Los Angeles Dodgers postseason tickets for potential 2026 National League Wild Card Series, NL Division Series and NL Championship Series games at Dodger Stadium went on sale to the general public Saturday afternoon. Fans also can purchase parking in advance.
All Dodgers playoff tickets are currently available at Dodgers.com/postseason. Dodgers tickets for possible World Series games will go on sale at a later date.
The Dodgers are playing October baseball for the 14th consecutive season, which ties the MLB record previously held by the Atlanta Braves when they achieved the feat from 1991-2005.
During the Dodgers’ playoff streak, they have won the NL West in 13 years, including the last five seasons.
In 2016, the Dodgers became the first team in MLB history to win the NL West four years in a row since the Divisional Era began in 1969. That record ultimately reached eight consecutive NL West titles before it was snapped by the San Francisco Giants in 2021.
Although L.A. fell just short for the division title in, they set what was a franchise record at the time with 106 wins. The Giants won 107 games to claim the NL West crown, but the Dodgers won their NLDS matchup in five games.
Overall, the Dodgers trailed only the Braves (14) and New York Yankees (nine) for the longest streak of division titles since 1969.
Also this year, the Dodgers set a new NL record their 16th consecutive winning season, surpassing the 2008-22 St. Louis Cardinals, 1991-2005 Braves, 1939-1953 Cardinals and 1899-1913 Pittsburgh Pirates.
Dodgers postseason scenarios
Although the Dodgers have clinched a playoff berth and NL West once again, they still have seeding to play for as the regular season winds to a close.
As things currently stand, the Dodgers are on track to begin the 2026 postseason with the NLDS. However, they have not yet secured a first-round bye and mathematically can still end up in the Wild Card Series.
If the Dodgers fall into the Wild Card round, they would host a best-of-three series at Dodger Stadium from Sept. 29-Oct. 1.
Regardless of whether or not that transpires, the NLDS is scheduled to begin Oct. 3. The NLCS would start Oct. 11 and be played in a 2-3-2 format.
The World Series begins on Oct. 23 and could potentially run through Halloween with a prospective Game 7 set for Oct. 31.
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