How to buy Miami vs. Indiana National Championship tickets

Trinton Breeze

Today at 11:41 AM 2 min read

The Miami Hurricanes are back at Hard Rock Stadium for the National Championship, taking on the Indiana Hoosiers. With just one win standing between Miami and their sixth national title, fans looking to be part of the action should act fast—tickets are moving quickly.

A limited number of National Championship tickets will be released in the following priority order, while supplies last. Each presale group is capped at two tickets per account:

Fans must renew or purchase 2026 football season tickets and/or a 2026 Hurricane Club membership by Monday, Jan. 12 at 11:59 p.m. to access the 2026 presale.

Tickets are on sale now while supplies last. Prices are already climbing: the cheapest seats at Hard Rock Stadium immediately after Friday's game were listed at $3,800, with premium seats topping $17,000 on SeatKeek.

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Don’t miss your chance to see the Hurricanes chase a national championship at home.

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RVACane

Today at 11:42 AM

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TheATLCane

Today at 11:51 AM

Highest last night on SeatGeek was $41k on IU side

Cheapest to get in was $3500

AUcane

Today at 11:53 AM

honestly, might as well try and hit someone who works at Capital One up. lol

That or find a student who's willing to sell their ticket for $1k.

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J2TheZ

Today at 11:56 AM

Those are the prices for the secondary market. I hope the university doesn’t tax those who hold a season tickets and have properly renewed their tickets. I’m a hurricane club member and hope the sale is at a fair market price to those who have supported the team.

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the storm

Today at 12:11 PM

I hope our fans pack Hard Rock. In Atlanta 90% were Indiana fans.

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ABCane

Today at 12:39 PM

J2TheZ said:
Those are the prices for the secondary market. I hope the university doesn’t tax those who hold a season tickets and have properly renewed their tickets. I’m a hurricane club member and hope the sale is at a fair market price to those who have supported the team.

Going to be at face value. Still not a bargain but massively cheaper than what's on the secondary market.

To give some context: I signed up for the UM allocation at the beginning of the playoffs. Had my tickets confirmed after Ole Miss. Section 110, I got charged $870/each all in. Tickets in the same section are now going for $5,500/each all in on Seat Geek...

The prices *might* come down after the allocations from both schools this week. I was also at A&M and Cotton Bowl, got secondary market for both and bought early because of a false sense of needing to secure the seats. Ended up significantly overpaying, prices went down a lot as it got closer to gametime.

Now, this being the Natty, that might not happen.. but I would guess the prices aren't going to go up once more tickets go on sale after the allocations this week.

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ABCane

Today at 12:40 PM

the storm said:
I hope our fans pack Hard Rock. In Atlanta 90% were Indiana fans.

This is a must. Anyone hat gets allocated tickets and sells them to a non-Canes fan better not even call themselves a Cane...

Ispyin

Today at 12:42 PM

J2TheZ said:
Those are the prices for the secondary market. I hope the university doesn’t tax those who hold a season tickets and have properly renewed their tickets. I’m a hurricane club member and hope the sale is at a fair market price to those who have supported the team.

they are face value through UM

Ispyin

Today at 12:43 PM

ABCane said:
Going to be at face value. Still not a bargain but massively cheaper than what's on the secondary market.

To give some context: I signed up for the UM allocation at the beginning of the playoffs. Had my tickets confirmed after Ole Miss. Section 110, I got charged $870/each all in. Tickets in the same section are now going for $5,500/each all in on Seat Geek...

The prices *might* come down after the allocations from both schools this week. I was also at A&M and Cotton Bowl, got secondary market for both and bought early because of a false sense of needing to secure the seats. Ended up significantly overpaying, prices went down a lot as it got closer to gametime.

Now, this being the Natty, that might not happen.. but I would guess the prices aren't going to go up once more tickets go on sale after the allocations this week.

they will not most likely this time:

I suggest you all read this and plan and pray:

Miami vs. Indiana Set for CFP National Championship — Ticket Prices Surge at Hard Rock Stadium

Where to find the best deals on sold-out College Football Playoff and National Championship game tickets + 2025-26 schedule and more.

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CaneMutiny06

Today at 12:44 PM

the storm said:
I hope our fans pack Hard Rock. In Atlanta 90% were Indiana fans.

My concern is these corporate allotments. Between that and the secondary market being dominated by Indiana fans.

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TGCanes

Today at 1:44 PM

AUcane said:
honestly, might as well try and hit someone who works at Capital One up. lol

That or find a student who's willing to sell their ticket for $1k.

Why would a student sell for a thousand when they are well aware of the market on the internet. Not happening