Not sure if its standard rule in all MLB or different for wach team here is how it works for Mn Twins
Target Field Rainout
In the event a regulation game, as defined by Major League Baseball (i.e. 4 1/2 innings if the Twins are ahead and five full innings if the visiting team is ahead or the game is tied), is not played due to weather, an act of God or any other reason, one of the following policies will apply:
The game will be:
Suite Tickets
Suite tickets will be valid only for the rescheduled game.
Season Tickets
Full or Partial Season Tickets are valid only for the rescheduled game.
Group Tickets
Group Tickets are valid only for the rescheduled game.
Single-Game Tickets
Single-game tickets are valid only for the rescheduled game.
Target Field Rainout
In the event a regulation game, as defined by Major League Baseball (i.e. 4 1/2 innings if the Twins are ahead and five full innings if the visiting team is ahead or the game is tied), is not played due to weather, an act of God or any other reason, one of the following policies will apply:
The game will be:
- A. Rescheduled to an open day, or
- B. Rescheduled to a Day/Night Split Doubleheader(two separate games on the same date)
Suite Tickets
Suite tickets will be valid only for the rescheduled game.
Season Tickets
Full or Partial Season Tickets are valid only for the rescheduled game.
Group Tickets
Group Tickets are valid only for the rescheduled game.
Single-Game Tickets
Single-game tickets are valid only for the rescheduled game.
I was at the suspended twins vs yankees game, I believe it was 0-0 in the 6th inning when the game was suspended. Since it was over 5 innings the tickets were not valid for the completion of the suspended game on the next day. People who had tickets for the game the next day could go early and see the finish of the suspended game.
