What Single Game Tickets Does Colorado College Athletics Offer?

Updated

cctigers.com is the official athletics website for Colorado College (the "Tigers"), and its "Single Game Tickets On Sale" splash page is an entry point for buying tickets to individual home events rather than a full season package. The page itself is a splash/redirect screen: it shows a "Continue to Home" option and an ad-blocker notice, so the specific sports, prices, and buyer categories are not listed on that screen. To see which sports currently have single game tickets available, you need to continue into the main site and open the tickets section.

What the splash page actually tells you

The page evidence shows only a splash screen titled "Single Game Tickets On Sale," with a "Continue to Home" link and an ad-blocker detection message. That means:

  • The splash page is a gateway, not a ticket catalog.
  • No sports, prices, or audience categories are confirmed on this page.
  • If you use an ad blocker, the site may ask you to disable it to view content properly.

Which sports typically sell single game tickets

Colorado College fields NCAA Division III teams (with Division I men's ice hockey and women's soccer competing at the Division I level in their respective sports). Single game tickets are most commonly associated with:

  • Men's ice hockey – the highest-profile ticketed sport, played at Ed Robson Arena.
  • Women's soccer and other fall/spring team sports – often free or low-cost for regular-season home games.
  • Basketball, volleyball, lacrosse, and other indoor/outdoor team sports – availability varies by venue capacity and season.

Because the splash page does not list sports, treat this as general context and confirm each sport on the main site's tickets page.

Who single game tickets are for

Single game tickets are generally aimed at:

  • General public / community fans – anyone wanting to attend one home event.
  • Students – Colorado College students often get free or discounted entry with a student ID, though this depends on the sport and venue.
  • Alumni, parents, and visiting fans – especially for hockey and rivalry games.

Season tickets, by contrast, cover all home games for one sport and are usually sold separately, often with priority seating or parking perks. Single game tickets are the better choice if you only want to attend one or two events.

How to find the specific ticket info

  1. Open cctigers.com.
  2. Use the "Continue to Home" link on the splash page (or disable your ad blocker if prompted).
  3. Navigate to the Tickets section of the main athletics site.
  4. Select the specific sport to see whether single game tickets are on sale, and follow the linked ticketing platform for purchase.

Quick comparison

Question Single game ticket Season ticket
Covers One home event All home events for one sport
Best for Occasional attendees, visitors Frequent fans, families
Availability Varies by sport and venue Usually announced before the season
Where to check Main site Tickets section Main site Tickets section

If you only need one game, start with the single game option; if you plan to attend most home dates, compare it against the season package on the same tickets page.