Penn State season ticket holders will have until Friday, June 16 to renew their ticket packages the program announced this week. Prices for the complete package will remain the same as they were last season, the Nittany Lions are set to host 17 regular-season home games this year.
Season tickets for the 2017-18 season start at just $267 per ticket for End Zone seating, while bowl seating in the Attack Zone and Center Ice sections are priced at $338 and $445, respectively, per ticket. Premium seating is also available in the Club ($756 per ticket), On the Glass ($778) and Loge ($1,000) areas.
“Our season ticket holders are an integral part of our success,” Head Coach Guy Gadowsky said in a release. “The atmosphere at Pegula Ice Arena is quickly getting a reputation as the best in college hockey, and our team thrives on that.”
All season ticket purchases, with the exception of End Zone seating, require an annual Nittany Lion Club donation of at least $50 per seat. Student season tickets, which do not require an NLC donation, are expected to go on-sale in September.
For those fans hoping to grab single game tickets for the upcoming season, that time won’t come until early August. A complete timeline of ticketing information can be found below.
- June 16 – Men’s hockey season ticket renewal deadline, season ticket holder right of first refusal deadline for the International Game and Seat Selection opt-in deadline.
- Late July – International Game and men’s hockey single game pre-sale for men’s hockey season ticket holders and current Nittany Lion Club members.
- Early August – International Game and men’s hockey single game tickets go on-sale to the general public, subject to availability.
- September – Penn State student season tickets go on-sale
- Click Here for the International Game seating chart / ticket prices
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