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Myrtle Beach Pelicans tickets
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Myrtle Beach Pelicans ticket prices, compared
We read every Myrtle Beach Pelicans listing our marketplaces publish and keep the starting price for each date. Across all 132 upcoming dates the starting get-in price is $20 and the typical date sits at $50, up to $69 on the dearest. Each date is compared across up to 2 marketplaces.
Fayetteville starts at $20. Fees and delivery are added by the marketplace at checkout.
- Starting price
- $20
- Fayetteville
- Typical date
- $50
- across 132 dates
- Dearest date
- $69
- get-in seat
- Value night
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Myrtle Beach Pelicans tickets
Answers to common questions about Myrtle Beach Pelicans tickets, from the dates and prices on sale right now.
How much are Myrtle Beach Pelicans tickets?
The cheapest Myrtle Beach Pelicans ticket we list right now is $20.00, for Fayetteville Woodpeckers vs. Myrtle Beach Pelicans on Tue, May 4 2027 at Segra Stadium, Fayetteville, NC. That is the starting price a marketplace published, before its fees; the final price is set at its checkout.
When is the next Myrtle Beach Pelicans date?
Fri, Apr 2 2027, at Pelicans Ballpark, Myrtle Beach, SC.
How many Myrtle Beach Pelicans dates are on sale?
132 upcoming dates in 10 cities — the most in Myrtle Beach, SC (66), Charleston, SC (12) and North Augusta, SC (12).
Where can I buy Myrtle Beach Pelicans tickets?
On the marketplaces that sell them. ticketsware does not sell tickets: it lists the prices TicketNetwork and Hellotickets publish for every Myrtle Beach Pelicans date and links to each one, where the purchase happens.
Are the Myrtle Beach Pelicans ticket prices here final?
No. Each is the latest price a marketplace published, before its fees. The marketplace sets the final price — with its fees and delivery — at checkout, so check it there before you buy.