RD-Detroit 2026 Tickets: Quisqueya Prices & Details

Uepa Tickets began this Thursday the official sale of tickets for the World Baseball Classic Santo Domingo Exhibition Games, a historic series of two games between the National Team of the Dominican Republic and the Detroit Tigers, scheduled for March 3 and 4, 2026 at the Quisqueya Juan Marichal Stadium.

Official prices by areas of the stadium

The production of the event announced the price scale for the different seats in the stadium, headed by the palcos A Grand Standwith a cost of RD$7,400followed by the inch A Ext (A1-A6 and A43-A48) a RD$6,500.

Los palcos AA Grand Stand They have a price of RD$4,750while the preferences are available for RD$3,500offering intermediate options for fans.

The prices of the RD-Detroit 2026 game in Quisqueya

A historic event before the World Classic

At the lower levels, the AAA boxes cost RD$2,500and the stands They have a price of RD$1,500being the most accessible option for the public.

It will be the first time that the Dominican team welcomes a Major League organization at home, in an event that is part of the official prelude to the 2026 World Baseball Classic, where the Dominican Republic will debut on March 6 against Nicaragua.

Institutional and solidarity impact

As reported by MLB, the series was finalized with the support of commissioner Robert D. Manfred Jr., the general manager of the Dominican team Nelson Cruz and president Luis Abinader.

In addition, MLB and Uepa Tickets will make a donation to the Dominican Red Cross, in memory of the victims of the tragedy of April 8, 2025, reinforcing the solidarity component of the event.

Sofia Reyes

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