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Despite Major Price Drop, Cheap World Series Tickets Still Are Not Very Cheap
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With the Cubs loss in game 4 last night, ticket prices for the final 2016 World Series game at Wrigley field have dropped almost 72% in the last two days, according to event ticket search engine TicketIQ. By most measures that’s a major major correction, and firmly in bear market territory. For the Cubs, however, it merely brings the Cubs closer to the pack of most expensive World Series ticket prices the company has ever tracked. Prior to the drop, game 5 had an average price as high as $7,000 with the cheapest ticket going for over $2,000. Currently, the average asking price is just over $3,000. At those prices, it is still almost double the price of any other World Series game we’ve tracked prior to 2016.
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