Even though the game is pretty darn popular and historic there are still some seats available—even some really good ones. If you’re looking to spend your Christmas budget there are still “Dream Seats” available in the lower corner of the field, but these will set you back roughly $200 a piece before the taxes and fees—thanks again Ticketmaster. For those looking to celebrate the game in the parking lot, there’s cheap seats available starting around $30 and $45, and they head north from there.
If you’re in town for the game there’s even more stuff to do than just the main even on Saturday afternoon. In the days leading up to the game the Army and the Navy will participate in a series of competitionsPatriot Gamesin and around town. There’ll also be a Pep Rally prior to the big game, as well as the tradition of both the Brigade of Midshipmen and Corps of Cadets marching into the stadium prior to kickoff. Sure it’s not quite the Super Bowl, but at least during this game you’ll be able to cheer on some true heroes.
[Photo: The US Army]

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