GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- It will be a packed house at the Guardians’ home opener at Progressive Field once more this year.
The Guardians announced Wednesday that their April 3 home opener against the Cubs is sold out. It marks the club’s 33rd consecutive home opener sellout, which dates to Progressive Field’s inaugural season in 1994.
The Guardians will kick off the 2026 season with a seven-game road trip against the Mariners (March 26-29) and Dodgers (March 30-April 1), before returning to Cleveland for a six-game homestand at the corner of Carnegie and Ontario against the Cubs (April 3-5) and Royals (April 6-8).
Tickets are still available for the opening homestand, according to the team.
The Guardians also announced on Wednesday that the 2026 Ballpark Pass is now available. For $59 per month (including fees), fans can attend any home game at Progressive Field with a standing room only ticket. That includes the April 3 home opener. Fans can learn more about the Ballpark Pass here.
Standing room only sections include The Corner Bar, the Left Field and Right Field Drink Rails, the Home Run Porch and Heritage Plaza. Those also include the renovated Upper Level corners: The Pennant District (right field), the Terrace District (left field) and the Terrace Beer Hall.