Single Game Tickets on Sale Monday
On Monday, July 26, single game Penn State football tickets will be available for purchase. This is a second chance for those who may have missed getting season tickets or for those who may just want to go to a game or two.
Tickets are available for all seven home games, including the night game against Michigan on October 30 and the rivalry game with Michigan State on November 27. The tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Monday on www.gopsusports.com and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. There is a purchasing limit of two tickets for the game against Michigan and the Homecoming game against Illinois on October 9.
Tickets are also available for the game against Indiana in Washington, D.C. These tickets can be found at www.gopsusports.com/tickets. The other four away games, which include Alabama and Ohio State, are sold out. However, student tickets to these games are still available. Instructions regarding this process can be found here.
Whether you want to experience a wonderful night-game atmosphere against Michigan or just want to catch an afternoon game against Temple, make sure to get online at 10 a.m. Monday to get your tickets.
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