Cougar Pride. Statewide.

Join the Washington State University Cougars as they take on the University of Idaho Vandals in Seattle at Seahawks Stadium. Bring the family for a day of Cougar fun. Kickoff is TBD but will be between 7:00 and 8;00 pm. A pre-game event for the entire family will begins three hours prior to kick-off in the Exhibition Center adjacent to the stadium. Go Cougs!

General Ticket Information

How can I buy tickets?
Ticketmaster will handle sales through their outlets. For the nearest Ticketmaster agent near you, click here or purchase online through the Ticketmaster Web site. Tickets will not be sold through G & B outlets.

Can I order tickets through the WSU Ticket Office or 1-800 Go Cougs?
The deadline to order tickets through the WSU Ticket Office and 1-800 Cougs was May 1. All ticket orders are being processed through Ticketmaster.

How do I find the game on the Ticketmaster site?
After clicking on the Ticketmaster link, you will find a search box in the upper left corner of their home page. Type Washington State in the search field, and press "search". This will bring up a link for Washington State Cougars Football, which will guide you through the ticketing process.

What will the tickets cost?

How will the seating be determined?
All seats sold after June 1 will be sold as open seating through Ticketmaster to the general public. The new stadium provides a great view of the game for all Cougar fans.

Can I purchase a block of tickets?
Group prices begin with groups of 100 or more people. For more information contact the WSU Ticket Office at (509) 335-9626.

Student Tickets

Are you charging students or do they get in with their sports pass?
Students will be admitted with a sport pass. However, students must pick-up their free ticket at the WSU Ticket Office in Pullman between August 25 through August 28. No students will be admitted into the game without a ticket.

What about students with spouses, kids and/or friends?
Students may purchase guest passes at $15 each prior to game day. Guests passes must be purchased at the WSU Ticket Office in Pullman between August 25 through August 28.

What about students who want to sit with family and friends?
Depending on where the family and friends want to sit, they can buy guest passes in the student section or all may purchase regular tickets to sit elsewhere.

Where are the student seats located?
Sections 133 to 122 or similar to Martin Stadium.

The game is played during the first week of school. How can students attending the game pick up their sports passes?
Students can pick-up their sports pass and/or Seattle game ticket by stopping by the WSU Ticket Office beginning August 18. Additionally, on Wednesday, August 27, students will also be able to pick up Sports Passes and tickets on the Terrell Mall from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Can students purchase sports passes at the game in Seattle?
No.

What if the student section fills up? Will they still be able to get in?
A significant block of seating has been reserved for the students. If the game is a sellout, additional seats could be opened up in the upper bowl as an area designated for students and their guests.

Will there be transportation for students?
TBA.

Parking and Events

Will there be preferred parking for donors?
There will be limited preferred parking for donors to be determined by the athletic department.

What about general parking?
Yes, Seahawks Stadium parking is available adjacent to the stadium. For more information on general parking and transportation, call the Seahawks Transportation Hotline at 1-800-981-6465.

Will there be RV parking?
Yes, there will be RV parking in the north parking lot of Seahawks Stadium, however, day of game parking only. No overnight parking is allowed at Seahawks Stadium.

Is there going to be a pre- or post-game event?
The WSU pre-game event will start three hours prior to kick-off in the Seahawks Stadium Exhibition Center. There is no admission fee for the pre-game event and concession stands will be open to purchase food and beverages. There will also be a beer garden for fans 21 and older, as well as a section for families and children.

Entertainment will include the WSU Marching Band, Cheer Squad, and "Butch the Cougar". KXLY-Radio plans to broadcast their pre-game show live from the Exhibition Center, and fans will be able to view other sporting action throughout the country on numerous TVs posted throughout the facility.

You can also pick up Cougar souvenirs from the Students Book Corporation (The Bookie) and learn more about Washington State University through an interactive display that will be on site.

No official post-game events are planned.

Are the stadium lounges available for pre/post game receptions?
No, the stadium lounges will be open only to individuals who have tickets that allow them access to the concourse area.

Things to Do in Seattle

From the Pike Place Market to the Seattle Art Museum to dining at some of the finest restaurants in the Northwest, there is an abundance of things to do in Seattle during the weekend of the Cougars' game against Idaho. You could watch the Mariners play the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday afternoon, or wander through the annual Bumbershoot Festival showcasing art, theater, and headline performers all in one location at the Seattle Center from Friday through Monday. For more ideas, visit http://www.tourism.wa.gov/ and http://www.seeseattle.org/.

Questions?

Need Answers?
For further questions, send an e-mail to Cougar Athletics.