ticket prices about $250 and up to get close to the bases.

 The Philadelphia fans are planning on seeing their team back at Citizens Bank Park and ticket prices are over $200 per ticket for the games this Saturday and Sunday. They are real diehard fans in Philadelphia with the average ticket over $500 per seat.

Going from the Division Series games to the Championship Series is a big step towards the World Series and also a big jump in ticket prices as baseball fans are finding out.  Back on October 8th we reported that the best time to buy tickets for the MLB Championship Series was last week, before the teams advanced.

Now that the San Francisco Giants are set for a National League Division Championship Series against the Philadelphia Phillies the prices have gone up. In fact San Francisco Giants tickets spiked right after they beat the Braves on Monday night when ticket sales went through the roof and by morning some Giants playoff tickets had jumped $100 or more. Tickets for the Giants playoff games are currently running about $140 and up with the best seats at over $300 per seat.

The Philadelphia Phillies ticket prices are some of the most expensive baseball playoff tickets with the cheap standing room only (SRO) seats priced at $170 per seat. Like the Giants they do have seats running up to $1000 or more per ticket.

The New York Yankees will be playing the Texas Rangers starting this Friday at Rangers Stadium and the Texas Rangers have the cheapest baseball playoff ticket prices with $90 tickets that give you a seat. The Yankees are not far off with $100 and up tickets but they have a lot more tickets to sell than the Rangers with the new Yankee Stadium.

Tickets for the World Series are not available as of yet. But the minute your team clinches the Championship Series you better order your tickets right away.  This promises to be a pretty good World Series this year especially if the San Francisco Giants end up playing the New York Yankees. World Series ticket prices will go through the roof!

The San Francisco Giants took out the Atlanta Braves tonight at Turner Field and move on to face the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League Championship Series. The games start at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia this Saturday October 16th with the second game on Sunday and game 3 , 4 and 5 at AT&T Park in San Francisco on October 20th -21st.

San Francisco Giants tickets are on sale now and ticket prices are running close to $150 per ticket for the cheapest seats at AT&T Park and over $200 per seat at Citizens Bank Park for this weekend’s playoff games.

 Good seats for the Championship series can run hundreds of dollars each but you can save if you compare ticket prices on the web.

San Francisco Giant ticket prices vary from site to site but most add hidden fees to their playoff ticket prices. Preferred Seating Tickets has been selling MLB playoff tickets since 1987 and there are no hidden fees added to the price. You can find the lowest prices for good seats for San Francisco Giants playoff games and save hundreds of dollars on the most expensive tickets.

If you are going to spend the kind of money it takes to go to a National League Championship Series game then you might as well save money by comparing ticket prices. Call Preferred Seating Tickets with any quote and they’ll show you how they can beat that price and save you $$ while providing the best service available.