As MLB goes through final preparations for the third iteration of its Field of Dreams game, there has been no let up in ticket demand among fans.
Resale pricing for Thursday’s game in Dyersville, Iowa, between the Phillies and Twins begins at about $650 per ticket across multiple marketplaces, but for most seats begins at more than $1,100. Those prices are similar to what occurred for the last version of this special-event game four years ago.
On the primary market, tickets for the Field of Dreams game sold out months ago, with a limited allotment for Twins season-ticket holders and then a lottery for Iowa residents. The resale market, however, is resembling the high demand seen for last month’s MLB All-Star Game.
The 2026 Field of Dreams game, to be streamed exclusively on Netflix, will take advantage of a newly completed stadium built at the filming site of the 1989 Field of Dreams movie starring Kevin Costner. That facility seats about 8,000, and contains key elements such as permanent player locker rooms and redesigned seating, improving significantly beyond the many temporary elements used for the MLB games there in 2021 and 2022.
The upcoming showcase, meanwhile, occupies a key part of the MLB schedule, happening after the recent All-Star Game in Philadelphia and the trade deadline, but before the September chase for postseason slots.
