Globe Life Field will be hosting fans this postseason. Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports

MLB plans to let more than 11,000 fans attend NLCS, World Series

By Zac Wassink | Last updated 9/30/20

Major League Baseball is planning to allow up to 11,500 fans to attend the National League Championship Series and World Series held at Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers.

MLB has a plan to put fans in Globe Life Park for the NLCS and World Series. Details: pic.twitter.com/VkcqII8geq
— J.P. Hoornstra (@jphoornstra) September 30, 2020

Tickets go on sale for both the NLCS and World Series on Oct. 6. Oct. 12 will be the first time fans have been welcomed to Globe Life Field and also the first time MLB has permitted spectators since the league halted its season in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Masks are mandatory for all fans except when actively eating or drinking. Seats will be sold in pods of four, and seats within a pod cannot be broken up for separate sales.

It appears there are currently no plans to allow fans to attend the ALCS occurring at Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres.

Following the wild-card round of the playoffs, AL teams will relocate to bubble sites in San Diego and Los Angeles (Dodger Stadium). NL clubs will be placed inside temporary hubs in Arlington, Texas, and Houston (Minute Maid Park).

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