CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – Boston College William V. Campbell Director of Athletics Pat Kraft announced several new football season ticket initiatives for the 2021 Boston College football season, with an emphasis on family-friendly pricing.
BC returns six All-ACC selections from a year ago along with starting quarterback Phil Jurkovec in head coach Jeff Hafley‘s second year at the Heights in 2021.
Season tickets for the 2021 season are available today. Prices for season tickets range from $99-$400, with discounts ranging up to 60% off from the previous year depending on the seat location.
Also new this year, season ticket prices for children (ages 13 and younger) in all sections, outside of those with a Flynn Fund contribution, are just $50 and with single-game prices for children starting at only $10 per seat.
“We are excited to welcome our fans back to Alumni Stadium this fall,” said Kraft. “With our new innovative fan-friendly pricing, as well as the focus on our next generation of fans, we are striving to expand our loyal fanbase for years to come. We are also focusing on enhancing the gameday experience for our fans on the Heights. We cannot wait for kickoff this fall!”
For more information or to connect with a ticket representative, please visit BCEagles.com or call 617-552-GoBC (4622).
The complete 2021 schedule was announced last week by the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Eagles open the 2021 slate at home versus Colgate on Saturday, September 4.
2021 Boston College Football Home Schedule
Date | Opponent |
Saturday, September 4 | Colgate |
Saturday, September 25 | Missouri |
Saturday, October 16 | NC State |
Friday, November 5 | Virginia Tech |
Saturday, November 20 | Florida State |
Saturday, November 27 | Wake Forest |
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