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University of Kentucky opens deposits for 2027 football season tickets, offering $100 per-seat nonrefundable option for early priority
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Oct 14, 9:50 PM EDT

University of Kentucky opens deposits for 2027 football season tickets, offering $100 per-seat nonrefundable option for early priority

Fans can begin submitting a $100 per-seat, nonrefundable deposit to receive first priority for tickets to Kentucky’s 2027 football season, the university announced Wednesday.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

The University of Kentucky has opened a new round of deposits for 2027 Kentucky football season tickets, according to an announcement published Wednesday by WKYT. The school said fans may submit a deposit of $100 per seat to secure first priority in the ticketing process for the upcoming season.

Under the program described by WKYT, the deposit is nonrefundable. The university’s approach is designed to let supporters place funds up front while establishing an order of priority for later distribution of season tickets.

The university did not indicate that deposits guarantee a seat in the final allotment, but it said the deposit provides first priority for tickets. Details of how remaining inventory is allocated after the priority period were not included in the WKYT report.

For fans who plan to purchase season tickets, the timing of the deposit window matters because priority systems often determine when purchasing or seat selection begins. The announcement also indicates that the 2027 season ticket process is moving into an earlier planning stage than a typical last-minute purchase cycle.

The deposit option is also relevant for household budgeting and family attendance planning, since $100 per-seat is required for each seat a fan wants included in the priority queue. For supporters considering multiple seats, the per-seat cost could translate into a larger total deposit amount.

Ticketing programs at major college football programs often operate as a blend of priority access and later ticket assignment, with the deposit functioning as a commitment that can help the athletic department forecast demand. In this case, the nonrefundable feature underscores that the deposit is meant to establish priority rather than function as a refundable reservation.

The university’s next steps, such as when and how priority deposit holders will be contacted or allowed to complete purchases, were not detailed in the WKYT report. Fans seeking the full timeline would likely need to follow the university’s ticketing guidance as it is released.

Why It Matters

  • The $100 per-seat nonrefundable deposit creates an up-front cost for fans and may affect how households plan for the 2027 season.
  • Because the deposit provides first priority, the order and timing of applications could influence when supporters are able to obtain tickets.
  • A priority deposit system shifts decisions earlier in the cycle, reducing uncertainty later in the season ticket process for deposit holders.
  • Nonrefundable terms increase the importance of verifying the deposit window and the exact next steps for completing purchases.

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Key Facts

  • The University of Kentucky announced Wednesday that deposits for 2027 Kentucky football season tickets are now available.
  • The deposit is $100 per seat.
  • The deposit is nonrefundable.
  • Deposit holders receive first priority for tickets, according to the announcement reported by WKYT.
  • WKYT reported the announcement as part of a statewide news segment on Oct. 14 or Oct. 15, 2026, published on Oct. 15, 2026.