Oh, how the tables have turned.

Penn State football’s White Out against USC quickly flipped into one of the least-anticipated White Outs in recent memory following the Nittany Lions’ disastrous 0-2 start to Big Ten play.

It’s a stark contrast to the immense hype going into the 2025 White Out against Oregon, one that lived up to the billing, even if it didn’t fall in Penn State’s favor.

Tickets for that game started at around $330 on the secondary market as just the get-in price, and topped out at well over $1,000 for premium tickets. Folks can get into the 2026 edition for more than 80% less, with some tickets listed for under $60.

Penn State even rolled out additional student seating as the game approaches, because USC returned some of its ticket allotment. While that offers a good chance for students to get in if they were unlucky in the initial draw, it also signals another thing: the game isn’t sold out.

Whether it’s because there’s too much new seating (the empty splotches in the upper stands in the Wisconsin game were just too apparent), the team isn’t playing very well, or whatever other myriad of reasons, the fact that the Greatest Show in College Sports isn’t sold out is an issue.

The good news is, if you’ve been waiting to attend a White Out, this is probably your best bet price-wise. Here are the current get-in prices for a single ticket.

Ticketmaster: $54.99

Just $55 dollars to attend the White Out? Not too shabby.

There are two different options on Ticketmaster at this price point, including row 77 in section NDU and row 72 in section SJU. They are very high up in the Beaver Stadium stands, but that just allows you to appreciate the sea of white in all of its grandeur.

StubHub: $58

Our row 72 in section SJU friend has popped up again on StubHub, but this time for just $3 more.

StubHub does have a variety of other options, though. It’s the easiest platform to see the lowest prices all-around.

SeatGeek: $57

Drum roll, please … row 72 in section SJU again! These folks must be desperate to get this ticket off their hands.

It’s interesting how the same ticket is priced differently across the three marketplaces, but the fact of the matter is it costs less than $60 to attend this year’s White Out, even if you’re all the way up in the sky.