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One of the league’s two New York teams will face off against one of two Los Angeles teams for the trophy — no, we’re not talking about the Dodgers and the Yankees, but the feeling of déjà vu is understandable. Instead, Major League Soccer‘s New York Red Bulls will travel to Los Angeles to face the Galaxy for a shot at their first MLS Cup Trophy.
Meanwhile, Galaxy looks to secure their 6th title, 10 years to the day since their last title. The game will take place at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, CA.
At A Glance: How To Watch The MLS Cup Final
Whether you’ve been following the MLS Cup since it started or just tuning in to the final, there are a few ways to catch the game live.
Apple TV+
Apple TV is home to the MLS Season Pass, a subscription that gives you access to every regular and postseason game. Apple TV will stream the MLS Cup final for free — no Apple TV+ or MLS Season Pass required.
During the regular season, the MLS Season pass costs $14.99/mo and is available as a standalone subscription on Apple TV. That means you’ll need the Apple TV app to stream regular season games, but you don’t need an Apple TV+ subscription (Apple TV+ subscribers get a $2/mo discount on MLS Season Pass during the regular season). The final between Galaxy and Red Bulls will stream free, without a subscription to either Apple TV+ or MLS Season Pass.
The game will also air on FOX, which is available in most markets with an antenna or with a live TV streaming service such as Directv Stream, Fubo, or Hulu with Live TV.
Where to Get MLS Cup Tickets
If you’re looking to catch the game in person at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, CA, there are still last-minute stubs available. However, all of the tickets are sold at resale, so you can expect to pay more than face value.
The game will be played on the Galaxy’s home turf, as they finished with the highest regular-season point total of the two finalists. The Red Bulls finished 7th, toppling the higher-seeded New York City FC and Orlando City SC in the Semis and Conference finals. In the West, Galaxy dominated Minnesota 6-2 and eked out a 1-0 win over Seattle to secure their spot.
MLS Cup Final: New York Red Bulls at LA Galaxy
Ticketmaster
Ticketmaster has resale tickets starting at around $400 as of this writing, with limited availability of sections.
VividSeats
VividSeats has tickets starting at just over $400. You can filter by section, though VividSeats doesn’t display what the view looks like. Rolling Stone readers can take a small discount with code RS2024 for $20 off orders of $200 or more.
TicketNetwork
TicketNetwork has seats starting at around $412, and Rolling Stone readers can get $150 off eligible orders of $300 or more with code RS150, or $300 off if you spend $1,000 or more with code RS300.
StubHub
StubHub has tickets for around $440, but a broader availability across different sections than Ticketmaster. StubHub also shows you a preview of what your view will look like.
Gametime
Gametime’s site displays a layout of the field and shows what the view from the seats looks like, and tickets are available starting at $379 as of this writing.
