Celebration Bowl Tickets

The Celebration Bowl is not part of the College Football Playoffs. The New Year's Six Bowl, which includes Fiesta Bowl, Orange Bowl, Peach Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Cotton Bowl, and Rose Bowl are the only bowls that are in the rotation to host the college football semi-final or the College Football National Championship game. The Celebration Bowl is the last game of the season for participants and counts only toward their all-time post-season records.

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Most tickets are now delivered via mobile transfer using the email used to place your order. You will then pull up your tickets on your phone to have them scanned when you enter the venue.

Before entering the venue, make sure you can access your tickets on your mobile device. If you cannot find you tickets on your device, check your email for detailed instructions on how to proceed. And if there are any issues, contact our customer service representatives for timely assistance.

When entering the venue, make sure you or someone in your group has a charged mobile device on hand to access tickets so that they can be scanned at the turnstile. To make things easier, most devices allow you to add your virtual ticket to your phone's mobile wallet, which makes the ticket easier to access and also eliminates the issues that could arise if WiFi is slow.

To find discounted Celebration Bowl tickets, it's important to check both the primary and secondary ticket markets. Based on the demand for a given event, resale marketplaces like TicketIQ may be more or less expensive than face value options available through primary ticketing platforms like Ticketmaster, AXS, and SeatGeek. Weekend rivalry games are typically the most expensive, while weekday games against lesser opponents are the best way to get to a game for cheap. For sporting events that take place every year, it's important to know when the event is going on sale, which is typically the middle of the off-season. Many baseball teams offer group pricing for groups of more than 8-10 people, with prices usually 10% to 15% below face value prices. Teams often adjust prices dynamically in-season, which can impact both face-value and resale ticket prices. For fans willing to commit by purchasing season tickets, prices are typically 10%-20% below single-game face value prices

If you are looking for Celebration Bowl tickets that fall on the cheaper side, the upper deck would be your best option. Upper deck outfield or bleacher seats will usually cost significantly less than those in other parts of the venue, so that would be the best place to start looking. While these upper deck seats tend to be more inexpensive, sometimes seats can be found in the upper levels that run higher prices than those in the lower levels, so choose wisely. With that being said, at most baseball stadiums there are no bad locations to view a game. Even the most inexpensive seats still provide fans with a very enjoyable game experience.

If you are looking for more expensive Celebration Bowl tickets, lower-level seats are the best place to look. Field-level seats along the base paths and behind the plate will usually cost more than other ones in the stadium. Tickets behind the home and visiting dugouts are often among the most expensive sections for baseball stadiums. Additionally, club suites are considered some of the premier locations at the venue. Resale sites like TicketIQ and StubHub often don't list suite options, which means you'll need to visit the team site directly to purchase those.

Celebration Bowl schedules are released 6 months ahead of the next season, usually in August or September. Tickets are immediately available on the secondary market via season-ticket holders, however, teams don't typically put face-value single-game tickets on sale until closer to the season, usually in January or February. Promotional night schedules are released even closer to the start of the season, and teams will often wait to put other big games like an opening day on sale until closer to the actual date of the game.

Field-level seats are some of the most desirable seats to sit in at a Celebration Bowl game. On TicketIQ, we will usually have inventory available for these sections. And if you cannot find these tickets on the secondary market, go directly through the team. Field seats are primarily the closest one can get to the action, so they should not be hard to find when looking at the venue seating chart.

Premium, VIP, and Suite options are abundant for most baseball venues. Many of the most expensive Celebration Bowl tickets. On TicketIQ, we will usually have inventory available for these sections. And if you cannot find these tickets on the secondary market, go directly through the team. Field seats are primarily the closest one can get to the action, so they should not be hard to find when looking at the venue seating chart.

If you would like to show up early to the Celebration Bowl game, expect gates to open 1.5-2.5 hours before the first pitch. This is standard for most baseball games, although there may be variations. On weekends gates typically open up earlier than on weekdays for many stadiums. If you would like to arrive well before the game, most baseball stadiums have tons of bars/restaurants, and concessions that can keep you entertained before the first pitch.

Celebration Bowl games rarely sell out. However, tickets in lower sections sell out much more quickly than tickets in the upper decks, and have more limited availability across primary and secondary ticket sites. That said, resale marketplaces like TicketIQ are often cheaper than face-value tickets even if the game is not sold out, especially for upper deck seats where tickets can be as low as $10.