The Wisconsin Badgers have six huge games coming up at Camp Randall Stadium this season.
In what could be Luke Fickell’s deciding year with the program, it’s more important than ever that this team not only gets off to a hot start but consistently wins games in 2026.
Kicking off against Notre Dame is no easy feat, but it should be noted the Fighting Irish aren’t included in this list due to that not being a traditional home game for the Badgers.
Sure, it’s being played in Green Bay, a short two-plus hour drive, but there’s nothing quite like jumping around at Camp Randall in Madison.
T-6. vs. Western Illinois and Eastern Michigan ($34+)
To no surprise, the Badgers’ two non-conference games are the cheapest to attend. Wisconsin welcomes Western Illinois on Saturday, September 12, for a 6:15 p.m. local time kickoff. A week later, Eastern Michigan comes to town for an 11:30 a.m. CST kickoff on Saturday, September 19. Fans can get into both games for under $40.
NOTE: Wisconsin added the “not many left” disclaimer for tickets to the Western Illinois game.
T-4. vs. Rutgers and Minnesota ($45+)
The get-in price for Wisconsin’s 2026 season finale is just $45, an extremely low total, knowing how much the Minnesota game means to this team each and every year. Oddly enough, this season, Wisconsin is set to play Minnesota on Friday, November 27, a game that has a 6:30 CST kickoff on NBC.
Fans can also attend the Rutgers game on Saturday, November 7, for under $50. The Scarlet Knights are far from the most prestigious football program in the Big Ten, but that’s still a steal knowing how expensive some of the Badgers’ other games are.
NOTE: Wisconsin added the “not many left” disclaimer for tickets to both games.
2. vs. USC ($79+)
For the cheapest ticket, Badgers fans must come up with nearly $80 to see USC make a trip across the country. Wisconsin’s meeting against the west coast squad is set to take place on Saturday, October 24, though the kickoff time is still unknown.
NOTE: Wisconsin added the “almost gone” disclaimer for tickets to the Western Illinois game.
1. vs. Michigan State ($85+)
Tickets aren’t listed as “not many left” or “almost gone” for this game, and that should come as no surprise. Michigan State was not good last year, so there’s no need for tickets to nearly be $90 a piece on Saturday, October 3. Similar to the USC game, a kickoff time hasn’t been announced yet, so that makes it even harder to justify the price, though sometimes kickoff times aren’t announced until the week of.
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