Ranking the priciest tickets: A Break Down of South Carolina Football Ticket Prices for 2025

Want to watch Shane Beamer’s South Carolina Gamecocks in action this fall? If so, be prepared to spend at least $35 for a single ticket — and that’s before Ticketmaster fees. As always, the actual cost of attending a game depends heavily on the opponent, location, and demand on the resale market.

The face value of tickets represents the original sale price offered by the Gamecock Club (for home games) or the host school (for away games). Typically, those tickets reflect seats in the upper deck. On the resale market, however, prices can skyrocket — or in some cases, dip below face value — depending on demand.

Here’s a full breakdown of South Carolina’s 2025 football schedule, ordered from the cheapest to the most expensive face-value tickets.


Sept. 6 vs South Carolina State — $35

The most affordable ticket of the season comes when USC hosts in-state FCS foe South Carolina State.

  • Face value: $35
  • Cheapest Ticketmaster standard seat: $54.90 (upper deck)
  • Cheapest verified resale ticket: $43.05 (upper deck, Section 501)
  • Most expensive resale ticket: $369 (second row behind the Gamecocks’ bench near the 35-yard line)

Nov. 22 vs Coastal Carolina — $45

Another in-state matchup, this time against Coastal Carolina, carries a slightly higher price.

  • Face value: $45
  • Cheapest standard Ticketmaster seat: $65.15 (upper deck)
  • Cheapest resale: $45.60
  • Most expensive resale: $283.20 (lower stands, Section 2)

Sept. 13 vs Vanderbilt — $55

An SEC opener in Columbia drives the price up further.

  • Face value: $55
  • Cheapest resale ticket: $170.97 (upper deck, Section 502)
  • Most expensive resale: $461.25 (upper deck, Section 507)

Sept. 27 vs Kentucky — $60

Always a competitive SEC East clash, Kentucky brings a mid-tier ticket cost.

  • Face value: $60
  • Cheapest standard: $80.50 (upper deck)
  • Cheapest resale: $102.96 (upper deck, Section 506)
  • Most expensive resale: $570.96 (lower stands, Section 6, 35-yard line)

Sept. 20 at Missouri — $80

South Carolina’s first true road SEC test comes with an increased cost.

  • Face value: $80
  • Cheapest standard ticket: $120 (upper and lower bowl options)
  • Cheapest resale: $120.54 (lower bowl, Section 102)
  • Most expensive resale: $369 (Section 130, below scoreboard)

Nov. 1 at Ole Miss — $100

The trip to Oxford won’t be cheap.

  • Face value: $100
  • Cheapest resale ticket: $113.05 (lower stands)
  • Most expensive resale: $953.19 (chairback behind the Ole Miss bench)

Aug. 31 vs Virginia Tech (Atlanta) — $110

The season opener at Mercedes-Benz Stadium is priced higher than most.

  • Face value: $110
  • Cheapest standard Ticketmaster seat: $127.95 (upper bowl, Section 327)
  • Cheapest resale: $62.01 (upper bowl, Section 347)
  • Most expensive standard: $737.25 (club level, 50-yard line)
  • Most expensive resale: $776.50 (club level, behind USC’s bench)

Oct. 18 vs Oklahoma — $125

The Sooners’ SEC debut season includes a trip to Columbia, and the price reflects the hype.

  • Face value: $125
  • Cheapest standard Ticketmaster seat: $154.85 (upper deck)
  • Cheapest resale: $150.06 (upper deck, Section 501)
  • Most expensive resale: $740.46 (lower stands, Section 2, behind USC bench)

Oct. 25 vs Alabama — $125

Perhaps the most in-demand ticket in Columbia this year is when Nick Saban’s successor leads Alabama into Williams-Brice.

  • Face value: $125
  • Cheapest resale: $296.01 (upper bowl)
  • Most expensive resale: $1,287 (lower stands, first row behind USC bench, Section 5)

Nov. 15 at Texas A&M — $125

Kyle Field is never an easy place to play — or a cheap place to attend.

  • Face value: $125
  • Cheapest resale: $127.60 (upper deck, Section 348)
  • Most expensive resale: $1,479.89 (behind A&M’s bench near 25-yard line, Section FB9)

Nov. 29 vs Clemson — $135

The Palmetto Bowl is always the hottest ticket of the year in Columbia.

  • Face value: $135
  • Cheapest resale: $242.40 (upper deck)
  • Most expensive resale: $2,220 (Traditions Club, Section 405)

Oct. 11 at LSU — $150

The most expensive face-value ticket of the year belongs to the trip to Baton Rouge.

  • Face value: $150
  • Cheapest resale: $122.57 (upper deck, Section 610) — interestingly cheaper than face value
  • Most expensive resale: $1,101.94 (lower bowl, Section 302)

Final Takeaway

From a $35 entry point against South Carolina State to over $2,200 for a premium seat in the Palmetto Bowl, Gamecock football ticket prices in 2025 reflect both the SEC grind and the growing demand around Shane Beamer’s program. For fans, it means careful planning — whether you’re hunting for the cheapest upper deck seat or willing to splurge on lower bowl sideline views.

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