Dodgers and Brewers Set for 2026 NLCS Rematch; Ticket Prices Revealed
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers will face off in the National League Championship Series for the second consecutive year, with tickets now available for games in both cities.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, led by Shohei Ohtani, and the Milwaukee Brewers, featuring Christian Yelich, are set to meet in the 2026 National League Championship Series (NLCS), marking a rematch of the previous year's contest. The Brewers will hold home-field advantage, hosting Games 1, 2, 6, and 7 at American Family Field in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy expressed confidence heading into the series, stating, "I think it is different this year. … We’re going in to beat them. We earned it in the regular season to get home-field advantage. We’re going in to beat them, we don’t care who they have." This sentiment reflects a desire to overcome the Dodgers, who swept the Brewers in the 2025 NLCS.
For fans eager to attend the NLCS games in Milwaukee, the lowest ticket prices found at the time of publication were $224 including fees for any one game. Tickets for games at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles start at $144 including fees.
NLCS Game Ticket Prices
The Brewers are scheduled to host potential NLCS games on the following dates, with the lowest ticket prices available:
- Game 1: Sunday, Oct. 11 - Starting at $236 (including fees)
- Game 2: Monday, Oct. 12 - Starting at $224 (including fees)
- Game 6: Sunday, Oct. 18 - Starting at $235 (including fees)
- Game 7: Monday, Oct. 19 - Starting at $277 (including fees)
For the Dodgers' potential home games, the lowest ticket prices are:
- Game 3: Wednesday, Oct. 14 - Starting at $160 (including fees)
- Game 4: Thursday, Oct. 15 - Starting at $150 (including fees)
- Game 5: Friday, Oct. 16 - Starting at $144 (including fees)
Fans can watch the NLCS on FOX and FS1. Streaming options are available through DIRECTV.
Previous Round Performance
The Brewers advanced to the NLCS after a hard-fought four-game series against the San Diego Padres. Key moments included a clutch catch by Jackson Chourio in Game 1, a walk-off single by Chourio in Game 2, and Garrett Mitchell robbing Manny Machado of a home run in Game 4.
The Dodgers continued their postseason success, having not lost a playoff series since the 2023 NLDS against the Arizona Diamondbacks. They defeated the Atlanta Braves in their series. Kiké Hernández hit his 17th career postseason home run in the decisive Game 4, surpassing Babe Ruth on the all-time list. Stellar offensive performances were also noted from Andy Pages and Max Muncy.