Texas A&M Football Tickets

Texas A&M Tickets 2023

There is a large water tower in College Station that is visible when you drive in to town, it says "Welcome to Aggieland". Fans of A&M, or the visiting team, know they are in Aggieland as soon as they see the seas of fans around Kyle Field. There are a handful of places that every college football fan should visit, and getting to Bryan-College Station for a Texas A&M football game is certainly on the list. The experience of attending an A&M home game is unique throughout college football. The fans are special and experience in the stands is full of energy. Texas A&M has won over 750 games in their storied football history, and their home field at Kyle Field has helped on a few of those.

Texas A&M ranks among the best teams in college football over the past few decades, and Head Coach Jimbo Fisher has things rolling in College Station as the Ags start to takeover the SEC. The Aggies may play in the toughest division in college football, but they are making plenty of noise. Texas A&M is known as the “Home of the 12th Man”, which is in honor of the Aggie crowd at A&M home games, and offers one of the most unique game day experiences in football. The Spirit of Aggieland is alive in every A&M fan at a home game, and there are dozens of amazing traditions which you will only find at a Texas A&M football game.

The 12th Man is always loud, but they reach a particularly high pitch for the biggest Aggie games against Bama and LSU. Aggie fans also will show up to see the biggest name teams in the SEC including Florida, Georgia, Ole Miss and Tennessee. The Aggies have a special rivalry with the Arkansas Razorbacks that dates back to the SWC, so the Southwest Classic is always a popular game to attend where the fans can travel up the road to AT&T Stadium in Irving. Another classic SWC conference that is returning are the Texas Longhorns, who the Aggies will resume playing once the Horns join the SEC.

The football team in College Station has been on the rise in recent seasons. A&M fans are expecting a big year in 2023. The hope among Aggie fans is to see their team really in the mix to earn a spot in the SEC Championship Game. Playing in Atlanta would mean Texas A&M is knocking on the door of the College Football Playoff, or another major bowl game. If Texas A&M can get into the CFP, then expect to see the strongest demand for tickets since it start because Aggie fans will buy up tickets in droves to make sure they are in the building to see that game. There is no fan base as passionate as those of Texas A&M.

Top Aggie Games

• Alabama
• vs Arkansas (Southwest Classic)
• vs Auburn
• vs LSU
• vs Miami
• vs Oklahoma
• vs Ole Miss
• vs Texas (old rivals reunite in the SEC)
• SEC Championship Game (when they qualify)

Aggie Football Tickets

A&M football tickets are available for home games at historic Kyle Field and road games, as well as, any neutral site games including the Southwest Classic and SEC Championship. A&M has played in over 40 bowl games in their history, and tickets will be available here to buy on the next time the Ags are playing in a bowl game. There are a wide variety of tickets available to purchase at Kyle Field, and our venue guide below breaks down some of the best options by section. Individual game tickets for the 2023 season are available, as well as, A&M football season tickets, which include every home game on their schedule. TicketCity is a reliable place to purchase Texas A&M tickets.

Fans attending an Aggie home game may want to secure parking prior to leaving for College Station. With over 100,000 fans in attendance for home games, Aggie parking is at a premium to get into the best lots. Parking passes also in certain lots allow Texas A&M fans to tailgate prior to their home games. The experience at Kyle Field is one that should be fully explored, including a late night drink afterwards at the Dixie Chicken.

Texas A&M Sports

• Texas A&M Baseball
• Texas A&M Men's Basketball
• Texas A&M Women's Basketball
• Texas A&M Softball
• Texas A&M Volleyball

A&M Games at Kyle Field

The Aggies play their home games at historic Kyle Field, which opened in 1927. Kyle Field holds over 102,000 fans and ranks among the largest stadiums in the country. The massive crowds on gameday make attending an Aggie game a special experience for fans. It also makes it a tough place for visiting teams to play, because Kyle Field is LOUD during big games. The crowd at A&M games are part of the experience. Known as the 12th Man, they have specific cheers based on the situation in the game. The Aggie Yell leaders (Texas A&M football does not have cheerleaders) are the masters of ceremony and keep every fan in the stands engaged throughout the game.

The A&M Corp of Cadets are another of the unique elements of Aggie game day in College Station. The Corp are the best marching band in football. They put on a show during halftime and the Aggie fans stay in their seats to watch the Corp perform. It has been said that the Aggie Corp has never lost a halftime to another band, and once you see them perform you will know that is the truth. Another special Texas A&M tradition is during the Aggie War Hymn when A&M fans lock arms and sway back-and-forth. Fans who have never attended a game at Kyle Field may get a little nervous at first when the stands start to sway, but they almost always come away awed by being part of that experience. There is nothing like it in college or pro football.

Kyle Field is a big venue, so fans attending a game there will have plenty of good options when choosing their seats. There are multiple levels and decks at Kyle Field. The lowest level seats closest to the field are the 100-level Sections which span from Section 114 to Section 134. Our favorite sections in this area Sections 125 & 126 which are known as the Prime East Benchback seats. There are 33 rows in Sections 125 & 126, which each offer a fantastic view of the field. The section of 100-level that is on the Aggie sideline are instead labeled as Sections Field Box 1 to Field Box 13. Just above the Field Box seating is another set of premium areas the West Side Club and West Legacy Club. These are Sections AC1 to AC12. The Texas A&M Aggies home bench is on the Kyle Field sideline in-front of Sections FB5 to FB8. The best seats for a football game at Kyle Field are in those Field Box sections on the sidelines, or the Club seats right above them which offer an amazing view of the action on the field.

The 200-level seating are located on the second-level of Kyle Field stretching from the Endzone all the way down the sideline. The 200-level seats in the endzone, including Sections 243 & 244, are among the most popular premium areas for fans to sit. Those seats offer a terrific view at usually a lower price point than some of the other comparable seats. The 300-level seating rings the entire field and has approximately 45 rows (Row 1-45) in the endzone sections (Sections 341-350) on the South side of Kyle Field. Also on the North end of the stadium is the A&M Zone Club (ZC1 to ZC16), which are the premium Club seats located just above the 100-level. Zone Club seats offer premium seats along with access to the club area. There are approximately 10 rows in each Zone Club section. (Rows 1-10).

There are also 400-level seats on the West side and in the North Endzone. Sections 401-408 run along the Aggie Sideline and there are approximately 26 rows in section (Rows 1-26). While Sections 409-421 are in the North Endzone and have approximately 36-38 rows per section. Those 400-level Endzone seats are typically the cheapest seats available for an Aggie home game, but they still offer a nice view of the field and are valued by fans who want to get inside the stadium on gameday.

Fans attending a game at Kyle Field often prefer to pre-purchase parking to make their gameday experience easier. Browse our selection of Texas A&M football parking passes and choose one that suits your needs. Many of the best times at Kyle Field are had in the parking lots that surround the stadium where fans are tailgating before and after Aggie home games.