Michigan Wolverines Football Tickets

Michigan Football Tickets & 2022 Schedule

Michigan Football fans are some of the best fans in College Football. They show up in force to support the Maize & Blue and regularly sell out one of the largest stadiums in North America. Demand for tickets is strong as the Wolverine faithful bring over 100,000 people in for home games in Ann Arbor. A home game at Michigan Stadium is a special experience for any true football fan who will get to see the true pageantry of the college game on full display.

Michigan's most popular games are their Big Ten games against Iowa, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State and Wisconsin. They also have a long running series with Notre Dame that is huge every time that it appears on the schedule, and have upcoming home/away games scheduled with Oklahoma and Texas. Wolverines fans have huge expectations for the 2022 squad and expect to see them competing for a spot in the Big Ten Championship game. Their ticket to the Big Ten Champ Game will be punched if they can win their division. A dream season for both fans and the team would see Michigan in contention to earn a top 4 spot in the College Football Playoff. Getting into the CFP is just one step away from this historic program playing for another National Championship, which would make Andy very happy.

Michigan vs Ohio State Tickets

There are few rivals in sports as intense as that between the Michigan Wolverines and Ohio State Buckeyes. Each Fall these two legendary college football programs battle to help decide which team will represent the Big Ten in the conference Championship Game. The game alternates between Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor and Ohio Stadium in Columbus, but one thing that is constant is the amazing atmosphere. This game kicks off early because the intensity is too strong to make it a night game. If you have never seen Michigan vs OSU, then put it on your bucket list to make it happen.

Michigan vs Michigan State

Michigan has been playing their rivals from East Lansing since 1898. The Wolverines game versus Sparty been played over 100 times, with Big Blue holding a decided edge in the win column. These two universities may only be separated by a mere 65 miles, but the differences between the schools, fan bases and teams is pronounced. It is that clash of two cultures which helps to drive for Michigan vs Mich State tickets as fans from both schools want to be there live for this big game. The winner of the annual Michigan vs Michigan State game takes home the Paul Bunyan trophy.

Michigan's Top Games

• vs Iowa
• vs Michigan State
• vs Notre Dame (when they are scheduled to play)
• vs Ohio State
• vs Penn State
• vs Wisconsin
• Big Ten Football Championship (when they qualify)

Michigan Football Tickets

Michigan football tickets are available for individual games, or as season tickets. In addition, road games and neutral site games are available to purchase. Wolverines season tickets include all home games. TicketCity has been a trusted source for college football tickets since 1990.

Michigan Wolverines Sports

• Michigan Baseball
• Michigan Men's Basketball
• Michigan Women's Basketball
• Michigan Hockey
• Michigan Men's Lacrosse
• Michigan Softball
• Michigan Wrestling
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The Michigan Stadium Experience

Michigan Wolverines tickets are available to buy for all games, including all home games at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. Michigan Stadium is known as "the Big House" and is one of the largest stadiums in college football with crowds that regularly exceed 110,000 fans. The Michigan Wolverines home bench is on the Michigan Stadium sideline along sections 20-26. The view is just as good from the other sideline - with the best views coming in sections 44, 1, and 2 (section 1 includes the tunnel that both teams use to get to the locker rooms).

Game day is a special time to be in Ann Arbor. Start off by parking at The University golf course or Pioneer High School (both are across Stadium Boulevard from Michigan Stadium) - this is the heart of Michigan tailgating, so prepare for a sea of maize and blue. Once you finish tailgating, enter the stadium and be sure to walk a lap around the concourse. While narrow and crowded (the stadium was built in 1927) there is a lot to see. The impressive displays include national championship teams, Heisman trophy winners, and All-Americans. After seeing all this it's clear why the University refers to itself as the "winningest program" in college football. Natives of the Great Lakes state will appreciate the outer columns bearing the names of Michigan's 83 counties.

Be sure to be in your seat when the home team takes the field so you can see their traditional entrance, touching the GO BLUE banner as they run onto the field to their fight song. Keep your eyes peeled during the national anthem, as the local branch of the Michigan National Guard usually provides an impressive flyover to really set the stage. The traditions in Ann Arbor are some of the best in college football, so do not miss your opportunity to be there live for a game.

Inside the stadium, there are a variety of great seating options. Michigan Stadium is a classic oval stadium that has Sections from 1 to 44. The best tickets are the sideline seats that include Sections 1-4, 20-26 and 42-44. The cheapest ticket are typically the highest rows in the corner or endzone which includes Sections 5-9, 16-18, 30-32 and 37-39. The majority of sections have Row A as the closest to the field, then run from Row 1 up to Row 90. The highest rows in each section re generally between Rows 89-96. Make sure you consider how high the row is before purchasing tickets in a particular section. The 300-level and 400-level are the stadium club, which are smaller areas but provide luxury amenities. The home team sideline is in-front of Sections 22-24.