Giants vs Cardinals tickets have fallen to $40.52 in TicketX’s latest update, giving fans a lower starting point for Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium. Arizona visits the Giants on October 4, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET. The September 30 snapshot puts the lowest listed price nearly 49% below where it stood eight days earlier.
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Giants vs Cardinals Tickets Drop Nearly 49%
The get-in price was $79 on September 22. By September 30, it had dropped $38.48 to $40.52, a decline of approximately 48.7%. The lowest listed price reached $70 on September 25, $56 on September 27 and $46 on September 29 before falling again in the latest update.
For fans who have been checking prices while deciding whether to go, the entry point has come down considerably. Seat location and the number of tickets together will affect the options available to your group, so use that $40.52 price as a starting point when comparing listings.
More Listings to Compare at MetLife
TicketX recorded 8,614 resale listings on September 30, up from 5,962 on September 22. That is an increase of 2,652 listings, or about 44.5%, over eight days. The count did ease from 8,762 to 8,614 in the final daily update, even as the lowest price fell again.
For Cardinals fans traveling to New Jersey and Giants fans getting a group together, there are thousands of listings to sort through. Compare sections, seats together and the final checkout total, then leave room in the budget for transportation, parking if needed and food.
Planning Your Next Giants Home Game
If you are looking ahead to another Giants home game later this season, browse the upcoming MetLife Stadium Tailgate dates to help plan that visit. For this Sunday’s Cardinals-Giants match up, the latest ticket update gives fans a substantially lower entry price than eight days ago, although prices can move again before kickoff.
Ticket data provided by TicketX as of September 30, 2026. Listings reflect secondary-market availability, not unsold stadium capacity or confirmed ticket sales. Prices and availability may change.
