Plenty Of Bucs-Browns Tickets Available

September 16th, 2026

The Buccaneers’ home opener on Sunday is not sold out and plenty of never-been-sold seats are available all around The Licht House.

The cheapest never-been-sold seat is $96.90 on TicketMaster, including fees. That’s about double the price of a cheap seat ticket 10 years ago, when you could be a season ticket for $40 per game for adults and $20 per game for a kid. Youth tickets seem to have gone the way of the Tyrannosaurus rex and the Bucs’ edge rush.

Joe expects thousands of Browns fans in the stadium on Sunday, though nothing terribly overwhelming. And they should be at least somewhat subdued because their team is dreadful.

Joe is seeing Bucs-Browns tickets for $78+ fees at StubHub, so that’s good early news those seeking a cheap ticket on Saturday or Sunday morning.

29 Responses to “Plenty Of Bucs-Browns Tickets Available”

  1. Lakeland Says:

    😂😂😂

    In this difficult economy , with sky high grocery, gas prices etc
    Why should someone pay good money to watch the Bucs vs the Browns?

    That’s totally nsane in my opinion

  2. Joaquim Valente Says:

    Over $100 to watch an underperforming team play a terrible team while literally baking in the sun or watch the game on my 85” tv in the garage making better food, drinking colder beer. I know which one sounds I’m going with.

  3. TB_MikeB Says:

    I’ll be there. First game attended since the TNF collapse.

  4. ReneDejesus Says:

    👍

  5. Josh Says:

    Yeah, when the Glazers kept the Toilet Bowl at head coach, they should’ve seen this coming. Until it’s way, way cooler out or the team has, like, 7 wins look playoff bound, don’t expect literally anyone to support this team in any way, shape, or form.

    Like Lakeland said, “In this economy.”

  6. View from Outer Space Says:

    Never again. Roger Goodell wants to turn the NFL into a television show with fan hostile scheduling and international games, then he can figure out how to fill the TV studio with a live audience.

  7. Bosch Says:

    Sales drooped this year?

  8. BuccoMarty Says:

    I’m going for the low, low price of getting paid to watch my team play football.

    Yup… not gonna cost me a penny, and I’ll walk out a few pennies richer (after Mrs. BuccoMarty takes her cut).

  9. NerdsAreCool Says:

    This is why the Rays stadium was a mistake, thinking attendance will be higher in Tampa, people here do not support local teams

  10. Drunk Bucs Fan Says:

    I have never enjoyed seeing visitor’s jerseys in RJS, but I think it will be entertaining to see all the Baker Browns jerseys that will be there on Sunday. Those same people will be cheering every good Baker play and booing Watson like crazy.

    Going to be a wonderfully weird day.

  11. Fanofdabucs Says:

    Embarrassing for a home opener.

    I totally agree that the ridiculous notion that moving the Rays to Tampa will increase attendance. People won’t go to a home opener for the Bucs on a Sunday. You think they will drive thru traffic in Tampa on a weekday to watch baseball?

    I’m happy they agreed to build the stadium to keep the team in the bay area, but the move to Tampa will have little to no impact on attendance.

  12. 813bucboi Says:

    NerdsAreCool Says:
    September 16th, 2026 at 10:16 am
    This is why the Rays stadium was a mistake, thinking attendance will be higher in Tampa, people here do not support local teams

    FAKE NEWS!!!!

    Rays will do great moving to tampa…..

    the problem is the heat…..1pm games this time of year are beyond brutal…its 100+ degress in that stadium for 3hours…

    GO BUCS!!!!!

  13. Newbie Says:

    That’s 100% on Team Glazer for keeping Bowles. Wait until the Pack and Steelers come to town. Will be a home game for them.

  14. Tampa2ATL Says:

    Think Browns fans are full on boycotting at moment. Whoever from Cleveland is there will probably boo their QB louder and more often than we will.

  15. Tampa2ATL Says:

    PS: home openers does = frying like an egg at RJS

  16. Marine Buc Says:

    Who in their right mind would waster their money on this goy slop?

  17. Capt.Tim Says:

    Yeah, I bet!

  18. infomeplease Says:

    Bucs better play well and put up a W on Sunday! Or every home game will be relatively cheap! This is a must win game for the Bucs, another loss will send them down a dark path!

  19. Fred McNeil Says:

    I’m no marketing expert, but it seems to me that a huge portion of our home crowds aren’t from here. In this case hardly anyone will fly here from Cleveland to watch the aptly named Browns. I’ll tell you this: if we dork this game there will be a effigy burning.

  20. Fred McNeil Says:

    Yeah, I agree that this is a must-win game. True, the season won’t by over, but nobody will care.

  21. BucsfaninOregon Says:

    Watch Watson have his best game Sunday. He is EXACTLY the type of QB that historically give the Bucs problems.

  22. Rod Munch Says:

    But I thought Baker put butts in the seats… that’s why we had to pay him, even though he was already under contract.

    Anywho, maybe plenty of seats being available has to do with Baker at the end of last season singlehandedly losing 4-games in a row and knocking the Bucs out the playoffs… and then last Sunday, Baker again singlehandedly losing the game.

    That’s 5 loses in the Bucs last 6 games, all loses squarely the shoulders of Baker Mayfield.

    Maybe that has something to do with plenty of tickets being available.

    However, WIN, and actually look good doing it, and things can quickly turn around.

  23. Wayne perez Says:

    I’ll be there!

  24. Bee Says:

    Can’t expect fans to pay to bake in the sun while watching a losing team. I mean, what’s exciting about this team consistently? Certainly not the HC and QB.

  25. ModHairKen Says:

    Who wants to pay $78 to sit in the upper deck and get burned by the contrails from the pregame flyover and pay $15 for a warm 16 oz beer?

  26. Tye Says:

    Many MANY fans saw the Glazers retaining IBS as HC as a slap to the face of the loyal Bucs fans base….
    Our slap back is fans will return when a respectable, reputable, quality HC is running the Bucs!

  27. Fire The Cannons & Fire Todd Says:

    It’s the Todd Blows effect

    2-8 in the last 10 games doesn’t excite any one. Fans are a reflection of the team

  28. Boltsfan17 Says:

    Good. Stay home folks it’s your most powerful weapon.

  29. Bucswincoverthestadium Says:

    To sit in the sun for 3 hours at 1pm with no shade. In this heat. No thank you. Cover the darn stadium already. Just to watch an uncoached team and Mayfield choke all over the place. I’ll wait and watch at home. It’s a Bucs life

 

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