AUBURN, Ala. – Single game reserved tickets and add-on access to Auburn baseball’s new Hall of Fame Club went on sale to the public earlier this week.
A tribute to Auburn, Southeastern Conference and Major League Baseball great Frank Thomas, who is the first player from the SEC enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame, the Hall of Fame Club will add premium seats and standing room space at field level to go along with a 3,000-square foot climate-controlled club space featuring food, drinks, televisions, restrooms, and indoor seating.
“The Hall of Fame Club is going to be the first step towards taking our gameday experience to the next level, giving fans the opportunity to get up close and personal to the action while enjoying premium amenities,” head coach Butch Thompson said. “Named in honor of one of the greatest to ever play our sport in Frank Thomas, I think this space will live up to its namesake and will give the Auburn Family a taste of what’s to come at Plainsman Park.”
Divided between two tiered rows located as close as 40 feet from home plate, the Hall of Fame Club reserved seats are made of high-end leather and offer a dynamic field-level view of the action at Plainsman Park. Patrons are allowed access to the climate-controlled club space located behind the first base dugout and are provided with complimentary food and non-alcoholic drinks as well as access to a cash bar.
The Hall of Fame Club pass is a ticket add-on which provides access to a standing room drink rail located behind the two rows of reserved seating and allows fans to enjoy all the other premium perks of the Hall of Fame Club. This option is a ticket add-on only and does not include a game ticket.
Reserved seats range from $40-$150 while add-on access is available from $25-$90 depending on the opponent. All games must be purchased individually for the 2024 season.
Reserved seats are sold out for seven games while fewer than 25 tickets remain for nine more contests.