Basketball

Washington Huskies’ 2026‑27 Men’s Basketball Season Tickets Now On Sale

Fans can secure seats for a competitive Big Ten schedule and enjoy exclusive benefits.

The University of Washington announced that season tickets for the 2026‑27 men's basketball campaign are now on sale, giving supporters the opportunity to lock in seats for what promises to be a demanding Big Ten schedule. The announcement comes as the Huskies prepare for their third year under head coach Danny Sprinkle, who has shaped the roster to compete against traditional rivals and emerging conference contenders.

What Season Ticket Holders Receive

Beyond guaranteed admission to every home game, ticket holders enjoy priority access to postseason events, flexible payment plans and the best per‑game pricing available to the public. The package also includes invitations to exclusive team functions, fostering a tighter connection between fans and the program.

The upcoming home slate features matchups against Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Nebraska, Northwestern, Purdue, Rutgers, Oregon, UCLA and USC, providing a rigorous test against some of the conference’s top programs. In addition, ticket holders will receive admission to the neutral‑site contest against Baylor scheduled for December 19 at Climate Pledge Arena.

How to Purchase and Group Options

Fans can secure their seats through the official ticket portal at GoHuskies.com/MBBTickets or by calling 206‑543‑2200, extension 2. For parties of ten or more, group tickets are offered at discounted rates with reserved seating to ensure families and organizations can sit together.

Prospective buyers can also complete a Ticket Interest Form on the university’s athletics website, after which a member of the ticket sales staff will reach out with detailed information and next steps. Staying updated on schedule changes and team news is easy by following @UW_MBB on social media.

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