Detroit Lions launch new ticket deal to get last-minute fans into Ford Field

The Detroit Lions have introduced a new ticket program aimed at accommodating last-minute fans who wish to attend home games at Ford Field. Starting October 25, the NFL team will offer a minimum of 100 standing-room-only tickets priced at $60 each for every home game. This initiative is designed to improve accessibility, thereby allowing more fans to experience the atmosphere of Ford Field and witness the Lions play live.

These tickets are exclusively available for purchase on-site at Ford Field and are limited to four per individual. They are non-transferable and can only be obtained on game days. Fans interested in the tickets must visit Gate D at least four hours before kickoff to receive a wristband that confirms their eligibility to buy the standing-room tickets.

Following the distribution of these wristbands, the fans can proceed through Gate D for screening and entry. Once the tickets sell out, the remaining guests will be informed, and the standing-room ticket program will be discontinued.

The Lions' President and CEO, Rich Haddad, expressed enthusiasm about the program, stating it as a means to acknowledge the enthusiasm and backing fans have provided throughout the year. He emphasized the program's role in enhancing the home field advantage in the NFL. The Lions' remaining 2026 home schedule includes games against the Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Chicago Bears, and Tennessee Titans, as well as a game in Germany against the New England Patriots.