Baylor Athletics is rolling out a new ticket program aimed squarely at Waco residents, giving local fans year-round access to select offers for home events.
The new Waco Rush Pass is open beginning today, with registration available at BaylorBears.com/WacoRush. Residents can sign up by filling out the online form, and once they’re in, they’ll be notified whenever exclusive ticket offers become available during the year. Baylor also plans to promote the pass through its social media channels, local business partnerships and community outreach efforts.
The program is limited to people with a Waco, Texas mailing address, and offers are not available to surrounding communities at this time.
"We're proud to call Waco our hometown, and creating opportunities for our neighbors to experience Baylor Athletics is a priority," said Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Doug McNamee. "The Waco Rush Pass is a simple way to make Baylor game days more accessible and affordable for our local community. Whether you've been cheering on the Bears for decades or are attending your first game, we want everyone who calls Waco home to feel welcomed, valued and part of the family that makes Baylor Athletics so special."
Passholders will be able to get discounted tickets for select football, men's basketball, women's basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball and track & field events. Baylor said the participating games and meets will depend on ticket availability, and the school may announce them as early as one week before competition or, in some cases, on game day.
The launch also ties into Baylor football’s home opener against Prairie View A&M on 254 Night, which has been designated a Waco Rush Pass game. Central National Bank, the presenting sponsor of 254 Night, will give two free tickets to the first 2,500 eligible Waco residents who register for the pass by Aug.
- Baylor said additional redemption details will be sent directly to eligible participants in August.
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