How to get tickets to the 2026-2027 NFL season with Gametime

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Here's how to get tickets to the upcoming NFL season with a little help from Gametime. (Getty Images)

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Now that the 2026-2027 NFL season schedule has been announced, it’s time to watch some football! OK, well, maybe not for a few more months, but we can at least plan ahead and grab some tickets to games this season at Gametime, the premier marketplace for tickets to every game of the upcoming NFL Season.

Gametime features transparent pricing that includes all fees, mobile ticketing – no printer required – and a guarantee that all tickets sold will be valid for entry to the game. Whether you want to see one particular matchup or get season tickets, buying tickets to this season’s NFL games has never been easier or more straightforward. Here's everything you need to know about purchasing tickets with Gametime.

How to get tickets to the 2026-2027 NFL season

If you're looking to attend an NFL game this season, Gametime offers a great selection of seats at competitive prices. You can search by team to look for individual games, grab season tickets or get seats to one of this season’s nine international games.

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How to get NFL tickets using Gametime:

You can find individual tickets to every 2026-2027 NFL game — including preseason games, international games, and even the Super Bowl — on Gametime. If you know which game you want to see, you can filter by price and quantity to find the tickets that are right for you.

How much are NFL tickets?

Ticket prices to games vary by team, seat selection, and venue, but no matter which game(s) you want to attend, Gametime has you covered. As of right now, the cheapest regular-season tickets to see Super Bowl champions the Seattle Seahawks start around $346 apiece, while seats to see last season’s last-place team, the Las Vegas Raiders, start at $176.