Big 12 · LaVell Edwards Stadium

BYU Football

Seven home Saturdays at LaVell Edwards Stadium, fan to fan. Sellers keep 100% of their price, buyers pay a flat 10%, and every order is payment-protected until the tickets are in your hands.

Home schedule

Buying BYU football tickets at LaVell Edwards Stadium

LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo holds about 63,000, with the ROC student section filling the south end zone. Every listing on Beehive names a specific section and row from the stadium's official chart, and the seat map on each game page shows exactly where tickets are available before you pick.

BYU transfers work differently than the pro teams: tickets move through BYU Tickets, the school's own system, and the transfer is addressed to your mobile number. The seller sends it, you accept from the text message, and the tickets land in your BYU ticket account. Beehive also sells game day parking at the Village Green lot a few blocks from the stadium, per game or for the whole season.

The fee math, honestly

Same ticket, two marketplaces. The gold is what reaches the seller; the rest is what disappears into fees.

Ticket price

$78

buyer pays

$66

buyer pays, all-in

their seller stops here
$24fees & markup
$54seller keeps
$6 our fee
$60seller keeps 100%

Big resale marketplace

~30% in fees, both directions

Beehive

one flat 10%, buyer side only

Buyer saves $12Seller keeps $6 more$18 kept in the hands of the fans

Selling your BYU seats

Listing takes about a minute: pick the game, your section and row, set your price, and post. You keep 100% of that price. The buyer pays the service fee, and they see the all-in total before they pay.

When your seats sell, you send the BYU Tickets transfer to the buyer's mobile number within 48 hours, and Stripe releases your payout once the buyer confirms. Season ticket holders can verify their seats once for a badge that carries across every listing, and can list all seven home Saturdays in one pass.

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How BYU Football tickets arrive

Through BYU Tickets, the team's own system. The seller sends the official transfer to your mobile number, and you accept it from the text message. Same official mobile tickets, no PDFs, no screenshots.

  • Payment held by Stripe until you confirm the tickets arrived
  • Transfer deadline missed? Automatic 100% refund
  • Season ticket holders carry the ✓ Verified seats badge

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Questions, answered

How do I get my BYU tickets?

The seller sends an official BYU Tickets transfer to the mobile number you give at checkout. You accept it from the text message and the tickets live in your BYU ticket account, the same as tickets bought from the school.

Can I buy or sell ROC or student tickets?

No. Student tickets, including ROC passes and student claimed tickets, can't be listed on Beehive. The school revokes student tickets when they're resold, so only standard public tickets are allowed here. That protects buyers from tickets that die at the gate.

How fast do tickets arrive?

Sellers have 48 hours to transfer after a sale, and most send far sooner. Your money is held by Stripe the whole time, and if the deadline passes without a transfer you get an automatic 100% refund.

What does Beehive cost?

Sellers keep 100% of the price they set. Buyers pay one flat 10% service fee with a $2 minimum, shown as an all-in total before checkout. Nothing new appears on the payment page.

Can I get parking too?

Yes. Beehive sells passes for the Village Green lot a few blocks from LaVell Edwards Stadium, standard or premium, per game or as a season pass. The pass arrives by email right after checkout and works from your phone.

Is Beehive Tickets affiliated with BYU?

No. Beehive is an independent fan-to-fan resale marketplace and isn't sponsored or endorsed by BYU or the Big 12. Delivery still happens through the school's official BYU Tickets system, so the tickets themselves are exactly the real thing.