Bucs-Falcons Secondary Market Tickets Hovering Around $35
November 1st, 2026
Today is the day to get into a Bucs game cheap, though there may be many future options this fall and winter if the Bucs lose their fifth consecutive home game this afternoon.
The 1 o’clock kickoff at The Licht House features a 2-5 Bucs team facing a 3-4 Falcons club. Both teams have a lot of flaws, though the Falcons have won three of five games and the Bucs have found a “W” in two of their last three matchups.
Regardless, Falcons fans do not travel well and Bucs fans don’t show up well when their team stinks. Throw in a rainy forecast and that’s a recipe for tens of thousands of empty seats today.
Joe’s early-morning look at StubHub.com shows Bucs tickets selling in the upper deck for $35, including fees. That’s a deal, even if you need to bring a rain poncho. And Joe suspects prices will dip below $20 very close to kickoff.
Have fun out there!
November 1st, 2026 at 7:31 am
The predicted monsoon doesn’t help
November 1st, 2026 at 7:45 am
Let me know when the tickets sell for “free-99″…
LOL!
Is the Ray-Jay going to be filled with dirty birds today?
November 1st, 2026 at 7:56 am
More like wet rats. Ugly day at RayJay today. Glad I mowed the lawn yesterday.
A perfect day for a recliner, Publix flatbread (BOGO!) and a few fine Blue Point Pumpkin ales.
And if the Bucs manage a win celebrating with a nice Eagle Rare.
November 1st, 2026 at 8:05 am
Got my homemade Chex Mix, wings, and ice-cold IPAs ready. With the windows open and rain-cooled air, it’s great. I’m actually optimistic we can come out with a W.
November 1st, 2026 at 8:11 am
Marine Buc, you know the Falcons travel worse than the Bucs. Raymond James will have many empty seats, not like the games where Packer and Steeler Fans took over RJS. I get that the Bucs are not a strong draw but the ATL is not either so there is no need to troll about the dirty birds.
November 1st, 2026 at 8:17 am
Lose this game and even less people are going to show up. Not that the Glazers care much thanks to the NFLs shared revenue model. They still get their fat checks no matter what the record is.