It would be an understatement to say Penn State football is a big deal. Consequently, getting the tickets required to make the most of the Saturday experience has become quite the event. While the process of obtaining ticket packages hasn’t always gone smoothly, a sellout is inevitable in this day and age.
More than 21,000 Penn State students purchased season football tickets last week, ensuring that the loyal, enthusiastic and vibrant section again will be filled to capacity in Beaver Stadium. The sale for each class took place on its own designated day, with 90 percent of the tickets for each …

Many upperclassmen bought season tickets earlier this week… now it’s the sophomore class’s turn. (Sophomores are defined by the university as people with between 27.1 and 54 credits.)
Ticket sales begin tomorrow at 7:00 am. You can access the sale here. Hopefully you remembered to preregister back in May!
Here are some additional tips from an earlier post:
Add your billing information to your Ticketmaster account before the day of the sale. This will make it a little less stressful during that early morning crunch.
Don’t bother going to the site before the time the sale is supposed to begin. You’ll just frustrate yourself, …

As Tim wrote Friday, the registration window for returning undergraduate and graduate students interested in football season tickets opens at 8 AM today.
Between now and 5 PM Sunday (May 31st), students must follow the instructions posted on GoPSUSports’ Student Central website in order to have an opportunity to buy tickets:
This mandatory pre-registration confirms your intent to participate in the student football ticket sale. To pre-register, please go to http://www.ticketmaster.com/venue/16740. The pre-registration process will mirror the actual sales process in June. As part of this pre-registration, you will go through the steps of “BUYING” your pre-registration, but no costs will be …

The Athletics Department released more information this morning about how student ticket sales will be conducted for the 2009-10 season. Season student tickets will cost $247.00.
The process differs little from last year, even though paper tickets are being discontinued.
Step One: Create a Ticketmaster Account
Before you do anything, check your email archives to see what if you created a Ticketmaster account last year. If you did, hopefully you remember the password (though the password reset process is pretty easy).
If you didn’t create a Ticketmaster account last year, that should be the first thing you do. Head on over to the Ticketmaster …