Here’s the full Phillies press release explaining how to enter the postseason ticket lottery, with all of the various caveats noted:

Phillies Announce Ticket Opportunity for Potential 2024 Postseason Games at Citizens Bank Park

In preparation for the potential of the Phillies advancing to the postseason, fans can now register at phillies.com/postseason for an opportunity to purchase tickets to playoff games at Citizens Bank Park.

“The atmosphere at the ballpark this season has been electric, thanks to the best fans in baseball,” said Phillies Senior Vice President of Ticket Operations & Projects John Weber. “We’re thrilled about the possibility of another Red October in Philadelphia. We encourage fans to sign up at phillies.com/postseason for a chance to purchase tickets to a postseason game at Citizens Bank Park. Given that our season ticket base has doubled to 20,000 in the past two years, ticket availability will be extremely limited through this opportunity.”

Only eligible fans whose registration is selected in the random drawing(s) happening for each round will have the opportunity, subject to availability, to purchase tickets.

·Registration for all potential rounds of the postseason on phillies.com/postseason will end on Saturday, October 12, at 11:59 p.m. EDT.  

·Once registered on phillies.com/postseason, fans will be eligible for a ticket opportunity for all potential postseason rounds.

·Entries randomly selected will be notified via email with an opportunity to purchase postseason home game tickets based upon availability. Please note, registration does not guarantee you the opportunity to purchase Phillies postseason tickets. 

For a complete list of rules and terms and conditions, please visit phillies.com/postseasonticketopportunity.

Fans may also purchase Phillies postseason tickets via SeatGeek, the Official Fan-to-Fan Ticket Marketplace of the Phillies and Major League Baseball.

The postseason schedule can be found at phillies.com/postseason.

Season ticket holders already got their instructions on playoff tickets. First dibs obviously. Some have put their tickets on the resale market at a 500% mark up, which kinda sucks, but hey, they’re the customer. They can do what they want to do, whether we think it’s shitty or not. But yeah, this is pretty simple. You sign up and enter the lottery, hoping to beat out Emily from Doylestown for tickets. Good luck and God speed to everyone who enters.