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A-State Football Suites and Tower Loge Boxes Sold Out, Limited Premium Seating Remains Available

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Jonesboro, AR – Contributed – With the 2026 Arkansas State football season quickly approaching, the A-State Athletics Department announced Thursday that all Centennial Bank Stadium suites and Johnny Allison Tower loge boxes are sold out, but limited premium seating options for the Woodard McAlister Club and North End Zone loge boxes remain available for season or single-game purchases.

Season and single-game tickets in the Woodard McAlister Club feature all-inclusive food and beverages while providing fans with a private indoor space where they can enjoy Red Wolves’ football game days.

The North End Zone loge boxes offer an outdoor premium-seating experience, access to the nearby tunnel area when the Red Wolves take the field and all-inclusive food and beverages. 

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Season tickets for the Woodard McAlister Club are available for $2,100 each, while a single-game ticket is priced at $350. The North End Zone loge boxes are $1,128.75 per season ticket and single-game tickets are available for $200 each.

Season tickets for both the club and loge boxes also include a premium parking pass, while fans who purchase a single-game ticket to these locations have the option to add on a discounted $50 premium parking pass.

Season and single-game tickets for the Woodard McAlister Club and North End Zone loge boxes can be purchased online or by contacting the Red Wolves Foundation at 870-972-2401.

Online season tickets for these areas are available by clicking here, and single-game tickets are available by clicking here.

Fans purchasing a single-game ticket to either area need to contact the Red Wolves Foundation if also interested in the discounted $50 premium-parking pass.

Arkansas State, the only current Sun Belt Conference program to win a bowl game in both 2024 and 2025, is among just 18 Group of Six programs to appear in a bowl game each of the last three seasons.

The Red Wolves kickoff their 2026 campaign Sept. 5 at Memphis and play their home opener a week later on Sept. 12 versus West Georgia.

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