ST. LOUIS, Mo., December 6, 2023 – Autograph tickets for the 2024 Cardinals Care Winter Warm-Up will go on sale Monday, December 11 at 12 PM CT at cardinals.com/WWU. All autograph tickets will be issued electronically via the MLB Ballpark app. The 2024 Winter Warm-Up will be held January 13-15 at Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village. A Winter Warm-Up admission ticket is required to obtain autographs at the event.
Members of the St. Louis Cardinals scheduled to sign at the event include Alec Burleson, Dylan Carlson, Willson Contreras, Brendan Donovan, Tommy Edman, Kyle Gibson, Nolan Gorman, Sonny Gray, Ryan Helsley, Lance Lynn, Lars Nootbaar, and Jordan Walker. Cardinals World Series MVPs, David Freese (2011) and David Eckstein (2006), along with Cardinals and National Baseball Hall of Famer, Tony La Russa, will also have autograph times. Fans should visit cardinals.com/WWU frequently for a full and updated list of available autograph tickets.
Autograph stations will be set up in the Budweiser Brewhouse and PBR at Ballpark Village, as well as in the UMB Champions Club in Busch Stadium. Fans will be queued according to the number listed on their autograph ticket during the designated timeframe. Fans can report to the autograph station when the number listed on their autograph ticket is announced at the event. Early line-ups will not be permitted.
A limited supply of free autograph tickets will be available to order online on a first-come, first-served basis starting the first week of January. A full list and schedule of free autograph signing dates will be listed on cardinals.com/WWU at that time.
Autograph tickets are the sole responsibility of the ticket purchaser and cannot be reissued, or refunded, and are not for resale. The autograph schedule is subject to change. For the latest details about autograph dates, signing times, pricing, or to purchase admission or autograph tickets, visit cardinals.com/WWU.
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About Cardinals Care
Cardinals Care was established to give fans a way to team up with Cardinals players and the organization to help children in our community—both on and off the baseball field. Established in 1997, Cardinals Care has invested over $31 million to support St. Louis area children, built or renovated 24 youth ball fields in local under-resourced neighborhoods, and distributed over $17 million in grants to nonprofit organizations.
2023 marks the 20th anniversary of the innovative Redbird Rookies program, a free co-ed baseball/softball league for kids who otherwise might not have the opportunity to play. In addition to providing all the uniforms, gloves, bats, balls and other equipment needed for each team, Redbird Rookies also provides extensive off-field support in the areas of health, education, mentoring and the cultural arts for each of the nearly 2,000 kids who participate in the program each year. To learn more about all of Cardinals Care’s programs visit cardinals.com/community and follow @CardinalsCare on X.
Click here for more information on the 2024 Winter Warm-Up and Cardinals Caravan.
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