AUBURN, Ala.—For the third consecutive football season, Auburn has sold out of public season tickets, matching last year’s record of 63,500 tickets purchased, Auburn Athletics announced Tuesday. The sellout was achieved during the exclusive Tigers Unlimited purchasing window and no inventory remained for a general public on sale.
“I want to thank our incredible fan base for their continued support of Auburn and the football program,” head coach Hugh Freeze said. “The Auburn family is second to none and a sellout of season tickets for three consecutive years demonstrates what makes Auburn so special. We look forward to seeing everyone on September 6 in Jordan-Hare Stadium for Kickoff on the Plains.”
Of the 63,500 tickets purchased, more than 4,000 are from new season ticket holders.
While the student season ticket sale process begins later this week, once it is complete, Auburn will again begin the 2025 season with more than 80,000 combined Tigers Unlimited, faculty/staff and student season tickets sold.
“Auburn men and women truly do believe in Auburn and love it,” athletics director John Cohen said. “Selling out Jordan-Hare Stadium for a third-straight season is a testament to Auburn men and women’s unrivaled commitment to this university. Thank you to our fans for your support of our student-athletes.”
Fans can still secure their spot in Jordan-Hare Stadium for select games in the 2025 season through single-game package offerings and four-packs which include four game tickets and a reserved parking pass to select contests, slated to go on sale on Thursday, June 26 at 9 a.m. CT.
The first four-pack offering is available for only $80 as Auburn takes on Ball State at Jordan-Hare Stadium Sept. 6 at 6:30 p.m. CT for Kickoff on The Plains. That will include four tickets and a parking pass.
Similar limited-quantity four-packs are available for home games against Missouri ($200), Kentucky ($200) and Mercer ($60).
Two-game mini-plans include the choice of Missouri or Kentucky and Ball State or Mercer for $75, with three-game mini-plans at $90 for the choice of Missouri or Kentucky and both Ball State and Mercer.
Additionally, premium seating and experience options will be available beginning July 1, including single-game field suites and enhanced tailgating experiences at Plainsman Park.
Before 2023, the previous Auburn record was 62,900 season tickets sold before the 2014 season. Ticket allotments to visiting teams have changed since then, allowing for more seating availability.
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