Tusk Mobile Pass Delivers

November 2, 2016

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Arkansas Athletic Department is unveiling an innovative, special-priced ticket option for Razorback Basketball fans. The Tusk Mobile Pass afford fans the opportunity to catch all the exciting action of 18 regular season home games inside Bud Walton Arena from a variety of seating locations for just $159.

“The Tusk Mobile Pass is the direct by-product of research into the changing desires of sports fans,” said Chris Freet, Senior Associate AD for External Operations. “Some of our fans will find excitement by sitting in a different area and the varied experiences that come along with a new seat every game.”

The Tusk Mobile Pass secures the owner entrance into Bud Walton Arena. Pass holders will be sent an e-mail 48 hours prior to each home game with tickets, including barcodes, and seat locations for that particular game. The dynamic system allows pass holders to take advantage of the best seats available for each game. Seat locations will change from game-to-game based on availability, including varying locations in the lower and upper seating levels of Bud Walton Arena. Barcodes cannot be transferred and must be used for entry into Bud Walton Arena. Pass holders may submit a request to be seated next to or near another pass holder, subject to availability.

A limited number (159) of the Tusk Mobile Passes will be available for the 2016-17 Razorback Men’s Basketball season, so be sure to act quickly. Passes go on sale this Friday, Nov. 4 at 1:59 p.m. Tusk Mobile Passes may be purchased online at ArkansasRazorbacks.com or by calling 1-800-982-HOGS (4647), beginning on Friday.

“The Tusk Mobile Pass is a great way for fans to watch Razorback Basketball throughout the season from some of the best available seats at Bud Walton Arena,” University of Arkansas Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Jeff Long says. “The pass provides guaranteed entry into all regular season games while providing a dynamic game experience for each and every game from varying perspectives throughout the arena.”