Registration for ALDS ticket drawing begins today
The Red Sox, who have a four-game lead over the Texas Rangers in the American League wild-card race after yesterday’s doubleheader sweep of the Tampa Bay Rays, are looking like they’ll be a participant in the postseason party.
And though nothing is certain yet, a big part of planning for the playoffs begins soon, when registration for a random drawing for the opportunity to purchase tickets for any 2009 Red Sox postseason games at Fenway Park starts tomorrow at noon. Fans may register for the drawing online at www.redsox.com.
The random drawing for tickets to any home American League Division Series games will take place on Monday, Sept. 21.
Fans that are selected for the opportunity to purchase tickets for ALDS games will be notified via e-mail on or approximately Tuesday, Sept. 22. The e-mail will provide winners with instructions on how to purchase online between noon and 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25.
For fans who do not have internet access, or those not selected in the online random drawing, a limited number of tickets will be set aside for purchase by telephone (while supplies last) beginning at 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25 at (888) RED-SOX6. No tickets will be available at the Fenway Park ticket office.
Fans with disabilities may call (877) RED-SOX9 beginning at noon on Friday, Sept. 25 to purchase accessible seating (while supplies last). Hearing impaired patrons may call the TTY line at (617) 226-6644.
There will be a one-game, two-ticket purchase limit for each winner selected. Ticket prices for the ALDS are $130 for field box seats and loge box seats, $100 for pavilion box seats and right field box seats, $55 for grandstand seats, $35 for bleacher seats and $30 for standing room. All orders for the American League Division Series will be subject to a $6 per-ticket convenience fee and a $15 per-order processing fee.
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