This letter was posted on Hawkeyesports.com

Dear Iowa Football Family:

Thank you for your continued loyal support as we continue to work through these challenging times. We are potentially one month away from our home opener and wanted to inform you of changes to football ticket sales for this season.

Here’s what we know…

• If we play and fans are permitted to attend, the five home B1G Conference games will be sold as single games and not as a season ticket. This provides for greater access and flexibility for our season ticket holders and the opportunity to increase or decrease capacity as the season unfolds.
• Main stand and premium seating in Kinnick Stadium will follow six-feet social distancing guidelines.
• Capacity will be reduced to approximately 10-15,000 seats per game.
• Fans will be required to wear face coverings and additional mitigation strategies have been implemented.
• All tickets and parking passes will be mobile.
• UI Students will have access to single game tickets in the student section. The capacity will be limited and distribution plans are still being finalized.
• Parking lots will be restricted to 50% capacity and open four hours before kickoff.

To provide more access to the limited number of tickets, there will not be season tickets or season parking this year.

• New single-game prices will be announced soon and they will be priced by stadium section and game.
• Fans will select tickets in groups of two or four, socially distanced throughout the stadium.
• Seat locations will be best available at the time of purchase, by section.
• Parking will also be sold on a single-game basis with one spot per account.

Tickets and per-seat contributions will automatically be rolled over to 2021. Season Ticket Holders don’t need to take further action, unless you would like to request a refund or convert your per-seat/parking requirement to a tax-deductible donation. If this is your preference, please let us know by August 14, 2020 by emailing tickets@hawkeyesports.com.

Many supporters have asked how to help our Hawkeye student-athletes. I would ask you to please consider reinvesting your per-seat contributions into the Hawkeye Scholarship Fund, a fully tax-deductible fund, that provides scholarship support for our 650 student-athletes. This would allow our student-athletes to continue to compete in the the classroom and in their respective sport.

All information regarding our tickets and Kinnick Stadium will be posted at hawkeyesports.com/footballgameday. Again, we appreciate your patience and understanding. While these are significant changes, the health and safety of our fans, student-athletes, coaches and staff remains our top priority.