College Football Child Ticket Policies

Does my kid need a ticket to attend the game? That is a question that every parent of a young child asked at some point. Below we provide the answers for college football as to which schools require kids to have their own ticket (i.e.- “Ticket required for all admissions”) and which schools do allow certain ages in the stadium for free.

Every college football team has their own child ticket policy. A number of college football teams allow children 2 and under in free as long as they sit on the lap of a ticketed adult, however this varies by team and by conference. Some college football teams require tickets for all admissions, regardless of the child’s age. Certain schools offer discounted rates on “lap tickets” which have age limitations and require the child to sit on the parents, or guardians, lap the entire game. The policies of many of the D1 Power Five teams are listed below. If you have any questions about these policies, please consult the school’s official athletic department site.

Child Ticket Policy at College Football Games

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