MOSCOW, Idaho – Idaho football season ticket holders have the first opportunity to purchase single-game tickets for the Vandals' Nov. 10 matchup against Montana at the Kibbie Dome. Starting immediately, season ticket holders may access additional tickets to the Battle for the Little Brown Stein by calling 208-885-6466 or visiting the Athletic Ticket Office in the Kibbie Dome.
 
Season tickets start at $69 for adult general admission seats. Reserved seats start at $89 per adult season ticket.
 
Tickets to the Nov. 10 game against Montana start at $30 for general admission and $35 in stadium reserved sections for adults. Single-game tickets will go on sale to the general public at a later date.
 
Fans can also guarantee their seat to see the Vandals take on the Grizzlies by purchasing a two-game flex pack. The package includes a ticket to the game against Montana and one additional 2018 home game of your choice. The flex pack is available in stadium reserved sections ($54 per package) and general admission sections ($44 per package).
 
Idaho kicks off the 2018 season Saturday, at Fresno State at 7 p.m. The Vandal home opener is set for Sept. 8, against Western New Mexico at 2 p.m. Single-game tickets for Idaho's first four home games are on sale now, including a family pack for the home opener that comes with four general admission tickets for $44.

New Vandal Tailgate This Year
New for fans attending Idaho home football games this year will be the Vandal Tailgate, located in the parking lot west of the Kibbie Dome. The pregame gathering place will feature local food vendors, family-friendly activities and Vandal-themed entertainment. The Vandal Tailgate will open three hours prior to kickoff.

Earlier this year, the Idaho State Board of Education approved a proposal by the U of I to allow the consumption of alcohol at tailgating events. Fans are welcome to bring their own beverages, as long as they are held in an opaque container that is not labeled or branded by an alcohol manufacturer or distributor and remains in one of four designated university parking lots on the west end, including the lot where the Vandal Tailgate is located.