Big Blue Madness ticket info announced
It won’t be long until Big Blue Nation is introduced to the newest edition of the Kentucky Wildcats men’s and women’s basketball teams at Big Blue Madness.
On Monday, Kentucky announced ticket info for this year’s edition of BBM, which will feature the debuts of new head coaches Mark Pope and Kenny Brooks.
Tickets for Big Blue Madness, presented by Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bluegrass, will be distributed exclusively online at Ticketmaster and through the Ticketmaster app starting at 5 PM ET on Friday, September 27th.
The event itself will take place on October 11th in Rupp Arena at 7 PM ET.
Tickets to Big Blue Madness will be free again this year. However, due to the ongoing renovation of Memorial Coliseum, tickets will not be distributed in person, and there will not be a campout.
All patrons require a ticket for Big Blue Madness, regardless of age. Online orders will have a minimal service fee attached, and there will be a limit of four tickets per household. All duplicate orders will automatically be canceled. Due to high demand, UK Athletics cannot guarantee that all fans will receive tickets.
A limited number of tickets will be held for UK students, and information will be posted online at UKStudentTix.com once it is finalized.
Will you be heading to this year’s Madness?
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