Penn State will launch student season football ticket sales beginning Monday, June 20, seven weeks from today. Sales will follow their typical format throughout the week and launch in descending class order, concluding with freshmen on Friday, June 24.
The cost of the seven-game package this year is $246, which is a $7, or 2.84%, increase from last season. Along with the ticket package, students will again have the option to buy the official 2022 White Out shirt and a Student Nittany Lion Club membership for $35.
The ticket sales will proceed on the following schedule:
- Graduate students: Monday, June 20 @ 7 a.m.
- Seniors: Tuesday, June 21 @ 7 a.m.
- Juniors: Wednesday, June 22 @ 7 a.m.
- Sophomores: Thursday, June 23 @ 7 a.m.
- Freshmen: Friday, June 24 @ 7 a.m.
Sales will end at 2 p.m. each day or when each class’s allotment sells out, whichever comes first.
Similar to last season, Penn State will send an email in mid-June to all students eligible to buy tickets to confirm their sale date, including a guide to purchasing tickets. Sales are open to only full-time students. More information and details on student eligibility can be found here.
Penn State Athletics will most likely follow the same process it has since 2019, which probably includes the dreaded Ticketmaster queue. There is no reason to fear, though, as students can use Onward State’s guide to make sure they’re ready to roll on their sale date.
The Nittany Lions will begin their football season on Thursday, September 1 with a matchup against Purdue in West Lafayette.
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