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Penn State Football Single-Game Ticket Sales To Begin On July 2

Penn State football’s single-game ticket sale for the general public is slated to begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 2.

The team will once again use variable ticket pricing for single-game seats that starts at $40. A limited amount of tickets are available for the Nittany Lions’ week 3 contest against Pitt, and individual seats are the only ones available for the White Out game against Michigan on October 19.

Advance parking passes for individual games will also be available as part of the general public ticket sale. General parking permits are $25 per car, but you can also park in one of the new general cash lots for $60.

James Franklin’s program will take the field at Beaver Stadium seven times this season. The 2019 season will get started with three consecutive non-conference home games against Idaho, Buffalo, and Pitt before hosting four contests in Big Ten play against Purdue, Michigan, Indiana, and Rutgers.

Penn State has only announced the kickoff times for its first four home games of the season so far. Its season opener against Idaho will get started at 3:30 p.m. August 31, the Buffalo game is set to kick off at 7:30 p.m. September 7, and the Nittany Lions’ clash with Pitt will begin at noon on September 14. The Nittany Lions’ first Big Ten home contest of the year against Purdue will start at noon on October 5.

The team also announced all seven of this year’s home game themes in April. On top of the White Out game against Michigan, the 100th meeting between Penn State and Pitt will be played under Stripe Out conditions. Additionally, the Nittany Lions will rock their Generations of Greatness throwback uniforms and celebrate Homecoming against Purdue on October 5.

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In the most upsetting turn of events, Mikey graduated from Penn State with a digital & print journalism degree in the spring of 2020. He covered Penn State football and served as an editor for Onward State from 2018 until his graduation. Mikey is from Bedminster, New Jersey, so naturally, he spends lots of time yelling about all the best things his home state has to offer. Mikey also loves to play golf, but he sucks at it because golf is really hard. If you, for some reason, feel compelled to see what Mikey has to say on the internet, follow him on Twitter @Mikey_Mandarino. You can also get in touch with Mikey via his big-boy email address: [email protected]

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