TXST Release:
SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Dan & Cindee Diepenhorst Champions Club at Bobcat Stadium is sold out for the 2024 Texas State football season, Texas State Athletics announced on Wednesday. It is the first time the Champions Club has been sold out for an entire season since 2016.
Bobcat fans can still receive a premium experience with football season tickets by purchasing a ticket plan in the Priority sections on the west side of Bobcat Stadium (sections 101-105). These sections offer fans guaranteed seat location, cushioned seats, and more legroom. Due to high demand, however, tickets are limited in the Priority sections and interested fans are encouraged to secure their season tickets soon.
Fans who wish to purchase Champions Club tickets in the future can do so by calling the Bobcat Club at 512-245-2117 or emailing bobcatclub@txstate.edu to be placed on the waiting list. To receive priority on the waiting list, fans must be current season ticket holders and Bobcat Club donors. Seat location will then be determined based on Bobcat Club priority points. More information on the priority points system can be seen here.
Season tickets for all other sections at Bobcat Stadium, which start at $100 for all seven home games, are available now.
Fans can save up to 60 percent on 2024 single-game ticket prices by purchasing season tickets, which include the best value for fans as well as preferred seating to all seven home games. Season ticket holders also get benefits such as guaranteed seat location, priority access to postseason games, Bobcat Club priority points, away game priority, ability to sell unused tickets on SeatGeek, and more.
To purchase, fans can visit TXST.com/tickets or call the Texas State Athletics Ticket Office at 512-245-2272. Fans who purchase season tickets through end of April will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a commemorative SERVPRO First Responder Bowl ticket, a SERVPRO First Responder champion hat, or team-issued bowl game polo.
The Bobcats open the 2024 campaign at home on Aug. 31 against Lamar and will also host UTSA, Arizona State, Arkansas State, Louisiana, Southern Miss and Georgia State.
Texas State is coming off a 2023 season in which it won an FBS-record eight games and beat Rice in the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl, which was the program’s first ever bowl game appearance. The Bobcats also had a record season attendance at Bobcat Stadium.
