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Oct 15, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Milwaukee Brewers celebrate after winning the NLCS for the 2026 MLB Playoffs against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium.
For the first time since 1982, the Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series after sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series.
While the team does not yet know who it’ll face – the Cleveland Guardians or Tampa Bay Rays – it does know that it will have home field advantage, meaning that it will host whichever team comes out of the American League for Games 1 and 2 and, in if necessary, Games 5 and 7.
That makes for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for diehard Brewers fans who purchased a “Timeless Ticket” through the team. Although it appears the team isn’t making it so easy on those fans.
What Is The Milwaukee Brewers ‘Timeless Ticket?’
In 2015, the Brewers sold 1,000 “Timeless Tickets.” The personalized brass tickets cost $1,000, but they came with the following promise:
“Timeless Ticket owners can redeem their Timeless Ticket to any future Brewers home game at American Family Field. Whether it’s this season, the year 2050, or the 7th game of the World Series, all are valid games to redeem a Timeless Ticket.”
“Timeless Ticket” holders were also led to believe they would be able to select from the best available ticket options according to an information card a fan shared with us.
I just randomly thought about when the brewers had a timeless ticket. https://t.co/TJh1KMrudZ
— moo (@HelloMoomann) October 16, 2026
The Brewers Aren’t Holding Up Their End Of The Bargain
Unsurprisingly, many people who purchased the “Timeless Ticket,” which also allows ticket holders to purchase a maximum of three additional tickets at full regular retail price along with it, were holding onto it in hopes that Milwaukee would return to the World Series at some point before 2050.
So, now that it’s actually happened, how is the club handling things? Poorly, to say the least.
.@Brewers snake oil ticket staff giving @dfoch23 the run around on his “Timeless Ticket” https://t.co/wLg2E376wU
— Scott Friedman 🎟️ (@ScottFriedman3) October 17, 2026
We spoke to “Timeless Ticket” holder Jack Stacker (@stakstak3333 on X) about his experience, which has been difficult, to say the least.
“Last season I contacted them during the NLCS. They replied with an email saying, ‘Don’t contact us until the WS tickets are available.,'” Stacker said. “So this year I waited until the day WS presale tickets were available. The timeless ticket phone line was listed to open at 9 a.m. I (and I’m guessing all other 1000 TT holders) called right then and got greeted with busy lines all day. I’d have to go back to my call logs, but I didn’t get through one time out of maybe 40-50 attempts.”
So, where did Stacker go from there?
@stakstak3333 on X
Jack Stacker's "Timeless Ticket" from the Milwaukee Brewers
“The closest I got was the alternative route. I emailed them around 9 a.m. too, saying I was a TT holder. They sent me a form to fill out. And ONLY nosebleed seats were available because they sold the rest of the tickets in that 10 a.m. presale and the afterward 2 p.m. sale. Needless to say, extremely disappointed with the Brewers on this one.”
Stacker wasn’t the only one with issues redeeming their “Timeless Ticket.” In fact, several fans ran into the same issue.
Safe to say, the Brewers seem to have dropped the ball on what would otherwise be one of the all-time great promotions in sports history. The “Timeless Ticket” is still cheaper than the current get-in price for Game 1, which is currently around $2,500. But fans were absolutely led to believe they would have an opportunity that Milwaukee failed to deliver on.