UBC Thunderbirds Tickets
NCAA UBC Thunderbirds Tickets
See some of the top players in collegiate athletics with UBC Thunderbirds tickets from TicketSmarter. The UBC Thunderbirds have a rich tradition and history in the NCAA competition. The university sponsors varsity teams in several sporting disciplines for both men and women. Matchups for the school’s various sports teams may be made up of conference rivals or out-of-conference opponents. The ultimate goal for UBC Thunderbirds athletics each year is to field the most competitive teams and win a conference or national championship in each respective sport.
The NCAA sanctions both team and individual sports for men and women that the UBC Thunderbirds may compete in. The most popular men’s team sports include basketball, baseball, soccer, football, lacrosse, and ice hockey. Women’s team sports that are common among most campuses include basketball, volleyball, lacrosse, soccer, and softball. Individual sports on campuses for both men and women include track, cross country, tennis, swimming, and golf. TicketSmarter has UBC Thunderbirds tickets for all of the major NCAA college sports that the university will compete!
UBC Thunderbirds Ticket Prices
UBC Thunderbirds ticket prices will be dependent on multiple factors. Each league will offer different priced seats, with the NFL and NCAA charging the most for tickets. CFL and AFL matchups will tend to be cheaper, however, playoff games will certainly be in higher demand. Games featuring top-ranked opponents might sell-out, leading to an increase in UBC Thunderbirds ticket prices.
How much are UBC Thunderbirds tickets?
NFL tickets are among the most expensive tickets for any professional sport. On average, NFL tickets can cost around $95. At the college level, NCAA football tickets can range from around $30 for lower-ranked teams to around $60 for more popular teams. International football tickets in the CFL or AFL will be similarly priced to NCAA football tickets. Expect to pay around $30 to $60 on average.
UBC Thunderbirds Schedule
Football is traditionally a fall sport. The NCAA football season begins at the end of August and finishes in late November. The NFL season coincides with the college season, but plays around three or four more games and finishes at the end of December. Due to the more extreme weather in Canada, the CFL season begins in June and ends in November. In Australia, the sport is played during the Australian fall and winter, which is from March through September. Notable events include the NFL Preseason and NFL Draft. Browse through the games in the UBC Thunderbirds schedule above to plan your next football event.
When do UBC Thunderbirds tickets go on sale?
There is no need to write down presale codes to purchase UBC Thunderbirds tickets on TicketSmarter. Season tickets generally go on sale around four months before the start of each football season. Single-game football tickets can be purchased around four to six weeks before the beginning of the regular season.
UBC Thunderbirds Seating Chart
Though every football field will measure 100 yards, the stadium that surrounds the field will vary in capacity. NCAA football stadiums hold around 30,000 to 40,000, with some stadiums like Michigan Stadium being able to hold over 100,000 fans. Many professional stadiums have around 50,000 to 60,000 seats. AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, is one of the largest NFL stadiums with a capacity of 80,000. AFL stadiums will differ slightly as Australian football is typically played on an oval-shaped cricket pitch.
Fans who would like to get close to the field at a more affordable price should look for seats behind the end zones or in the corners of stadiums. The most sought after seats lie at the fifty-yard line since they yield the best views of the field. Luxury suites typically are placed between the upper and lower levels of the stadium. Find the best prices for UBC Thunderbirds tickets by using TicketSmarter’s interactive seating chart. The sorting tool can help customers compare prices across the seating sections.
