Saw a post on X that season tickets are on sale. I looked at the seating chart and it appears that they are moving the band and extending the Line seating to behind the end zone. Curious to see how it looks

GeorgesBigO said:

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Saw a post on X that season tickets are on sale. I looked at the seating chart and it appears that they are moving the band and extending the Line seating to behind the end zone. Curious to see how it looks

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i could be wrong but pretty sure yhe band section has always been labeled BL1 and thus not selectable like the other sections labeled BL. I have heard nothing about band movement but boy would i love it to happen so they play into the stadium. But id remove those benches and add on field cabanas. They wont add line seating there for the sinple fact that theres no access to the concessions/bathrooms from there. And way too hard to police that area ie keep them off the field lol

T-REX said:

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GeorgesBigO said:

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Saw a post on X that season tickets are on sale. I looked at the seating chart and it appears that they are moving the band and extending the Line seating to behind the end zone. Curious to see how it looks

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I could be wrong but pretty sure the band section has always been labeled BL1......

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Agree

Something is amiss with ticket sales this year. Last year, a lot more marketing info was available. This year, I still see 2025 info on the season ticket PACOLIAN website, even though the 2026 schedule is included.

Bottom line, it looks like the football marketing strategy is still undefined for 2026. They just have a phone number to call.

I have a family of five in Cedar Park. There is no way that I am laying out $2,250 again for BU football season tickets. Then add in $400 in gas/travel expenses, $700 in food/drinks ($20/person/game), and $140 for parking ($20/game). That's almost $3500 a year to get 5 wins against mediocre opponents and then skip a bowl invite against a less-than-mediocre opponent. We got a 7-day family cruise for the same. Baylor football is just a lousy value proposition in comparison to its entertainment competition.