San Diego State will begin selling three-game mini-plans and single-game tickets for the 2025 season starting on Monday.
SDSU’s six-game home schedule begins with the Aug. 28 season opener against Stony Brook at Snapdragon Stadium.
The Aztecs also host Cal (Sept. 20) in a non-conference game and Mountain West games against Colorado State (Oct. 3), Wyoming (Nov. 1), Boise State (Nov. 15) and San Jose State (Nov. 22).
Mini-plans start at $141. Fans can choose from any games on the schedule to build their plans. One benefit of purchasing season tickets or mini-plans is avoiding ticket fees of approximately 20%.
Fans can also purchase single-game tickets, which range from $23 to $253 (plus ticket fees), depending on the game and seat location.
Games are divided into three tiers: Tier 1 is Cal and Boise State, priced from $53 to $253 per game; Tier 2 is Colorado State and Wyoming, priced from $38 to $228 per game; and Tier 3 is Stony Brook and San Jose State, priced from $23 to $153 per game.
SDSU continues to sell full-season ticket packages. Prices for the 2025 season remain the same as last year, ranging from $200 to $1,200 for the six-game schedule. New season-ticket holders also will be on the hook for a “stadium enhancement gift” that ranges from $100 to $1,500, depending on the package.
The Aztecs had sold nearly 5,500 season tickets in mid-April, with a goal of reaching 9,000 by the time the season begins.
SDSU season-ticket sales have decreased each year since Snapdragon opened, from 15,973 in 2022 to 10,718 in 2023 and 8,755 in 2024.
San Diego State went 3-9 last season under new coach Sean Lewis. The Aztecs were picked for eighth place in the Mountain West last week in a 2025 preseason poll.
Fans interested in purchasing season tickets or mini-plans can visit goaztecs.com/sports/football-tickets, call the SDSU ticket office at (619) 283-7378 or email aztix@sdsu.edu.
Single-game tickets are available at Ticketmaster.com.
Parking details are available at goaztecs.com/parking-information.
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