Utah Football Season Ticket Prices Rise for 2026 Season

Total price increases, but per-game cost remains the same or lower for most seats due to an extra home game.

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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The University of Utah has announced its football season ticket prices for the 2026 season, with the total price increasing but the per-game cost remaining the same or lower for most seats compared to 2025. This is due to the Utes having an additional home game this season, Morgan Scalley's first as head coach, bringing the total to seven home games.

Why it matters

Rising ticket prices are a common trend in college football, but Utah has maintained strong demand, selling out season tickets and Rice-Eccles Stadium every game since 2010. The increased pricing and more granular seating sections reflect the program's continued popularity and the value fans place on attending Utes home games.

The details

The highest-priced super loge seats in the renovated south end zone are $5,375 for the seven-game home slate, while the cheapest high corner bleacher seats are $525. Some seats are actually a tiny bit cheaper per game than in 2025, like the upper bleachers going from $79 to $75 per game. However, the total price increases will be felt more by fans in the next six-game slate, as the 2026 pricing map has 37 different categories, up from 26 in 2025.

  • Utah sent out season ticket renewal information to fans on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
  • Fans have until April 22, 2026 to pay in full or sign up for a payment plan.

The players

Morgan Scalley

The University of Utah's new head football coach for the 2026 season.

Blake Cotton

A cornerback for the Utah Utes football team.

Tao Johnson

A safety for the Utah Utes football team.

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What’s next

Fans have until April 22, 2026 to pay in full or sign up for a payment plan, with seven-month plans available if they renew by February 25.

The takeaway

Despite rising ticket prices, the University of Utah's football program continues to maintain strong fan demand, selling out season tickets and home games every year. The increased pricing and more granular seating sections reflect the program's enduring popularity and the value fans place on attending Utes home games.