Individual tickets for all 17 of the Orioles' 2019 Spring Training games at Ed Smith Stadium will go on sale Saturday, January 26 at 10:00 a.m. ET. It is recommended that fans purchase tickets online. The Orioles will offer a special online 36-hour presale from Wednesday, January 23 at 10:00 a.m. to Thursday, January 24 at 10:00 p.m. to fans subscribing to the free digital Sarasota 365 Newsletter or Warehouse Wire.
The Orioles will play their first of 17 home spring training games in 2019 at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota on Saturday, February 23, at 1:05 p.m. against the Minnesota Twins. This season, the Orioles will honor the "ONE MILLIONTH FAN" to attend Orioles Spring Training games since the team moved Major League operations to Sarasota in 2010.
"The Orioles have welcomed more than 985,000 fans over our first nine Major League Spring Training seasons in Sarasota," said Greg Bader, Orioles Vice President, Communications & Marketing. "This figure has far surpassed original projections and is a testament to the tremendous support we receive both locally and among our fans who make the trip to Sarasota each spring, as well as the outstanding fan experience we offer at Ed Smith Stadium. We will reach the 'One Millionth Fan' milestone faster than any franchise in Sarasota's near century-long Spring Training history."
The ballclub will select one fan at random on the day the milestone is reached, most likely on opening weekend, to represent the one million fans, Bader said. The Orioles "ONE MILLIONTH FAN" will receive a $5,000 shopping experience at Diamond Vault in Sarasota, two Spring Training season tickets for five years, and more.
Fans interested in season tickets, five-game flex-plans, or group tickets, or those wishing to receive additional Spring Training ticket information, may call the Orioles Spring Training office at 941-893-6312.
To receive an invitation to buy individual game tickets before they go on sale to the general public, fans can sign up for the Sarasota 365 Newsletter and Warehouse Wire at Orioles.com/newsletter.
Individual game tickets for Orioles Spring Training home games at Ed Smith Stadium may be purchased in the following ways:
ONLINE: Tickets can be purchased at the Orioles' official website, Orioles.com/spring. 
PHONE: Individual game tickets can be purchased by phone by calling 800-745-3000. Season, five-game flex-plans, group tickets, suites, and other specialty areas are available by calling 941-893-6312.
AT THE BALLPARK: Individual game tickets can be purchased in person at Ed Smith Stadium in the Left Field Ticket Office, located at 12th Street and Tuttle Avenue. The box office will be open on January 26 from 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. and will then be open Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., from January 28 until February 8. From February 11 to March 24, the box office will be open seven days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Parking is available in the East Lot, located on 12th Street and Tuttle Avenue.
TRAVEL PACKAGE: The Orioles are offering the official Spring Training Travel Package that includes hotel accommodations, rental car, game tickets, an exclusive pregame picnic with select Orioles team personnel, and a custom Orioles Spring Training merchandise package. For more information or to order travel packages, fans should visit Orioles.com/Spring or call 1-800-892-7687.
Media planning to cover the ticket on-sale on Saturday, January 26 at Ed Smith Stadium should contact Kailey Adams ([email protected]) to RSVP and are encouraged to arrive between the times of 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Photographs of Orioles Spring Training and Ed Smith Stadium are available courtesy of the Orioles via Photoshelter (password: Spring). B-roll footage also is available courtesy of Orioles Productions at baltimore.brickftp.com (username: Media2019; password: orioles2019).
Ed Smith Stadium was recognized by USA Today in 2018 as the top Spring Training venue in Major League Baseball. An independent analysis commissioned by Sarasota County Government concluded that the Orioles generate approximately $97 million in annual economic impact back to taxpayers and residents. By marketing Sarasota to fans in the Mid-Atlantic region, operating a year-round athletic training facility, producing entertainment and sporting events, partnering with charitable causes, and hosting and often subsidizing youth sports tournaments and activities, the Orioles demonstrate an abiding commitment to their Florida home that goes far beyond baseball. For details, visit Orioles.com/Sarasota.