Illini Football 2026

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What is going on with the price on parking passes for the football games? People are asking $200 - $300 for a single parking pass!
It's early. Prices will come down.

I also think some of the online sites buy up tickets, keep the price high, and unload them at a premium. You'll see on seatgeek, no section has more than 1 parking pass for sale :rolleyes:
 
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fightingillini.com has parking passes on sale for $30 in Lots 47 and 49 for all games, but it does say the passes are almost all gone.
 
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What is going on with the price on parking passes for the football games? People are asking $200 - $300 for a single parking pass!
Don’t forget, day-of parking still exists in Research Lot and Vet Med.
 
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It's early. Prices will come down
Right, it's early and supply is low. So low, in fact, that it doesn't exist - nobody actually has passes "in hand" yet. Anyone selling right now is selling their anticipated pass - that's why all of the listings are "mobile transfer" (typically by game day) instead of "instant delivery" (since they don't possess them, they can't be instantly delivered.)

You'll see on seatgeek, no section has more than 1 parking pass for sale
Seatgeek always only shows the lowest price pass for each lot - there may be more passes listed, but not shown. The exception is when someone is offering multiple passes. For example, you might see the lowest priced single pass alongside the lowest priced 2-pass listing.
 
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Hope Qb1 foot work and tapping ball every single throw, has drastically improved. ECU is not in Big10 conference. Will be a long season.
 
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They really think we are a dog at home against Nebraska? I think they'll be good but Rhule's away record vs AQ schools is like .333 or something.
 
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Did I read somewhere that Jordan A has slimmed down a bit this year to improve his quickness??
 
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Beating an SEC team in a legit bowl in back-to-back seasons... the thought occurs to me from time to time and it makes me feel joy anew every time.

It may be the most impressive data point we have since, when, last century? Incredible.
South Carolina was a great start, but taking out Tennessee in Tennessee… a team that prides itself at being at the top of the SEC with their “Big Dawgs” of legacy and strength, was a shot heard round the world of College Football.

There isn’t the rebuttal “Oh well, it was just a bottom SEC program. Call us when it’s a better team and not a cupcake.” It was a program that’s always relevant. The reverse being something like Mississippi State beating Penn State in Pennsylvania.
 
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