How to buy tickets to the 2025 Auburn Regional
After missing the tournament last season, Auburn baseball returns to the NCAA Tournament in 2025 in a familiar place, as a host of an NCAA Regional
Plainsman Park will be buzzing this weekend, and tickets are selling fast. If you are interested in cheering on the Tigers this weekend, be sure to buy tickets from StubHub before heading out to the ballpark. Tickets to Auburn's regional opener against Central Connecticut are available for a great price, starting as low as $20 for general admission seating within the War Eagle Wall, Tiger Terrace, or Plainsman Patio. Ticket prices remain consistent throughout the weekend, with general admission seating providing the best value for those who want to watch the action live.
The 2025 Auburn Regional marks the third time in four years that Auburn has hosted an NCAA Regional, which is a stretch that has never been accomplished before in program history. This year's field includes NC State, Stetson, and Central Connecticut, with the winner advancing to face the winner of the Conway Regional, hosted by Coastal Carolina. This year's Auburn Regional is different, as Auburn has the chance to host its first-ever Super Regional. Homefield advantage will be key for the Tigers this weekend, so make sure to secure your tickets to see the action live.
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