Cheap NCAA Tickets | How to Buy Cheap NCAA Tickets

By far, the easiest way to save money on NCAA tickets is by avoiding high fees. Unbeknownst to most fans, many resale ticket sites add on hidden fees of anywhere from 10% to 25% at checkout. These companies will try to draw your attention away from their crazy high fees by not showing them to you until checkout, or trying to get you to focus on their discount and loyalty programs, which usually give a small percent of each order back on future orders (i.e. If you spend $100 on this order, you get $5 off a future order).

There are two very important caveats to these discount and loyalty programs:

So, what’s the alternative? They are called “no fees tickets”, and they are, without a doubt, the number one best way to save money on NCAA tickets. Unlike other ticket marketplaces, TickPick has no hidden fees or commissions. While other companies will charge you upwards of 15% for buying tickets from them, we only markup the tickets on our site 10%.

While NCAA teams don’t havea s big of a fan base as professional sports teams, and therefore, have less reselling of tickets, for just about any NCAA game you would want to go to, you’ll be able to find tickets on TickPick. As a genearl rule of thumb, for smaller games, it will be better to find tickets through the school or alumni network, but for larger games, particularly any finals games, you will be able to find some great, no-fee NCAA tickets on TickPick.

Another thing to consider when buying NCAA tickets is where the student sections and the bands are going to be. This will differ for each stadium, but generally, the bands are in the lower-level corners, and the student sections are in the end-zones and wrap around towards the center of the field, leaving the best spots right at the fifty yard line just for you.