Just got this from the Athletic Dept.:
Football Season Ticket Prices for 2017 Unchanged; New Payment Options to be Implemented
Nebraska Athletics has announced there will be no change in season football ticket prices for the 2017 season. For the third straight year the price of a football season ticket will be $57 per game which is more than a 30 percent savings as compared to single-game ticket prices.
Additionally, Husker season football ticket holders are being provided with new and more flexible payment options for tickets and parking.
Husker season ticket holders can now renew their season tickets for the 2017 season and choose a six-month payment plan option. The new plan is designed to help ticket holders get an early start on renewing their season tickets and spread out the payments over multiple months. Season ticket holders may use Visa, MasterCard or Discover when selecting the payment plan option.
Husker season ticket holders are encouraged to enroll in a season ticket payment plan but it is not required. Season ticket holders may still renew on-line or via mail with invoices sent in late January. Season ticket holders can save $25 on their season tickets and parking when they renew online in full using the eCheck discount.
Nebraska will face one of its most impressive home schedules in recent years in 2017, with seven games at Memorial Stadium. The home schedule features five Big Ten home games, including back-to-back home October matchups against College Football playoff participant Ohio State and West Division champion and Cotton Bowl participant Wisconsin.
Nebraska will also play host to Big Ten West Division foes Iowa and Northwestern, and take on Rutgers in a Big Ten cross-division matchup. The season will open on Sept. 2 against Sun Belt champion Arkansas State and the non-conference schedule also includes a visit from Northern Illinois.
Nebraska will enter the 2017 season with an NCAA-record 354 consecutive sellouts.
Season ticket holders with questions should contact Nebraska Athletics Development & Ticketing at 402-472-3111 or 800-8-BIG RED (M-F, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.). Fans looking to purchase 2017 season tickets can put a $100 down payment today and guarantee themselves the chance to purchase seats through the Seat Yourself process in May. To place a down payment, visit huskers.com/requestlist.
Football Season Ticket Prices for 2017 Unchanged; New Payment Options to be Implemented
Nebraska Athletics has announced there will be no change in season football ticket prices for the 2017 season. For the third straight year the price of a football season ticket will be $57 per game which is more than a 30 percent savings as compared to single-game ticket prices.
Additionally, Husker season football ticket holders are being provided with new and more flexible payment options for tickets and parking.
Husker season ticket holders can now renew their season tickets for the 2017 season and choose a six-month payment plan option. The new plan is designed to help ticket holders get an early start on renewing their season tickets and spread out the payments over multiple months. Season ticket holders may use Visa, MasterCard or Discover when selecting the payment plan option.
Husker season ticket holders are encouraged to enroll in a season ticket payment plan but it is not required. Season ticket holders may still renew on-line or via mail with invoices sent in late January. Season ticket holders can save $25 on their season tickets and parking when they renew online in full using the eCheck discount.
Nebraska will face one of its most impressive home schedules in recent years in 2017, with seven games at Memorial Stadium. The home schedule features five Big Ten home games, including back-to-back home October matchups against College Football playoff participant Ohio State and West Division champion and Cotton Bowl participant Wisconsin.
Nebraska will also play host to Big Ten West Division foes Iowa and Northwestern, and take on Rutgers in a Big Ten cross-division matchup. The season will open on Sept. 2 against Sun Belt champion Arkansas State and the non-conference schedule also includes a visit from Northern Illinois.
Nebraska will enter the 2017 season with an NCAA-record 354 consecutive sellouts.
Season ticket holders with questions should contact Nebraska Athletics Development & Ticketing at 402-472-3111 or 800-8-BIG RED (M-F, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.). Fans looking to purchase 2017 season tickets can put a $100 down payment today and guarantee themselves the chance to purchase seats through the Seat Yourself process in May. To place a down payment, visit huskers.com/requestlist.
