Prices for most seats inside 51,444-seat Rice-Eccles Stadium are going up, albeit modestly, for the first time since 2019.
Utah fans storm the field as the Utes defeat the Oregon Ducks 38-7, in PAC-12 action at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, on Saturday, Nov. 20, 2021.The University of Utah athletic department on Tuesday morning announced the annual season-ticket renewal window for football.
While most of the stadium will increase in price, 8.7% of the stadium’s seating is actually decreasing. Those decreases are mostly corner bleacher seats, deputy athletic director for external affairs Scott Kull told The Salt Lake Tribune. “We’re always trying to provide the best student-athlete experience we can. We start there. How best can we do that?” Kull said. “As part of that process, we decided to do a deep dive on our seating bowl at football and really find out where we are relative to our Pac-12 peers. Engaging an outside partner to come in and help was the prudent thing to do.
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