If you’re not able to get to Doak Campbell Stadium for each Florida State game, the window to purchase single-game tickets is opening soon.
FSU athletics will begin selling single-game tickets on June 18 at 9 a.m. There will also be an early-access window on June 17 for boosters. Tickets are capped to a maximum of six per game.
All single-game ticket locations will be in the visiting team’s allotment. Availability for single-game tickets varies, with limited quantities for home games against Clemson and Florida.
All tickets will be mobile passes in 2024 and must be saved to a mobile wallet (no screenshots).
FSU’s pricing varies by game:
Sept. 2 — Boston College, $50
Sept. 14 — Memphis, $40
Sept. 21 — California, $50
Oct. 5 — Clemson, $125
Nov. 2 — North Carolina, $50
Nov. 23 — Charleston Southern, $40
Nov. 30 — Florida, $125
Only two times for home games have been set: FSU vs. BC is at 7:30 p.m., while FSU-Memphis is at noon.
Fans who aren't Seminole Boosters can join ahead of the June 18 window and jump in to purchase on June 17.
FSU athletics will begin selling single-game tickets on June 18 at 9 a.m. There will also be an early-access window on June 17 for boosters. Tickets are capped to a maximum of six per game.
All single-game ticket locations will be in the visiting team’s allotment. Availability for single-game tickets varies, with limited quantities for home games against Clemson and Florida.
All tickets will be mobile passes in 2024 and must be saved to a mobile wallet (no screenshots).
FSU’s pricing varies by game:
Sept. 2 — Boston College, $50
Sept. 14 — Memphis, $40
Sept. 21 — California, $50
Oct. 5 — Clemson, $125
Nov. 2 — North Carolina, $50
Nov. 23 — Charleston Southern, $40
Nov. 30 — Florida, $125
Only two times for home games have been set: FSU vs. BC is at 7:30 p.m., while FSU-Memphis is at noon.
Fans who aren't Seminole Boosters can join ahead of the June 18 window and jump in to purchase on June 17.
