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More seating opens for UNLV showdown with Boise State

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By Callie Fin Las Vegas Review-Journal
October 24, 2024 - 8:00 pm
 

UNLV has opened up more seating for its showdown with No. 17 Boise State at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Allegiant Stadium.

Seating in the 300 level is available for just the second time at a Rebels game. The previous time, against Iowa State in 2021, produced the biggest crowd for a UNLV game at Allegiant (35,193).

Prices for the newly available tickets start at $43 with no additional fees. The price will increase to $48 on Friday. Sections 310, 311 and 312 are available, with midfield views of the action.

Parking passes are still available in Lot V for $10. The area is a 15-minute walk from Allegiant Stadium, but the university is offering complimentary shuttles.

Fans can visit UNLVTickets.com to purchase tickets and parking.

Contact Callie Fin at cfin@reviewjournal.com. Follow @CallieJLaw on X.

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