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Royals Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1969

• Mascot: Slugger the Royal

• Current Division: American League Central

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2015 World Series

• Last Division Title: 2015

• Last League Pennant: 2015 vs. Toronto Blue Jays

• Last World Series Championship: 2015 vs. New York Mets

The KC Royals Schedule

The Kansas City Royals engage in a rigorous schedule typical of Major League Baseball teams. During each season, they face 162 games, and half are played at home. They compete against each team in their division 13 times across four series, have 64 showdowns with clubs from the AL East and AL West, and encounter interleague opponents in 46 matchups. The wide range of opponents tests their adaptability and resilience, but some adversaries always take top billing:  

Divisional Competitors

• Chicago White Sox

• Cleveland Guardians

• Detroit Tigers

• Minnesota Twins

Top American League Competitors

• New York Yankees

• Boston Red Sox

• Houston Astros

• Tampa Bay Rays

Top Interleague Competitors

• St. Louis Cardinals

• Los Angeles Dodgers

• San Francisco Giants

• Colorado Rockies

Kauffman Stadium

When you buy KC Royals tickets for a home game, you’ll be headed to Kauffman Stadium, which has served as the team’s turf since 1973. Named after Ewing Kauffman, the founder of the franchise, “The K” seats up to 37,903 guests and is renowned for its unique design. 

Kansas City is known as the “City of Fountains,” and the largest privately-funded fountains in the world, known as the “water spectacular,” are featured prominently behind the outfield. The display is 322 feet wide, and a 10-foot waterfall descends into pools below.

Notable Sections

• Kansas City Royals Dugout: Sections 133–136

• Visiting Team’s Dugout: Sections 119–122

• Behind Home Plate: Sections 3–4

• Family Friendly: Sections 101–103 (Near Little K Field)

• Partying/Socializing: Pepsi Party Porch and Standing Room Only

• Best on a Budget: 400-Level and Standing Room Only

Parking

The Royals require guests to reserve parking in advance, and we allow you to do so when you purchase your tickets. When you arrive at the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex, stadium personnel will direct you to the appropriate lot. 

Alternative Transportation

While there are no rail or tram services that travel directly to the Kauffman Stadium, the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has bus routes with stops in the vicinity of the venue. Check the KCATA website for up-to-date schedules and fare information.

Memorable Kansas City Royals Moments

Royals tickets give you access to tons of fun, food, and fellow fans in addition to hours of action on the field! And while you’re in the stands, you might witness Major League Baseball’s next big moment. Imagine the reactions of the crowds that experience some of the finest moments in franchise history: 

• Pitching Prowess (04/27/1973): In a standout moment on the mound, Steve Busby pitched the Royals' first no-hitter in a game against the Detroit Tigers. He helped his team to a 3–0 victory.

• Title Triumph (10/27/1985): The Royals captured their first World Series championship in 1985 with an impressive 11–0 shutout in Game 7 against the St. Louis Cardinals. 

• Farewell Feat (09/29/1993): In his final home game, the incomparable George Brett hit a game-tying single. To the delight of his fans, he followed it up by kissing home plate.

• Wild Card Comeback (09/30/2014): In the 2014 American League Wild Card Game, the Royals overcame multiple deficits to defeat the Oakland Athletics in 12 innings.

• Pennant-Clinching Classic (10/23/2015): Thanks to Lorenzo Cain's dash home in the 8th and Wade Davis's pitching heroics in the 9th, the Royals beat the Blue Jays in Game 6 of the ALCS.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Royals’ biggest rivals?

As cross-state competitors, the Royals and Cardinals have had a long-standing rivalry known as I-70 or Show-Me Series. It reached its peak when Kansas City conquered St. Louis in the 1985 World Series.

Where do the Kansas City Royals play their home games?

When the KC Royals play at home, up to 37,903 fans travel to Kauffman Stadium to see the team take on the competition. Aside from baseball, the venue is known for its fountains in the outfield.

What are the most family-friendly seats at Kauffman Stadium?

If you’re taking the kids to a Royals game at Kauffman Stadium, consider tickets for seats in sections 101–103. The nearby Outfield Experience includes the Little K mini-field and other attractions!

Which sections at Kauffman Stadium are near the dugouts?

Ticket holders in sections 133–136, on the first base line, are seated right behind the Royals dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 119–122 on the third base line.

Where are the best seats for socializing at Kauffman Stadium?

The Party Porch, behind right field, is popular with people who like to socialize when they see a Royals game at “The K.” There is only one row of seats, but the section has standing-room-only access.

What are the cheapest seats at Kauffman Stadium?

If you’re buying KC Royals tickets on a budget, the 400 Level and SRO (Standing Room Only) areas at Kauffman Stadium are the easiest on the wallet.

What time do the gates open at Kauffman Stadium?

Unless you have early entry included with your seats, the Kauffman Stadium gates typically open 90 minutes before the scheduled first pitch on weekends and 60 minutes prior Monday through Thursday.

Is cash accepted at Kauffman Stadium?

Kauffman Stadium is a fully cashless facility. Have your credit or debit card handy! Please note that parking must be reserved and paid for in advance.

Do the Kansas City Royals play teams in the National League?

Interleague games give players and fans a peek at the teams the Royals might face in the World Series if all goes well. Kansas City plays 46 regular season games against opponents in the National League.

Where can I get KC Royals tickets?

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