• -Week 4 vs. the Seattle Seahawks for Thursday Night Football
• -Week 9 at the Dallas Cowboys for Monday Night Football

The Arizona Cardinals playhome games at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The stadium opened in 2006 and features a retractable roof. It gave the Cardinals their first permanent stadium and boosted revenue for the community. 

The stadium hosts 200 events per year with an expanded capacity able to reach 72,800. Some of the major events held at the stadium include the Fiesta Bowl, three Super Bowls, and the NCAA Men's Final Four.

Attending a game day at State Farm Stadium is a unique experience. There are pregame tailgates across the 25-acre park around the stadium, but you'll want to make it to your seats before game time to see the Red Sea kickoff. The "Big Red'' siren sounds before kickoff. 

There are several premium seating options for Arizona Cardinals games. The stadium offers private lofts, field boxes, and club seats for those who have Cardinals season tickets. 

The Club level gives you access to exclusive dining options and lounges. If you want to be closer to the action, opt for lower-level sections 103-11, behind the Cardinals bench.

There are plenty of parking lots around State Farm Stadium. With over 20,000 parking spaces, finding a parking spot isn't impossible. However, parking can fill up fast with over 60,000 fans. 

Go over the parking details before driving to the game. You may want to buy a parking pass before you go. Some club-level and premium seats include parking near the stadium. Bringing cash is also not a bad idea if you're unsure where you'll be parking. 

The Arizona Cardinals event tickets go on sale following the release of the NFL schedule, which typically happens in May. Tickets can go on sale before there's an official date for the game, especially for postseason games. 

The Cardinal's schedule features their NFC West foes and other league opponents. Their conference rivals include the Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, and Seattle Seahawks. The preseason begins in August, with the regular season starting in September. If the Cardinals make it to the playoffs, you can buy Cardinals postseason tickets in January.

The NFL season isn't as long as other leagues like the NBA, NHL, and MLB. There are only so many home games for every football team. You'll want to look at the Arizona Cardinals schedule and decide what games you want to attend. 

TickPick has Arizona Cardinals NFLtickets for every game. When you buy the tickets depends on many different factors. Families and large groups should buy tickets in advance. Purchasing two tickets or a single ticket is easier closer to kickoff. However, there may be less selection for bigger games if you wait until game day. 

There are plenty of places to find last-minute Arizona Cardinals game tickets. However, on TickPick, you can avoid hidden fees that other sites charge. Your NFL tickets will be sent to your email shortly after purchase so you can download them to your phone on the go. 

Great ticket prices are available if you're looking for cheap Arizona Cardinals tickets. You may not find inexpensive tickets in the lower level, but Cardinals tickets are less than some other NFL games. 

Prices will fluctuate depending on the matchup, game time, and inventory and demand. Check TickPick frequently leading up to the game so you don't miss a great deal and new tickets that may become available. 

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