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There’s only one guaranteed series sweep that I see on this 2025 schedule…..May 26-28. Sadly, the way time is flying, we’ll be opening the campaign vs Minnesota before we know it. I long for those summers in the 70’s and 80’s……where they seemed to last an eternity.
It is never too early to start taking in money. 2025 season tickets are now on sale!
The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that select tickets for the 2025 regular season, including All-Inclusive and Single-Game tickets for all home games, will be available as part of the team’s Red Friday on-sale this Friday, November 22, at 10 AM CT.
Fans can find more information and make their Red Friday ticket purchases at cardinals.com/redfriday. Tickets can also be ordered via phone at 314-345-9000 or at the Busch Stadium Ticket Windows along 8th Street Monday through Friday from 10AM-5PM.
From the Cardinals:
Theme Tickets for 10 of the most popular 2025 events, including Star Wars™ Day, Margaritaville® Night, St. Louis Blues Night, Pride Night and Harry Potter Night, are on sale now at cardinals.com/theme.
The early on-sale arrives just in time for Theme Ticket fans’ holiday shopping schedule. Theme Tickets are customized promotions that allow fans to celebrate common interests while enjoying access to a unique promotional item and/or exclusive pregame event.
In addition to the aforementioned events, Theme Tickets for Military Appreciation Night, Sesame Street Day, Christmas in July, Peanuts Night and Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day are on-sale now.
Additional Theme Nights will be announced in late January.
I find it odd that none of the Theme Tickets are even remotely close to being any sort of theme that has anything to do with the game of baseball.
Yeah, I guess the idea is to distract the fan’s attention away from the awful product that’s being presented on the playing field.
From the Cardinals:
The St. Louis Cardinals today released its initial 2025 promotional schedule with over 30 giveaways for ticketed fans at cardinals.com/promotions.
This year’s promotional schedule features six bobblehead giveaways, including an Alec Burleson Ford Truck bobble (March 29), Brendan Donovan (May 3), Masyn Winn (May 24), Ozzie Smith (July 24), and a Chris Carpenter Cy Young 20th Anniversary bobble (August 15).
The 2025 promotional calendar is also loaded with over a dozen different wearable items (jerseys, hats, hoodies, etc.), including an Adult Mystery Cardinals Sweatshirt (April 11), Adult Replica City Connect Embroidered Jersey (April 26), Adult City Connect Polo (June 21), Adult Cardinals Retro Warmup (July 13), and Adult Cardinals Flannel (Sept. 21).
The organization will commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1985 National League championship, presented by Heartland Coca-Cola, on Friday, September 5th with a special triple bobblehead.
Annual promotional dates for the Purina Pooches in the Ballpark game and Edward Jones Cardinals Hall of Fame Induction Day are scheduled for Saturday, April 12 and September 6, respectively, and will feature a Cardinals Pet Toy giveaway and a Cardinals Hall of Fame baseball card shirt.
Many fan-favorite and high demand giveaways return in 2025 including a Cardinals City Connect Tumbler (July 12), Cardinals Purse (August 17), and Adult Cardinals Jersey Hoodie (Sept. 20). New for 2025 is a Cardinals Reversible Bucket Hat (May 2), Cardinals Stuff Bag (May 4), Cardinals Neck Fan (June 6), and Cardinals Oversized Chain (July 9).
Seven unique promo giveaway dates for kids are scheduled too, including a Kids Brendan Donovan Headband (May 3), Kids Replica Masyn Winn City Connect Jersey (May 25), Kids Rawlings Baseball Glove (June 8), Kids Cardinals Basketball (July 13), and Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear (Sept. 7).
Purina Pooches in the Ballpark Night…..I bet our very own Rat and his beloved pooch Whitey HerDog won’t miss this one. I can picture the two of them prancing around the bases as proud as peacocks……that alone may be worth the price of admission……so much so the they just might get an invite to return again at a later date. And then you have Purse Night on August 17th….that just might be right up Skinny Pimp’s alley…….only those of you that were here 17 years ago will remember Skinny.
Does anyone recall the Cardinals ever offering a sale for Opening Day?
ENDS TONIGHT: No Fees on Opening Day Tickets
St. Louis’ favorite holiday is only two months away! Join us for all the festivities when the Cardinals host the Twins on March 27th. To celebrate, secure your Opening Day tickets with NO FEES!
Act quick, this offer ends TONGHT at 11:59 PM CT.
Ticket limit 8. Please adhere to published ticket limits. Persons who exceed the ticket limit may have any or all of their orders and tickets cancelled without notice by the St. Louis Cardinals in its discretion. This includes orders associated with the same name, e-mail address, billing address, credit card number or other information. Tickets purchased through this special offer may not be offered for re-sale.
It sounds like season ticket sales aren’t going to Dewitt’s plans. It will be really interesting to see the season tickets sold this year. Last year the tickets made it look fine, but the turnstyle counts would have been horrible. I imagine the tickets sold will show a dramatic drop and reflect reality more this year.
I always check to see when we play out here, which this year is July 21-23. I figured that game on July 23, a Wednesday, will be an afternoon game which I will surely attend barring something big changing between now and then. Might hit the Monday or Tuesday game as well.
Course if both teams are somewhere around 20 games under .500 at that point, which the Rockies will likely be and we might not be too far above that, there could be better things to do. 🙂
Essentially free tickets for all Monday-Thursday games except Opening Day. Pay $10 and get $10 concession credit.
From the Cardinals:
To celebrate the return of baseball and the start of Spring Training, the St. Louis Cardinals have announced a special 12-hour ticket flash sale beginning tomorrow, February 12, at 9 AM CT.
Fans can purchase tickets for any Monday—Thursday game (excluding Opening Day) for just $10.
Additionally, each $10 ticket purchased will be pre-loaded with $10 in Cards Cash for fans to use towards concessions or merchandise inside Busch Stadium.
Fans can purchase up to eight of the special $10 tickets per person, per game. Games available in this special sale include matchups with the Chicago Cubs (June 23-26), Los Angeles Angels (March 31-April 2), Houston Astros (April 14-16), Pittsburgh Pirates (May 5-7, Aug. 25-28), Detroit Tigers (May 19-21), Kansas City Royals (June 3-5), Toronto Blue Jays (June 9-11), Washington Nationals (July 8-10), San Diego
Padres (July 24), Miami Marlins (July 28-30), Colorado Rockies (Aug. 11-13), Athletics (Sept. 1-3), and Cincinnati Reds (Sept. 15-17).Tickets will be available at cardinals.com or via phone at 314.345.9000. Again, this special ticket flash sale will only be available until 9 PM CT on Wednesday, February 12.
For more information, visit cardinals.com/flashsale.
The price of admission isn’t where most of the money is made. $10 credit toward concessions, but you probably can’t even get a hot dog for that cost. It is an interesting tactic though to try to get people to make a quick decision to buy tickets within a 12 hour window.
Press release
The St. Louis Cardinals and Gray Media are thrilled to announce the broadcast of at least ten games, airing on KMOV (CBS) and Matrix Midwest in St. Louis, on Gray-owned or syndicated third-party television stations in Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Arkansas, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky and Oklahoma serving nearly seven and a half million television households. The team will simulcast these games with FanDuel Sports Network, the Cardinals’ television rightsholder partner.
The partnership’s first pitch will occur on Friday, April 11 when the Cardinals host the Philadelphia Phillies at Busch Stadium 7:15 C.D.T. on KMOV channel 4 and Matrix Midwest in St. Louis (channel 32 over-the-air and channel 6 on Spectrum cable).
The St. Louis and regional television stations will air the following games:
• Friday, April 25 vs. Milwaukee Brewers 7:15 C.D.T. on Matrix Midwest
• Friday, May 16 at Kansas City Royals 6:40 C.D.T. on Matrix Midwest
• Friday, May 30 at Texas Rangers 7:05 C.D.T. on KMOV Channel 4 and Matrix Midwest
• Friday, June 6 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers 7:15 C.D.T. on KMOV Channel 4 and Matrix Midwest
• Friday, June 20 vs. Cincinnati Reds 6:15 C.D.T. on Matrix MidwestThe Cardinals will announce additional free, over-the-air Cardinals games at a later date.
The new partnership marks the first time a package of Cardinals baseball games will be televised locally on a free and over-the-air channel as part of a non-national broadcast since 2010.
Gray’s market-leading television stations in Cape Girardeau, Springfield, MO and Springfield, IL, Memphis, Jonesboro, Rockford, Peoria, Quincy, Evansville, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, Davenport, and Rochester/Mason City also plan to air the package.
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