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Baseball Single-Game And Mini-Plan Tickets On Sale
January 18, 2022 | Baseball
CHAPEL HILL – Single-game tickets as well as six and three-game mini plans for the Diamond Heels' 2022 baseball season are on sale and can be purchased through the UNC ticket office.
Carolina's 2022 home schedule features 37 homes games, including eight weekend series with visits from Seton Hall (Feb. 18-20), East Carolina (Feb. 25-26), Coastal Carolina (March 4-6), Pittsburgh (March 11-13), Virginia Tech (April 1-3), Georgia Tech (April 15-17), Wake Forest (May 13-15) and Florida State (May 19-21).
Midweek opponents for the upcoming season include 2021 NCAA Regional participants Campbell (April 19), Liberty (April 26) and Charlotte (May 3). The Tar Heels will also host an additional 10 non-conference midweek games on Bryson Field at Boshamer Stadium.
Price options for single-game and mini-plan tickets are as follows:
Individual Game Tickets
Main Grandstand: $10
First and Third Base Lines/General Admission: $8
Six-Game Mini Plan
Main Grandstand: $45
Three-Game Mini Plan
Main Grandstand: $24
Premium seat areas are also available to be purchased on a game-by-game basis. These premium areas include private box space, four-person tables, and other benefits outlined below.
First Base Outdoor Boxes – 15 Person Suite
Price: $150
Benefits: Comes with 15 game tickets, (1) Scott Forbes autographed baseball, and a $75 concession voucher.
First Base Outdoor Boxes - 10 Person Suite
Price: $120
Benefits: Comes with 10 game tickets, (1) Scott Forbes autographed baseball, and a $50 concession voucher.
Third Base Field Boxes
Price: $72
Benefits: Comes with 4 game tickets and a $20 concession voucher.
First Base Four Tops
Price: $48
Benefits: Comes with 4 game tickets.
All ticket options, including season tickets, mini plans, single game tickets, and premium seating can be purchased online at GoHeels.com/tickets, by phone at (800) 722-4335 or in person at the UNC Ticket Office during normal business hours (M-F, 8:30am-4:30pm).
Carolina's 2022 home schedule features 37 homes games, including eight weekend series with visits from Seton Hall (Feb. 18-20), East Carolina (Feb. 25-26), Coastal Carolina (March 4-6), Pittsburgh (March 11-13), Virginia Tech (April 1-3), Georgia Tech (April 15-17), Wake Forest (May 13-15) and Florida State (May 19-21).
Midweek opponents for the upcoming season include 2021 NCAA Regional participants Campbell (April 19), Liberty (April 26) and Charlotte (May 3). The Tar Heels will also host an additional 10 non-conference midweek games on Bryson Field at Boshamer Stadium.
Price options for single-game and mini-plan tickets are as follows:
Individual Game Tickets
Main Grandstand: $10
First and Third Base Lines/General Admission: $8
Six-Game Mini Plan
Main Grandstand: $45
Three-Game Mini Plan
Main Grandstand: $24
Premium seat areas are also available to be purchased on a game-by-game basis. These premium areas include private box space, four-person tables, and other benefits outlined below.
First Base Outdoor Boxes – 15 Person Suite
Price: $150
Benefits: Comes with 15 game tickets, (1) Scott Forbes autographed baseball, and a $75 concession voucher.
First Base Outdoor Boxes - 10 Person Suite
Price: $120
Benefits: Comes with 10 game tickets, (1) Scott Forbes autographed baseball, and a $50 concession voucher.
Third Base Field Boxes
Price: $72
Benefits: Comes with 4 game tickets and a $20 concession voucher.
First Base Four Tops
Price: $48
Benefits: Comes with 4 game tickets.
All ticket options, including season tickets, mini plans, single game tickets, and premium seating can be purchased online at GoHeels.com/tickets, by phone at (800) 722-4335 or in person at the UNC Ticket Office during normal business hours (M-F, 8:30am-4:30pm).
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