Snag any screen shots by chance? I select Friday AM…

5/27 2:45 PM

I had to move up 5 rows to go from 2 seats to 4 seats and stay on the aisle. Moved from 412 to 419. Not thrilled about losing shade earlier in the evenings but the extra room will be nice.

Did you get any screenshots by chance? Pick tomorrow at 1:30pm, fingers crossed haha

I didn't, but there are no pairs in the first 10-15 rows of the north and south end zones. It's all higher rows.

I picked yesterday around 4pm… this is what the current availability looked like at that time. Upper North & South end zones were the only areas I could get 5 seats together.

FYI, those green areas in 127 and 134 on the availability map are false. There is nothing available in those sections.

127 and 134 are faculty sections.

Good luck to those new ticket holders.

Pick is getting slim but there are still small clusters of 2+ together.

Last year as my first year I had 2 that were on separate rows in front of each other. Had to give $1000 to juice my points just enough to get together.

Rank 12304 out of 19235

https://i.imgur.com/RhtHtkP.jpeg

Woof - I select tomorrow. Trying to get a block of 3 preferably on a corner.

9:00am 5/29. Not much left if you need more than 1 ticket.

Just got an email saying there are only noncontiguous seats available now.

Just hours before I pull. Oh well

With only noncontiguous seats left, is it worth still buying 1 or 2 and then trying to get 2 together next year? Do you get to pick your seats earlier if you already have some? Or would my selection time be the same/ similar to this year? This was my first year trying to get some.

This is what I did. My seats were 1 row off from each other and slightly catty-corner. I did a one off donation to boost my Priority Point since you won't have too many when it comes time to pull. Your selection time would be better than a new ticket holder (if they hadn't given before) but would still be pretty low and there's a very real chance you wouldn't really get better seats. Even with my boosted points I seemingly barely snuck in early enough to grab two together in the zones.

I heard that tickets are already on sale for non-season ticket holders, before everyone has had a chance to pull season tickets. Is this the case?

Painter98 said:

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I heard that tickets are already on sale for non-season ticket holders, before everyone has had a chance to pull season tickets. Is this the case?

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As of today, there is no active link to purchase season or individual game tickets.

Individuals are not on sale, but they do save the tippy-top of the North EZ for individuals and the south EZ for students. That's why those are red

Season Tickets are sold out

My best friend received an email that Aggie Football Seat Selection Inventory Sold Out earlier today. His seat selection appointment for Wednesday 10:00 AM was cancelled. It has been very frustrating. First, he received the notification the 12th man foundation will not be offering the Gig' Em pass for the 2026 football season on 4/23. Then, he received a notification that the season ticket seats will not be continuous this past Friday. Now, we will probably have to buy individual game tickets.

In 2022, we used the flex pass, and went to the Sam Houston State, Miami, and Florida games. Then, we used the Gig' Em pass for the past 3 years, and we loved the flexibility of the Gig' Em pass. For example, we used 7 vouchers across the Auburn (2), Mississippi State (2), and South Carolina (3) games last year.

Sounds like he needs to donate more money to get a better priority ranking if he wants to get season tickets.

Demand is high. Why do you feel like you are owed the opportunity to buy flex/gig em pass?

The current process is not unfair, it just takes donations to get your foot in the door. At least the TMF wiped out a whole host of scalpers to give you a better chance!

Luigi Vampa said:

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Demand is high. Why do you feel like you are owed the opportunity to buy flex/gig em pass?

The current process is not unfair, it just takes donations to get your foot in the door. At least the TMF wiped out a whole host of scalpers to give you a better chance!

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I understand that demand for season tickets is very high, but Gig' Em passes were still offered when season tickets sold out for the last 3 years. My best friend bought the Flex pass for 2019, 2021, and 2022, and the Gig'Em pass in 2023, 2024, and 2025. I think longtime Gig'Em pass users should be given the opportunity to purchase them because they helped season tickets sell out for the past three years.

Texas A&M Aggies sell out Kyle Field season tickets for 2025 | Texas A&M University Aggie Football | myaggienation.com

Those passes were only offered because the season tickets weren't sold out those years. No available season tickets=no Gig em passes. We're those seats any good anyway?

TXAG 05 said:

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Those passes were only offered because the season tickets weren't sold out those years. No available season tickets=no Gig em passes. We're those seats any good anyway?

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Texas A&M football season tickets are sold out for the third straight year with the 12th Man already purchasing over 93,000 tickets ahead of year two of the Mike Elko era, the athletics department announced.

More than 55,000 season tickets were sold, and the season ticket renewal rate was 93-percent. Additionally, student sports passes sold out as over 38,000 were purchased at a record pace since being made available to current and incoming students on March 26.

https://12thman.com/news/2025/7/3/texas-am-football-season-tickets-sold-out-for-2025

Gig' Em passes were offered and sold out during these past three years. The seats were randomly assigned about 48 hours before kickoff. We got seats in the first deck twice, but usually we get the 4th deck.

It really doesn't matter what happened in past seasons. Those options were created to fill demand and fill the seats when the team's results on the field weren't "good enough" to sell out as normal donation required season tickets. They filled a niche, and filled the stadium. But their variability and logistical demands probably made them painful to administer, and with no donations required, they were not bringing in equal revenue, so once results based demand grew they were ditched. No promises were ever made, and it was clear that the option offered no future rights to seats for the next season.

Part of the ownership cost or sunk cost of donating and buying season tickets is you have the tickets even in the lean years, and even for the cupcake games you couldn't care less about - you support them through thick and thin, and when they turn the corner and improve, you don't have to worry about being left without seats as expectations and excitement ramp up.

Welcome to the free market economy.

Iraq2xVeteran said:

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TXAG 05 said:

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Those passes were only offered because the season tickets weren't sold out those years. No available season tickets=no Gig em passes. We're those seats any good anyway?

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Texas A&M football season tickets are sold out for the third straight year with the 12th Man already purchasing over 93,000 tickets ahead of year two of the Mike Elko era, the athletics department announced.

More than 55,000 season tickets were sold, and the season ticket renewal rate was 93-percent. Additionally, student sports passes sold out as over 38,000 were purchased at a record pace since being made available to current and incoming students on March 26.

https://12thman.com/news/2025/7/3/texas-am-football-season-tickets-sold-out-for-2025

Gig' Em passes were offered and sold out during these past three years. The seats were randomly assigned about 48 hours before kickoff. We got seats in the first deck twice, but usually we get the 4th deck.

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Again, in the past years, there were still seats available after the selection process, so they needed the gig em passes to help sell out the season ticket designated seats. This year they sold out during the selection process so there weren't any seats left to be offered as passes. Can't sell what you don't have.

12th Man Foundation clearly took some liberty with season tickets sold out. In prior years they must have offered fewer season tickets due to lower demand.

I also bought Gig Em Passes because they worked well for me. I can't attend more than 3 or 4 games a year and have no desire to sit in Kyle when it's 100 degrees and watch us play Tarlton State. I realized that as soon as demand increased they would get rid of the pass. Also realized it was cheaper with no donation so I had no priority points when that happened.

People do game the system though. I know people that have their buddies with more / any priority points buy season tickets on their behalf. Not sure how rampant / how many but that does cut out the available potential seats for people like me. Ultimately A&M gets their money though so doubt they care.

Good for Aggie Football though that they actually sold out of season tickets.