How Do You Purchase Cleveland Indians Tickets?
The Cleveland Indians baseball franchise was established in 1894. Originally known as the Grand Rapids Rustlers, the nickname “Indians” was adopted by the media before the 1915 season in a nod to the Boston Braves. The Indians are members of the American League’s Central Division. The Indians have won five American League pennants and two World Series championships. Since the 1994 season they have played their home games at Progressive Field, formerly known as Jacobs Field. To watch the Indians play in person, you’ll need tickets. Buy tickets at Progressive Field. The stadium is at 2401 Ontario Street in downtown Cleveland. The main box office is on Ontario Street outside Gate A. On game days only, you can also get tickets outside Gates C and D. Inside the ballpark is an advanced ticket kiosk near Gate D by Section 154 on the Main Concourse. There are also ticket kiosks outside Gate A that are always accessible. Buy Indians tickets on the phone. Call (216) 420-HITS to speak with a Clev
