Deadline nears for Kennesaw State football season tickets

February 2 is the deadline to qualify for season tickets to Kennesaw State’s upcoming inaugural football season.

There are 3,600 seats available for purchase at Fifth Third Bank Stadium. The process starts with a $20 refundable deposit and a donation paid in full to the The Owls Fund. The amount of the donation will determine the seat section. Points, determined by those who consistently donate, buy season-tickets and other criteria, are used to establish priority when selecting seats, which are $99, plus the donation. No single-game tickets are anticipated to be sold. More than 4,100 season-ticket deposits have been received.

Additionally, premium suites are for sale for $33,216 per year for five years. Concourse suites cost $10,000 per year for three years.

Go to www.KennesawStateFootball.com, or call 470-578-6957 for more information.

Kennesaw State will host Edward Waters on Sept. 12 in its home opener. The remaining five home games include: Paine College (Sept. 19) and Point University (Oct. 10) before Big South Conference play begins and includes home games against Gardner-Webb (Oct. 17), Monmouth (Oct. 31) and Charleston Southern (Nov. 7).

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