What Good Seats for 2025 LSU‑Florida Game Will Set You Back

[KNGT-FM] - Week three of the college football season is heading your way this week, starting on Thursday and running through Saturday night. The featured game Thursday night is NC State against Wake Forest, which will be broadcast on ESPN. There are five college football games set for Friday night and then a full slate of games on Saturday.

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The game everyone in Louisiana will be interested to watch is the first Southeastern Conference (SEC) matchup for LSU when the Florida Gators come to Baton Rouge. Last weekend, the LSU Tigers found themselves taking on Louisiana Tech. The LA Tech team gave it all they had, causing issues for the LSU running game, and at times, making the Tigers' offense look sluggish. LSU won the game, however, 23-7.

The Florida Gators had a heck of a time last weekend taking on USF. Most thought it should be an easy win for the Gators, setting up a top 25 matchup between the Gators and Tigers this weekend, but that was not the case. Florida lost the game in a stunning 18-16 defeat, which knocked them out of the national rankings this week.

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Florida is heading to Baton Rouge unranked, while LSU holds firm at No. 3 in the latest AP poll. You might expect ticket prices to drop after Florida’s loss last weekend took some of the shine off the matchup, but that hasn’t happened. Despite the Gators’ stumble, demand remains high, and ticket prices for Saturday’s game are still holding strong.

If you're aiming for the nosebleeds, tickets on SeatGeek start at around $141 and go up to $209 per seat. Want a better view? Seats in the mezzanine or lower upper-bowl levels are priced between $220 and $450. But if you're ready to splurge, club-level tickets, which include food and non-alcoholic drinks, will set you back roughly $1,177 each.

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The Florida and LSU game will be televised nationally on ABC Saturday night, with kickoff set for 6:30 pm.