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Seats for Servicemembers registration closes Aug. 31

More than 6,000 Seats for Servicemembers have been purchased by military and Penn State supporters

Servicemembers from 29 states have registered to receive complimentary tickets to the Oct. 3 Penn State-Army West Point game. Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Registration for the Seats for Servicemembers program will close at 5 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 31. Servicemembers from 29 states have registered to receive complimentary tickets to the Penn State-Army West Point game on Saturday, Oct. 3. Active duty, Guard and Reserve military, veterans and fallen and Gold Star families are eligible to register to receive complimentary tickets purchased by Penn State supporters.

In its fourth year, the program honors the commitment and sacrifices of veterans, families and loved ones by providing tickets at no cost to active and retired military, as well as a complimentary pregame tailgate at Bryce Jordan Center. Penn State supporters, alumni and business donations have made this possible.

Military members and veterans their families and loved ones can visit http://bit.ly/PSUSeatsforService to sign up for free tickets on a first-come, first-served basis to the Oct. 3 game. All active duty, Guard and Reserve military, veterans and fallen and Gold Star families are eligible to redeem one complimentary ticket for themselves and three additional complimentary seats for immediate family members. Additionally, all qualifying individuals are eligible to purchase up to five additional tickets for a discounted rate of just $35 per person. All sign ups are simply requests until confirmed via email by Penn State Athletics.

More than 6,000 Seats for Servicemembers have been purchased by Penn State supporters, members of the community and businesses to date. Supporters can still purchase Seats for Servicemembers by visiting http://bit.ly/S4STickets or calling 1-800-NITTANY between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tickets for the Seats for Servicemembers program are $35. Penn State hosted 5,500 military members for the Temple game last season.

Last Updated August 27, 2015