Texas A&M University’s site to purchase student tickets officially launched on Tuesday, as the Aggies switched to an all-digital ticket pull system.
The newly-adapted online outlet was implemented due to safety concerns related to last year’s in-person ticket purchasing system, according to the university.
A task force led by Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Vicki Dobiyanski and Student Body President Cade Coppinger worked to create this new system, which presented students and staff with a safer option for purchasing tickets for upcoming athletic events, including Aggie football.
According to a survey conducted last fall, 63% of Texas A&M Sports Pass holders favored the new online ticket pull system. Here are the updated changes and information regarding the upcoming online pull system through Ticket Pull:
What is Ticket Pull?
Seniority rules
Random Assignment
Groups
When are tickets accessible?
• Tickets will be accessible in the 12th Man Foundation accounts 24-48 hours before kickoff.
The ever-growing student body was also a significant factor in this decision to switch to the online mode, which allows everyone to grab their tickets for the upcoming games in Bryan-College Station, Texas. The Aggies’ first game of the 2025 campaign is against UTSA on Saturday, Aug. 30, with kickoff set for 6 p.m. CT.
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