You already have your tickets to see the Nittany Lions play seven games at Beaver Stadium, but what about away games?

There’s nothing like the student section in the South End Zone, but catching a Penn State game on the road is a whole new world of football fandom. There’s no better feeling than celebrating a Penn State touchdown in another team’s stadium while the majority of fans in attendance look on silently.

So what do you need to get there? First things first: a ticket.

Athletics has a student ticket allotment for each away game that’s sold online the week prior to the game. For most games, this means 7 a.m. Monday.

All you need to do to purchase your tickets is log in at 7 a.m. to Student Account Manager, signing in with your student email and whatever password you set up. As with any online purchase, you’ll need a credit or debit card, so keep that handy as you flow through the process.

This year’s away game ticket prices are as follows:

• Maryland (Friday, September 27) — $78
• Iowa (Saturday, October 12) — $95
• Michigan State (Saturday, October 26) — $50
• Minnesota (Saturday, November 9) — $85
• Ohio State (Saturday, November 23) — $198

Tickets are available for 24 hours after the 7 a.m. opening, or until they sell out (and they often sell out).

After you get your ticket online, you’ll need to bring your student ID to the Bryce Jordan Center ticket office to pick up your tickets. You can do this from 10 a.m. the day after the sale through 4:30 p.m. Thursday (Note: For Maryland, the deadline is 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.) before the game. If you have friends you want to sit with, make sure you all go to the office to pick up your tickets together.

If you don’t meet the 4:30 p.m. deadline, you’ll forfeit your ticket with no refund.

You can also find everything you need to know about sale dates and pickup deadlines for this season on Penn State’s student central ticketing site.