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Single-game tickets for 2027 St. Louis Cardinals Spring Training are officially scheduled to go on sale Tuesday, January 12, 2027, through Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium’s official ticket page. The stadium has not announced a launch time or time zone, so no hour is confirmed. Follow the Cardinals’ spring-training page to the stadium’s ticket link, then verify the checkout seller. (mlb.com)

The key planning detail is the date, not a rumored countdown: January 12 is posted by the stadium, but the release hour is not. That distinction matters if you are trying to avoid resale listings that appear before primary tickets are available. I treat a date or time as confirmed only when the official team or venue publishes it.

The 2027 schedule is already posted, so you can choose games before the sale. Cardinals Spring Training is at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter, Florida, which the Cardinals share with the Miami Marlins. Before buying, match the team, opponent, date, seat location, and final checkout total. A lower price on a resale page may not mean a lower total or the same purchase protections.

When Cardinals Spring-Training Tickets Go on Sale

The stadium’s official single-game page lists Tuesday, January 12, 2027, as the on-sale date for spring-training tickets. It does not state a time, time zone, presale window, or starting price; treat those details as unannounced unless the venue updates its page. (mlb.com)

A local article published earlier reported January 9, but the current official stadium listing gives January 12. For the purchase date, rely on the official page rather than the older report. The page also directs fans to call the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium ticket office at 561-630-1828 with questions. (jupiternewsnow.com)

The hour is a separate question. A report about the 2026 sale said tickets opened at 9 a.m. Central on January 10, 2026. That does not confirm the 2027 hour, and it is not safe to assume the next sale will repeat it. Check the official ticket page close to January 12 for any added time. (stlsportspage.com)

What is confirmed, and what is not?

Confirmed: the 2027 single-game on-sale date is January 12. Not confirmed on the stadium’s current listing: launch time, an early-access window, a purchase limit, an opening price, or a special cardholder code. Avoid acting on a specific time or deal unless an official team or stadium notice states it. (mlb.com)

The Cardinals’ spring-training page confirms the 2027 schedule and says the team will play 30 Grapefruit League games from February 19 through March 21. For the sale itself, however, it is the stadium’s single-game page that gives the January 12 date. (mlb.com)

How to Track Official Dates, Games, and Prices

Use the Cardinals’ official spring-training page and Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium’s single-game ticket page as your main checkpoints. The venue page publishes the sale date, while the Cardinals page links to the spring schedule and shares season information. Neither current listing gives a 2027 launch hour or starting ticket price. (mlb.com)

The schedule matters because not every Cardinals spring game takes place at Roger Dean. The venue calendar lists games at Jupiter, including Cardinals home dates and some games where the Cardinals visit the Marlins. Other matchups are played at opponents’ ballparks. Confirm the venue as well as the date before buying; a Cardinals game in Florida is not automatically a ticket for a Jupiter game. (mlb.com)

As you plan, save a short list of acceptable games rather than focusing on one matchup. The schedule lists games at Roger Dean from February 19 through March 20, with the Marlins hosting the final stadium game on March 21. The official calendar also marks some games as split-squad events, so check the listed opponent and home team. (mlb.com)

Price check: the official 2027 single-game page does not currently show a starting price or a seat-by-seat price table. That means there is no verified figure to quote yet. When inventory opens, compare seats in the official checkout and use the final total, including fees, as your real price. (mlb.com)

Presale Tiers, Early Access, and Ticket Limits

The current official listing announces a single-game sale date but does not list a separate fan-club, credit-card, newsletter, season-ticket, or verified-fan presale. It also does not publish a registration deadline or ticket limit. Do not assume that a third-party code or membership gives early access. (mlb.com)

The Cardinals page invites fans to sign up for team newsletters to receive news and offers. That is a useful way to monitor announcements, but it is not proof of a 2027 ticket presale or a promise of a code. Check the terms of any offer before relying on it. (mlb.com)

Season tickets, mini plans, and group tickets are separate options listed on the venue’s ticket page. They may suit fans who want more than one game or are organizing a larger outing, but the page does not state that buying one gives priority access to single-game seats. Ask the stadium ticket office if you need details on a specific package. (mlb.com)

A short history of recent on-sale dates

Recent sales do not show a fixed annual date. In 2025, a local report said individual tickets went on sale November 19, 2024, at 9 a.m.; for 2026, a report said the sale opened January 10 at 9 a.m. Central. The venue’s current page sets January 12 for 2027, but lists no hour. These dates differ, so they do not establish a dependable yearly rule. (baynews9.com)

The table is useful for one reason: it shows why a projected hour is risky. The 2026 report gives a launch hour; the 2027 official page does not. The 2025 report gives a different month from the later cycles. Plan around the posted 2027 date, and verify the hour on the official page before the sale.

Ticket Checkout, Offers, and Seller Policies

Follow the ticket link from Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium or the Cardinals’ official spring page, then confirm that the event and venue shown at checkout are correct. Search-result ads and resale listings may sit beside official links, but they are separate sellers. Check the seller name, game date, opponent, seat section, delivery method, and total before submitting payment. (mlb.com)

Before the sale

• Bookmark the Cardinals’ spring-training page and the stadium’s single-game page.
• Pick several acceptable dates and seat sections from the published schedule and seating map.
• Create or verify the account required by the ticketing link. Keep your password and payment details ready.
• Set a reminder for January 12, 2027, but do not schedule around an unannounced hour.
• Make a personal all-in budget, including fees, parking, and any optional add-ons.

The stadium lists a digital ticket guide and a ticket portal for managing tickets. Read those instructions after purchase so you know how tickets are accessed or transferred. Do not share screenshots or payment details with a seller who cannot be verified through the official channel. (mlb.com)

On sale day

Open the official ticket page and follow its event link. Compare the games you shortlisted, then review the final price before paying. If a seat is unavailable, check another acceptable date or section rather than jumping to a resale offer without comparing its fees, delivery terms, and refund rules.

Do not count on coupon stacking, cashback, or price matching. The current listing does not promise those benefits. Apply only an offer the seller accepts at checkout, and save the order confirmation after payment. The total displayed at checkout, not a search-result teaser price, is the figure to compare.

After purchase

Check that your confirmation shows the correct game, date, quantity, and seat details. Save the confirmation and review the seller’s event terms. The stadium’s guide says tickets bought from the venue, Tickets.com, or by phone may be exchanged for another remaining game of the same home team after a rainout, subject to availability; if no alternate game is available, a refund can be requested. Resale purchases must be handled through the seller. (mlb.com)

Secondary Markets, Resale Timing, and Refund Risk

Resale sites may show seats before the official single-game sale, but that is not confirmation that the primary inventory is open. A listing can have a different seat location, delivery time, fee structure, and refund policy. Compare the full checkout total and review the seller’s rules before paying; the official venue does not promise to handle resale transactions. (mlb.com)

There is not enough verified public information to name an ideal resale-buying day or promise a price-drop pattern for these specific 2027 games. Prices and available seats can change, and any predicted curve would be guesswork. If you consider resale, set a maximum total in advance and buy only when the listing identifies the exact event and seats.

For rainouts, the stadium’s stated exchange and refund process applies to tickets bought through the venue, Tickets.com, or by phone. The guide says tickets from other vendors must be handled with that vendor. This difference makes seller choice part of the price decision, not just a checkout detail. (mlb.com)

After Purchase: Confirmations, Credits, and Price Protection

Keep the confirmation and check the venue’s event-specific terms for exchanges, cancellations, and delivery. The stadium’s posted rainout policy covers qualifying primary purchases, but it does not say a later price drop triggers a refund or price adjustment. Treat advertised credits and rebates as conditional until you confirm their eligibility with the seller. (mlb.com)

Also, do not confuse ticket add-ons with the base seat price. For example, the stadium guide lists a $5 general-admission add-on for early batting-practice entry, while noting that teams can cancel batting practice and that fees may not be refunded in some circumstances. Check whether any add-on appears on the 2027 checkout page and read its terms before selecting it. (mlb.com)

Frequently Asked Questions

What date do Cardinals 2027 spring-training tickets go on sale?

Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium lists Tuesday, January 12, 2027, for single-game spring-training tickets. The official listing does not include a launch time. Check the stadium’s single-game page for updates before buying. (mlb.com)

What time do the tickets go on sale?

The stadium has not posted a time or time zone for the 2027 sale. A 2026 report gave 9 a.m. Central for that year, but that past time does not confirm the 2027 launch hour. (stlsportspage.com)

Where should I buy official Cardinals Spring Training tickets?

Start at the Cardinals’ official spring-training page or Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium’s ticket page, then follow the event link to the designated seller. Verify the stadium, game, seats, and final price before submitting payment. (mlb.com)

Are 2027 tickets already available?

The stadium lists January 12, 2027, as the on-sale date for single-game Spring Training tickets. Its page does not currently list those tickets as on sale. Season tickets and other packages are separate offerings. (mlb.com)

What is the starting price for a 2027 ticket?

The official single-game page does not currently state a 2027 starting price. Check the ticket listing once seats are available, and compare the all-in checkout total rather than relying on an unverified price from a resale page. (mlb.com)

Is there a presale or Cardinals fan-club code?

No presale, code, or registration deadline appears in the stadium’s current 2027 single-game notice. The Cardinals offer newsletter sign-up for news and offers, but that does not confirm early ticket access. (mlb.com)

Are all Cardinals spring games played in Jupiter?

No. Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium’s schedule lists Cardinals games in Jupiter, but the team also plays at other Florida venues. Confirm the ballpark on the schedule before buying a ticket or booking travel. (mlb.com)

What happens if a game is rained out?

The stadium says qualifying tickets bought directly, through Tickets.com, or by phone may be exchanged for another remaining game of the same home team, subject to availability. If no alternate game is available, a refund can be requested. Resale tickets are handled by the seller. (mlb.com)

Should I buy a resale ticket before January 12?

Only if you understand the seller’s terms and the full price. Resale listings are separate from the official sale, and the stadium directs buyers to handle those purchases with the vendor. Compare the precise seat, delivery details, fees, and refund policy first. (mlb.com)

(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)