GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Spring Training is in full swing for the Indians, so the countdown to Opening Day has begun. Soon enough, Tribe fans will be able to plan accordingly for Cleveland's opener and the season ahead.
The Indians announced on Friday that single-game tickets, including for Opening Day on April 4, will go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. ET on Feb. 29. The Indians have also taken steps to make sure that more tickets will be available for their season opener against the Red Sox at Progressive Field.
"We always want to provide the best experience possible for our fans, and last year's public ticket on-sale fell short of that goal," Bob DiBiasio, the Indians' senior vice president of public affairs, said in a release. "After listening to fans' feedback, we enacted a new approach to ensure more tickets are available for the general public on-sale."
While more tickets will be made available on Feb. 29, the Indians are encouraging fans to purchase their Opening Day tickets as swiftly as possible when the sale begins. There will be no special access code to acquire tickets. Instead, Tribe fans will have first-come, first-serve access to single-game tickets on indians.com when the sale starts.
Opening Day transactions will be limited to one purchase of up to eight tickets.