Vivid Seats Lists Detroit Lions Ticket Inventory, Prices and 2026 Schedule
Vivid Seats is listing tickets for Detroit Lions games across the 2026 schedule and is advertising inventory, price ranges and venue information, the ticket marketplace said. The site shows some tickets beginning in the low $60s and an average price around $191. Vivid Seats backs every order with its 100% Buyer Guarantee.
The marketplace lists the Lions’ next game as Oct. 11 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., and the next home date as Oct. 25 against Green Bay at Ford Field in Detroit, Mich. Vivid Seats displays per-game listings with a range of starting prices across the schedule, and international and primetime matchups generally show higher entry points. Shoppers will find single-game listings that begin in the low $60s while many marquee home dates start in the mid-$200s.
Vivid Seats’ Ford Field information notes the stadium holds approximately 65,000 fans and highlights on-site parking, nearby lots and public-transit options such as the Detroit People Mover and QLine. The site also lists suite and club-seat availability for many games, with amenities that commonly include private entry, a climate-controlled indoor area with TVs and Wi-Fi, and a private restroom. The marketplace advises shoppers to review individual listing notes for details on parking passes, food and beverage access and other amenities.
The site outlines consumer protections and purchasing features, including All-In Pricing that shows fees up front and a policy to refund canceled events in full. Vivid Seats guarantees that tickets purchased together will be seated together unless otherwise noted and says it will deliver reissued tickets when events are rescheduled. The marketplace also operates a rewards program that awards credit on purchases and offers perks such as a free 11th ticket after 10 purchases, birthday rewards, seat upgrades and exclusive experiences.
NFL Sports Blog Take
Publicly posted inventory underscores how opponent and game timing shape demand for Lions tickets in 2026. Listed starting prices appear higher for divisional and primetime home dates — including the Oct. 25 home game vs. Green Bay, the Nov. 1 home game vs. Minnesota and the Nov. 26 home game vs. Chicago — while non-division and certain road matchups show lower starting prices. Fans planning to attend games at Ford Field can use the sites All-In Pricing and guarantees to compare total costs, consider parking-pass purchases in advance and evaluate suite or club options if amenities are a priority.