We are there most expensive ticket at home this year...From Pennlive article:
"Penn State is using variable ticket pricing again in 2015, a fact it announced Wednesday despite the fact that single game tickets for James Franklin's second set of home games won't go on sale in until July.
Tickets will be most expensive when Big Ten east foes Rutgers and Michigan come to town, while the cheapest tickets will cost $40 when non-conference opponents Buffalo, San Diego State, and Army come to Beaver Stadium in September.
Three of Penn State's first four home games include ticket prices starting at $40, while Rutgers is far and away the most expensive of the first five Nittany Lion home games in 2015.
"In the first year of variable pricing, the response from our fans was enthusiastically positive," Penn State Assistant Athletic Director for Ticketing Sales and Service Jeff Garner said in a release.
"Fans had many price options available to them and while season tickets remain the best value at Beaver Stadium, our single game ticket pricing gives fans more control of their experience."
Tickets for the September clash with Rutgers and November showdown with Michigan will cost between $100-$200, while Illinois represents the cheapest Big Ten opponent to score a ticket for. Prices range from $60-$140 to see Tim Beckman's Fighting Illini, while tickets run between $80 and $150 to see Indiana.
"Again for this season, we focused on fan feedback, the Nittany Lion TicketExchange, other secondary markets, and our fans' purchasing behavior to provide the best mix of value and choice," Garner said.
"In an effort to be sensitive to our schedule, we are offering three of the first five games at our lowest possible ticket price. We know our fans must commit time, resources and effort to attending a Penn State weekend and variable pricing allows us to respond accordingly."
