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The 2027 CFP National Championship Tickets Are Already Insane, And The Game Isn’t Until January

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The hunt for the ultimate college football title is on, and if you are dreaming of catching the 2027 CFP National Championship live, you better start checking your couch cushions now. Seriously, as of October, the get-in price for a ticket to Allegiant Stadium is already a whopping $3,200.

The Countdown to Vegas Is Real

Las Vegas is about to host the biggest game in college football, with Allegiant Stadium locking in the 2027 CFP National Championship. Mark your calendars: Monday, January 25, with kickoff set for 4:30 p.m. PT. Remember last year, when Indiana pulled off that incredible run to grab the trophy and steal hearts around the nation? Anything can happen in college football, and watching it unfold in person at Allegiant? That’s a bucket list item right there.

Your Wallet’s Playbook for Championship Tickets

So, you want to be there? Your best bet for snagging tickets right now is heading over to StubHub. We are talking serious commitment though. That $3,200 just to get in is real, and if you are eyeing those prime 100-level seats, you are looking at $5,200. Yeah, you heard that right. These prices are only going to bounce around between now and game day, so keep an eye on StubHub for the latest. Oh, and do not forget parking! You can grab parking passes there too, with lots starting at $25. No one wants to miss kickoff because they are circling for a spot.

The Road to January 25: A Playoff Marathon

Before those two teams even hit the field in Vegas, we have an entire playoff gauntlet to get through. This year, we are looking at twelve playoff spots, and the full bracket for those will drop on Selection Day, Sunday, December 6. Four teams get a sweet bye, while the other eight duke it out in the first round. That action kicks off December 18-19. Then it is on to the Quarterfinals from December 30 to January 1, with iconic bowls like the Fiesta, Cotton, Rose, and Peach hosting. The Semifinals are set for January 14-15, with the Orange and Sugar Bowls. It is a full-on football feast before we even get to the big one.

The anticipation is already building for that massive showdown in Vegas. From Selection Day to the thrilling first rounds, through the quarters and semis, every game is going to be packed with drama. January 25 is going to be epic, and the journey to get there? Unforgettable. Get ready for some wild college football.

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Originally reported by The Sporting News.

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