Iowa Football Tickets

Iowa Football Tickets 2023

If you were to rank the "best college football fans in America" it is very likely that the Iowa Hawkeyes would be high on the list. They are passionate supporters of their program, which has been playing college football since 1889. The Hawkeyes have played over 600 home games in their history, and they will draw huge crowds for the big games.

The biggest games for Iowa are their rivalry games against Iowa State, Minnesota, Nebraska and Wisconsin. The ISU game is a non-conference game so it is played early in the season and typically the first sell out on the home schedule. The winner of the Iowa vs Iowa State game is awarded the Cy-Hawk Trophy. The Hawkeyes game against Minnesota is also special one with almost 100 meetings between the two football powers. Fans also turn out whenever a marquee Big Ten opponent is playing in Iowa City, including the Michigan Wolverines, Ohio State Buckeyes and Penn State Nittany Lions.

Iowa fans have high expectations for the team in 2023 and want to see their favorite team in contention for a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game. A good season in Iowa City would see the team win the West Division and play for the conference championship. A dream season for Iowa fans would be capped with a Big Ten title and a trip to the Rose Bowl, or College Football Playoff. Whether you need regular-season games for Iowa, or are looking for a post-season game, we have a full selection of great seats here.

Iowa vs Iowa State Tickets

Among the best earlier season rivalry games is the Iowa vs Iowa State game, which is played each season before the Big Ten schedule begins. The annual battle between the Hawkeyes and Cyclones is one of the best football games in the Midwest and has been competed more than 65 times in history with the Hawkeyes holding a decided advantage in the all-time win loss column. The Cy-Hawk Trophy was created upon the series' renewal in 1977, and is the hardware awarded to the winning team in this game. Whether the game is played at home in Iowa City or away in Ames, expect a large crowd there cheering on the Hawkeyes.

Iowa's Top Games

• vs Iowa State
• vs Michigan
• vs Minnesota
• vs Nebraska
• vs Ohio State
• vs Penn State
• vs Wisconsin

Tickets & Parking for Iowa Football Games

Iowa football tickets are available for 2023 home games at Kinnick Stadium, road games, and even major bowl games. Fans can even find neutral site games include the Big Ten Championship Game and early-season Kickoff Games. For home games, there are typically a large selection of seats available here to purchase from the Upper-Level Endzone (Sections 334-338) to the Lower-Level Sidelines (Sections 102-109 & 123-130). Fans can choose to purchase individual game tickets for any 2023 game, or buy Hawkeyes Season Tickets which include all regular-season home games. Our goal is to make it easier for fans to buy tickets for their favorite college football games, including Iowa Hawkeye's fans. Fans who are interested in securing a parking pass prior to kickoff can search our selection of Iowa football parking passes.

Iowa Hawkeyes Sports

• Iowa Men's Basketball
• Iowa Women's Basketball
• Iowa Women's Volleyball
• Iowa Wrestling

Iowa Football Games at Kinnick Stadium

Iowa football tickets are available for all Hawkeyes games, including home games at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa. The stadium holds more than 70,500 fans. On game day there are many fantastic ways those Iowa fans show their passion for the Hawkeyes. In one of college football's most heartwarming traditions, following the conclusion of the first quarter each home game, Iowa fans wave to the top floor of the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital, where children and their families gather to watch the games. It is a heartwarming moment in the middle of a great football game.

Kinnick has one primary level, the 100-level which are lower-level and situated right down by the field. The Sections in this level include 101-140 with Section 101-110 and 122-131 being located along the sides of the field. There are approximately 79 rows in each section of those 100-level seats on the side of the field. There is a small upper-level endzone which includes Sections 331-341 and even a handful of 200-level sections on one end of the field. A popular place to sit is on the Iowa sideline which is located front of Sections 124-129. The Hawkeyes home bench is on the Kinnick Stadium sideline in-front of Sections 125-128.

The tailgating scene outside Kinnick Stadium is one of the finest in college football. Hawkeyes fans show up early and fill the surrounding area with an array of delicious food options. Across the river in Iowa City (approximately one mile) is Brothers Bar & Grill and a handful of other bars that you can visit in the lead-up to kickoff at Kinnick. Get to an Iowa Hawkeyes game to enjoy some of the famous Midwestern hospitality.