MANHATTAN, Kan. (KStateSports.com) – K-State Baseball opens the 2025 season in just under four weeks and excitement for another season in Tointon continues to build following the Cats’ 2024 postseason run and Fayetteville Regional Championship. Season tickets for the 2025 season are on sale now.
Reserved chairback seating is currently sold out but may become available following the February 19 Renewal Deadline. Fans interested in purchasing reserved chairback seating should submit the interest form linked here.
General admission season ticket prices remain unchanged and can be purchased for $100 – less than $5 per game. Additionally, the Wildcat 4-Pack ticket package gives fans the option to purchase four general admission tickets for just $75 per ticket — a total savings of $100.
To purchase season tickets, fans can click here, call 1-800-221-CATS (2287), or stop by the K-State Athletics Ticket Office in Bramlage Coliseum, Monday – Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm.
This year’s incentive deadline is Wednesday, January 22. Fans who order by this deadline will receive a mobile concessions discount card for $1 off hot dogs, popcorn, and water all season long; have their $10 ticket processing fee waived; and be entered to win one of these gameday experiences:
- the chance to throw out the first pitch at a select home game
- the opportunity to watch batting practice on the field at a select home game
This year’s renewal deadline is Wednesday, February 19, and marks the last day that existing season ticket holders can renew their reserved seats from last year.
All fans who purchase season tickets are eligible to rollover any unused tickets by bringing them to a future game (depending on availability). Additionally, season ticket holders are eligible for discounts on select single-game ticket packages throughout the year.
The Wildcats’ home opener at Tointon Family Stadium – where K-State has won more than 70% of its contests under head coach Pete Hughes – is scheduled for Wednesday, March 5, with a non-conference matchup with Creighton. K-State’s home schedule features Big 12 foes Utah, Texas Tech, UCF, Houston and West Virginia, in addition to non-conference opponents William and Mary, Nebraska, Missouri State, Wichita State, and Omaha.
With 14 returning letterwinners from the 2024 NCAA Fayetteville Regional Championship roster, K-State will officially begin its 2025 campaign on Friday, February 14 in Conway, S.C., at Baseball at the Beach hosted by Coastal Carolina. The Wildcats will open the four-day, round-robin event against Washington at Springs Brooks Stadium before facing CCU (Feb. 15 and 17) and Saint Joseph’s (Feb. 16).
