CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – For the first time in school history, Harvard Athletics has announced it has sold out its allotment of football season tickets prior to the 2024 campaign kicking off.
 
Following a 2023 season that saw the Crimson capture its 18th Ivy League title and reach as high as No. 18 in the Stats Perform FCS poll, Crimson fans are excited for the new season. Over 2,250 season tickets have been sold, including over 200 new season ticket holders, both the highest marks since the 2016 season.
 
"This tremendous accomplishment highlights the ongoing support of the Harvard community," said Chris Giuliano, Director of Ticket Sales. "It's a fantastic way to welcome Coach Aurich to Cambridge in his first season as we work to grow our local fanbase and support."
 
Single-game tickets remain on sale for all home contests but are moving quickly. Harvard Stadium will play host to six home games during the 2024 season. Andrew Aurich, The Thomas Stephenson Family Head Coach for Harvard Football, embarks on his inaugural season on Saturday, Sept. 21, when he and the Crimson play host to Stetson for the first time in school history. The home slate continues on Oct. 4, when Harvard renews its series with New Hampshire for the first time since 1939. After home games with Holy Cross, Princeton and Columbia, Harvard concludes its season by hosting Yale for the 140th playing of The Game on Nov. 23.

Ticket Resale Update

SeatGeek again will be the preferred secondary ticket vendor of Harvard Athletics. Tickets that will go unused can be listed, bought and sold on SeatGeek and are fully verified and delivered seamlessly. SeatGeek will assist fans in pricing tickets, issuing a notification when they have sold, transferring them and delivering a payout within 48 hours.
 
Fans will have full access to this opportunity via their GoCrimson.com account when their tickets are delivered. When tickets are available in fans' accounts, a notification email will be sent, as well as information on how to best utilize the new SeatGeek integration.