The Detroit Lions have officially sold out their season tickets for the 2026 season, marking a significant milestone for the franchise. In just three days, more than 4,000 tickets were snapped up by eager fans who had been patiently waiting on the waitlist. This rapid sell-out underscores the growing enthusiasm surrounding the Lions.
Since head coach Dan Campbell took the reins in 2022, the Lions have experienced a resurgence, posting their first winning season since 2016. This turnaround has made tickets to Ford Field some of the most sought-after in the NFL. Prices for Lions home games have been known to exceed $400, making them a hot commodity on the market.
A survey by The Action Network revealed that before the 2025 season, the average cost for a family of four to attend a Lions game was a staggering $1,940, just for the tickets. This figure highlights the premium fans are willing to pay to witness the Lions in action, especially following their back-to-back division titles.
Despite finishing last in the NFC North with a 9-8 record and missing the playoffs, the demand for season tickets remains sky-high. The waitlist for these coveted tickets now boasts around 20,000 hopefuls. The Lions' fan base is clearly energized, and the excitement for the upcoming season is palpable.