Allotment for Student Access Passes Sold Out
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas athletics department has sold out its allotment of the 2011 Razorback Student Access Pass for football and men’s basketball games, it was announced Tuesday. University of Arkansas students may still purchase individual game student tickets as available for Razorback football and men’s basketball.
Access Pass holders will have first right to seats for all home football games. Individual student tickets will be sold for $10 each, only if the Access Pass holders do not fill all seats.
“We were excited to see the tremendous response from University of Arkansas students to the Student Access Pass,” said Jeff Long, vice chancellor and director of athletics. “Student attendance at Razorback events is extremely important to the success of all of our programs. The Student Access Pass and our new RazorRewards program are just two of the ways we are reaching out to increase student involvement. We want to see the student section filled each and every time the Razorbacks compete.”
Officials will distribute wristbands to Access Pass holders entering the student section to help determine a total count of students through the gates. Near kickoff, Razorback Ticket Office staff will determine if any student seats will be available to sell. At that time, tickets will be sold for $10 to students waiting in line at the student ticket tent located between gates 15-16 at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Tickets will be sold first-come, first-served until the Ticket Office staff determines that the student section has reached capacity.
Only students who purchased the Access Pass can claim student football tickets at Arkansas’ games taking place at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock (New Mexico on Sept. 10; Mississippi State on Nov. 19). Access Pass holders can claim tickets for these games beginning on Thursday at 9 a.m. of the week prior to the game (Sept. 1 and Nov. 10, respectively). Only the first 2,000 students to claim their tickets will be accommodated. Non Access Pass holders will only have the option of purchasing Little Rock tickets available to the general public.
Available student tickets for the Razorbacks’ Oct. 1 game vs. Texas A&M at Cowboys Stadium not purchased by Student Access Pass holders will be sold on Monday, Sept. 12, at 8:30 a.m. Students may purchase one ticket per ID for $50 cash.
All students will receive free admission with their Student ID at every Razorback Olympic sporting event and women’s basketball home game in Fayetteville.
For more information regarding Razorback football or University of Arkansas athletics, please visit ArkansasRazorbacks.com.
Contacts
Brian Pracht,
Razorback Athletics
479-575-7404,
bpracht@uark.edu
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