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    Costco Offers Tickets to College, Pro Games

    • Costco is currently selling seven different teams’ tickets.
    • They range from $60-130.
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    Aug 04, 2022 | 12:38 pm
    UPDATED Feb 20, 2023 | 03:14 pm
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    Sports fans can now purchase tickets at the same place as they pick up tailgate supplies: Costco.

    The retailer has an entire section titled “sports events” available on its website, where it offers a range of professional and college tickets.

    As of Thursday, Costco offered seats for seven different teams.

    Among the options: sideline tickets to D.C. United, or end zone seats to Louisville football. Rutgers and Fresno State are even offering premium tickets to fans on the site. 

    In all, tickets range from about $60-$130.

    Along with tickets, Costco is advertising tailgating tents and sporting goods — along with access to over events like AMC movie passes.

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