The MLB All-Star Game is almost here, and now is the time to get your All-Star Game tickets. This year’s Midsummer Classic is set to be held at Chase Field, and the National League will be looking to build on last year's victory. Incredibly, up until last year, the AL had not lost an All-Star Game since ’97 (including the tie game in ’02) and they will again seek to reclaim home field advantage for their league in the World Series. As amazing as the American League’s recent dominance has been, the National League was actually more dominant in the past as they won 19 of 20 games from 1963-1982.

While the players have always tried to win as a matter of pride for their respective league, the stakes were increased a few years ago when home field advantage in the World Series was put on the line. That means you can expect players from the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox to go all out for the American League, while the stars of the Philadelphia Phillies will be working hard for the National League. You are also likely to see a close game, as the last four All Star Games have been decided by just a single run.

If you had MLB All Star Game tickets for the first game back in 1933, you could have seen legends like Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Babe Ruth, who hit the first ever home run in an All Star Game. Unfortunately for the Bambino and the fans of the time, there was no Home Run Derby like there is today. The All Star Game has evolved into much more than just a game, and now there is a whole week of events leading up to the game. Not only does GoTickets.com have a big selection of All-Star Game tickets, but we also have State Farm Home Run Derby tickets and Taco Bell All-Star Sunday tickets for the Futures Game and All-Star Legends and Celebrity Softball Game. Or you can experience it all with an All-Star Game ticket package. GoTickets.com is the best place to buy MLB All-Star Game tickets.