Limited Kentucky Men’s Basketball Tickets Remain for 2024 Home Games
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Tickets for nearly all of Kentucky Men’s Basketball’s remaining home games are sold out.
Limited tickets remain for a few week-night Southeastern Conference matchups: the Wednesday, Jan. 31 game vs. Florida at 8 p.m. ET, the Tuesday, Feb. 13 matchup with Ole Miss at 9 p.m. and the Wednesday, March 6 home finale vs. Vanderbilt tipping off at 9 p.m.
Seats are still being held for upcoming student distributions. Limited student tickets remain for the Tuesday, Jan. 8 game vs. Missouri, and the Jan. 17 matchup with Mississippi State.
Limited GovX ticket inventory for select games is still available for qualifying members. Military, law enforcement, fire, emergency medical services, and government employees can take advantage through UKathletics.com/GovX, while supplies last.
With large crowds expected throughout the new year, fans are reminded to download tickets in advance, arrive early and review gameday procedures.
Considering the intense demand for tickets, fans are asked to review important reminders about security.
Fans are urged to use caution against counterfeit and invalid tickets. Only tickets purchased directly through the following outlets are guaranteed to be valid:
- The UK Ticket Office or Rupp Arena Ticket Office
- Ticketmaster, including Ticketmaster’s official resale marketplace
- FEVO
- Visiting team ticket office
Fans are warned about purchasing tickets through other outlets that may be unable to provide assurances about validity. That risk is magnified for sold-out games like those upcoming in 2024.
Financial and ticket scams are increasing in frequency. Scams are becoming more sophisticated and difficult to identify. UK Athletics is sharing the following tips to help fans remain safe and secure.
Be suspicious of anything unusual:
A deal that sounds too good to be true probably is.
Requests to send money via a third party (CashApp, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, etc.) or purchase gift cards in exchange for tickets are telltale signs of attempted fraud.
Requests for sensitive data such as passwords, bank account numbers or social security number are also red flags.
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