USL Louisville City FC

Single-Match Tickets Go on Sale this Week

Published on February 24, 2020 under United Soccer League Championship (USL)
Louisville City FC News Release


As Louisville City Football Club's first season in Lynn Family Stadium draws near, the club will make single-match tickets available to fans for the first time this week.

Current Season Ticket Members will have access to all single-match tickets during a pre-sale which starts Wednesday at 10 a.m.

Season Ticket Members wishing to purchase extra seats for the home opener or other upcoming matches should log in to their SeatGeek accounts Wednesday morning to prepare for the on-sale time or call 502-LOU-CITY to secure seats on Wednesday.

On Thursday, tickets for Louisville City's April 11 USL Championship Home Opener go on sale to the general public. All fans can log on Thursday morning at 10 a.m. to purchase tickets for the first match in the new stadium.

On Friday, single-match tickets for all other games will become available to all fans through Louisville City's ticketing partner SeatGeek.

Excitement is high for Louisville City's 2020 season in the new Lynn Family Stadium. The largest soccer-specific stadium in the region with seating locations for 11,700 fans and a capacity of 15,000, the stadium will provide a stellar view of the playing pitch with unprecedented access for local soccer supporters.

Louisville City surpassed 5,000 Season Ticket Members on the first day of the public sale in August. In November, the club announced a new all-time record for Season Ticket Members, surpassing the previous high set in 2019.

With less than 50 days to go before the April 11 home opener, Louisville City supporters have sold out more than 20 full sections and several more are nearly full as well.

While single-match tickets will be available this week, Season Tickets are still available through the following Virtual Tour link or by calling 502-LOU-CITY.

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