The ROC
2026-2027 ROC Pass Information
The ROC Pass is on sale now. To purchase a ROC Pass, select "student sign in" or follow the link below. DO NOT create your own BYU Tickets account - your account will have been created for you if you are an enrolled student for Fall 2026.
Prices:
- ROC Pass: $250
- Olympic Sports ROC Pass: $75 (includes all ticketed sports except football and men's basketball)
- Spousal ROC Pass: $350
- Spousal Olympic Sports ROC Pass: $100
Changes for this season
- There will no longer be a first-come, first-served ticket claim for football or men’s basketball tickets. Ticket claim requests will still open Tuesdays at noon before each home game, and ROC pass holders will have 24 hours to request a ticket, but there is no longer a benefit to being the first to request a ticket in that 24-hour window.
- Ticket allocation will now be determined based on a system influenced by attendance at BYU’s Olympic team sporting events. These include BYU women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, men’s volleyball, gymnastics, women’s basketball, baseball and softball games. The more of these Olympic sport events a student attends, the better positioned they are to earn stadium entry in an earlier group. A student is not required to attend an Olympic sport event to get a ticket for football or men’s basketball, Olympic sport attendance simply helps boost the chances to get in an earlier entry group.
- To better help track student attendance at Olympic sport events, students will be able to scan their tickets when they arrive and also when they leave the event, to show the duration of their attendance at the event. Scanning while leaving the event helps ensure student attendance is legitimate and to prevent abuse of the system. Scanning out is the responsibility of the ROC pass holder and will not be required by event staff to exit the game. Scanning out is required in order to get credit for attending the game.
- ROC ticket claims for Olympic sport events will open at 2 p.m. the day of a game or 2 p.m. on Friday for a Saturday event. All BYU Athletics ticketed events will now require students to claim an individual ticket. The claim will be open through the duration of the event or until the ROC fills up, so walk-up tickets will still be possible if there is room in the ROC and the game is not claimed out.
- Students who claim a ticket for any event but no longer can use it, must return the ticket through their BYU Tickets account so that others can use it. These tickets enter a last-chance claim. The last-chance claim for football tickets opens on Fridays at 10 a.m. for Saturday home games. Students who have a pattern of claiming a ticket, not using it and not returning it for the last-chance claim will have reduced access to tickets moving forward.
What is a ROC Pass?
The Student ROC Pass gives a BYU student the opportunity to attend ticketed BYU Athletics events. Seating at each event will be in the general admission student section.
- Degree seeking BYU Students and Flex-GE Students are eligible for a student ROC Pass
- Ensign College, BYU-Idaho, BYU-Hawaii, Independent Study, Visiting Students, and UVU students are NOT eligible for the student ROC Pass
- Sports include Football, Women's Soccer, Women's and Men's Volleyball, Women's and Men's Basketball, Baseball, Gymnastics, and Softball.
- Tickets for Football and Men’s Basketball games will be distributed via an online ticket claim process. You must have a ROC Pass to be eligible to claim a ticket. (For more info on Football and Men’s Basketball see the “Football or Men's Basketball” sections.)
- BYU Students and their spouses are eligible to purchase a ROC Pass. (One pass per person)
- Discounted tickets to home post-season games are often a benefit of buying a ROC Pass.
- The ROC Pass is accessed via email after purchase and verification process is complete
- The ROC Pass is a general admission ticket. General admission is first-come-first-served.
- A ROC Pass does not guarantee you admission to any event. No refunds are offered.
- Fans wearing the opposing team color or gear in the ROC section will be asked to sit at the top of the student section or in another general admission area.
- Your ticket presented at the gate must be downloaded to your digital wallet. Screenshots will not be accepted at the game.
- THE ROC PASS IS NON-TRANSFERABLE. Use of a ROC pass or claimed tickets by any individual other than the original purchaser may result in revocation of the pass without refund. Unauthorized resale or transfer of a ROC pass or claimed tickets is strictly prohibited and may lead to denial of entry, removal from an event, and/or cancelation of the pass.
- Media Notice and Consent
By attending a BYU event, you acknowledge and agree that your image, likeness, and/or voice may be captured in photographs, video recordings, live broadcasts, or in-venue production (e.g., video boards). You consent to these recordings being used by BYU, its affiliates, and its licensees, including in highlight videos, social media, advertising, and other marketing or promotional materials—without compensation or further permission.
What is a Spousal ROC Pass?
The Spousal ROC Pass will go on sale Wednesday, August 5 at 10 a.m. MDT.
The Spousal ROC Pass gives the spouse of a BYU student the opportunity to purchase a ROC Pass and attend ticketed BYU Athletics events. The Spousal ROC Pass only grants admission to the non-BYU-attending spouse of a BYU student.
The Spousal ROC Pass has all the same policies as the Student ROC Pass, outlined at byutickets.com.
The guest pass has been discontinued. The Spousal ROC Pass has been created to accommodate spouses of BYU students who do not attend BYU.
THE ROC PASS IS NON-TRANSFERABLE. Use of a ROC pass or claimed tickets by any individual other than the original purchaser may result in revocation of the pass without refund. Unauthorized resale or transfer of a ROC pass or claimed tickets is strictly prohibited and may lead to denial of entry, removal from an event, and/or cancelation of the pass.
How to Purchase a ROC Pass
The ROC Pass is on sale now. To purchase a ROC Pass, select "student sign in" or follow the link below. DO NOT create your own BYU Tickets account - your account will have been created for you if you are an enrolled student for Fall 2026. Spousal ROC Passes go on sale Wednesday, August 5 at 10 a.m. MDT.
Prices:
- ROC Pass: $250
- Olympic Sports ROC Pass: $75 (includes all ticketed sports except football and men's basketball)
- Spousal ROC Pass: $350
- Spousal Olympic Sports ROC Pass: $100
I’ve purchased a ROC Pass Before
- Click on “BYU Student Sign In” under the “My Account” tab on byutickets.com.
- Sign in with your BYU or personal email and BYU Tickets password.
- Click and purchase a ROC Pass. (One pass per person. A BYU Student and their spouse must each have their own pass.)
I’ve Never Signed into my BYU Tickets Student Account
- Click on “BYU Student Sign In” under the “My Account” tab on byutickets.com.
- Sign Into your account with your BYU email.
- Click “Send Me a Code” and open your email to find the code.
- Enter the Code
- Create a password
- Click and purchase a ROC Pass. (One pass per person. A BYU Student and their spouse must each have their own pass.)
I’m purchasing a Spousal ROC Pass
- Spouses need to create a BYU ID by going to accountcreation.byu.edu/new.
After you create an account, the BYU Student of the spouse needs to go to myaccount.byu.edu. Once they log in, they need to go to "Relationships". From there they can click the Green Add button and add their spouse to their records. This process can take multiple days to fully connect to the verification system.
Note: If the spouse was previously a BYU Student and has a BYU ID Number they can use their BYU ID Number to be added to the Relationships tab.
Your ROC Pass will be delivered via email at a later date.
THE ROC PASS IS NON-TRANSFERABLE. Use of a ROC pass or claimed tickets by any individual other than the original purchaser may result in revocation of the pass without refund. Unauthorized resale or transfer of a ROC pass or claimed tickets is strictly prohibited and may lead to denial of entry, removal from an event, and/or cancelation of the pass.
How to Purchase a Spousal ROC Pass
The Spousal ROC Pass will go on sale Wednesday, August 5 at 10 a.m. MDT. To purchase a Spousal ROC Pass, select "student sign in" or follow the link below. The BYU student must be the one purchasing the pass - not their spouse. DO NOT create your own BYU Tickets account - your account will have been created for you if you are an enrolled student for Fall 2026.
Prices:
- Spousal ROC Pass: $350
- Spousal Olympic Sports ROC Pass: $100 (includes all ticketed sports except football and men's basketball)
Step 1: Before Purchase
- Spouses need to create a BYU ID by going to accountcreation.byu.edu/new.
- - After the account is created, the BYU Student needs to visit myaccount.byu.edu and click on "Relationships". From there they can click the Green Add button and add their spouse to their records. This process can take multiple days to fully connect to the verification system.
- Note: If the spouse was previously a BYU Student and has a BYU ID Number they can use their BYU ID Number to be added to the Relationships tab.
Step 2a: I’ve purchased a ROC Pass Before
- Click on “BYU Student Sign In” under the “My Account” tab on byutickets.com.
- Sign in with your BYU or personal email and BYU Tickets password.
- Click and purchase a Spousal ROC Pass. (One pass per person. A BYU Student and their spouse must each have their own pass.)
Step 2b: I’ve Never Signed into my BYU Tickets Student Account
- Click on “BYU Student Sign In” under the “My Account” tab on byutickets.com.
- Sign Into your account with your BYU email.
- Click “Send Me a Code” and open your email to find the code.
- Enter the Code
- Create a password
- Click and purchase a Spousal ROC Pass. (One pass per person. A BYU Student and their spouse must each have their own pass.)
Step 3:
- After purchase, you will receive an email with a link to a form to fill out to verify that they are eligible to have a spousal pass and that their BYU verification is complete.
- Fill out the form, upload an image of your BYU student ID card, and we will verify.
- After verification is confirmed, the spouse will be able to active and use their ROC Pass
THE ROC PASS IS NON-TRANSFERABLE. Use of a ROC pass or claimed tickets by any individual other than the original purchaser may result in revocation of the pass without refund. Unauthorized resale or transfer of a ROC pass or claimed tickets is strictly prohibited and may lead to denial of entry, removal from an event, and/or cancelation of the pass.
Olympic Sports ROC Passes for the 2026-27 season will go on sale Monday, Aug. 3 at 10 a.m. MDT.
ROC ticket claims for Olympic sport events will open at 2 p.m. the day of a game or 2 p.m. on Friday for a Saturday event. All BYU Athletics ticketed events will now require students to claim an individual ticket. The claim will be open through the duration of the event or until the ROC fills up, so walk-up tickets will still be possible if there is room in the ROC and the game is not claimed out.
ROC passes will not provide entry at the events. ROC passes simply provide the access for students to claim tickets. The actual tickets will need to be scanned at the events.
Students who claim a ticket for any event but no longer can use it, must return the ticket through their BYU Tickets account so that others can use it. Students who have a pattern of claiming a ticket, not using it and not returning it for the last-chance claim will have reduced access to tickets moving forward.
Tickets for football games will be distributed via an online ticket claim. Ticket claim requests will open Tuesdays at noon before each home game, and ROC pass holders will have 24 hours to request a ticket. There is no benefit to being the first to request a ticket in that 24-hour window.
Ticket allocation will be determined based on a system influenced by attendance at BYU’s Olympic team sporting events. These include BYU women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, men’s volleyball, gymnastics, women’s basketball, baseball and softball games. The more of these Olympic sport events a student attends, the better positioned they are to earn stadium entry in an earlier group. A student is not required to attend an Olympic sport event to get a ticket for football or men’s basketball, Olympic sport attendance simply helps boost the chances to get in an earlier entry group.
To track student attendance at Olympic sport events, students will be able to scan their tickets when they arrive and also when they leave the event, to show the duration of their attendance at the event. Scanning while leaving the event helps ensure student attendance is legitimate and to prevent abuse of the system. Scanning out is the responsibility of the ROC pass holder and will not be required by event staff to exit the game. Scanning out is required in order to get credit for attending the game.
ROC ticket claims for Olympic sport events will open at 2 p.m. the day of a game or 2 p.m. on Friday for a Saturday event. All BYU Athletics ticketed events will now require students to claim an individual ticket. The claim will be open through the duration of the event or until the ROC fills up, so walk-up tickets will still be possible if there is room in the ROC and the game is not claimed out.
ROC passes will not provide entry at the events. ROC passes simply provide the access for students to claim tickets. The actual tickets will need to be scanned at the events.
Students who claim a ticket for any event but no longer can use it, must return the ticket through their BYU Tickets account so that others can use it. These tickets enter a last-chance claim. The last-chance claim for football tickets opens on Fridays at 10 a.m. for Saturday home games. Students who have a pattern of claiming a ticket, not using it and not returning it for the last-chance claim will have reduced access to tickets moving forward.
Tickets for men's basketball games will be distributed via an online ticket claim. Ticket claim requests will open Tuesdays at noon before each home game, and ROC pass holders will have 24 hours to request a ticket. There is no benefit to being the first to request a ticket in that 24-hour window.
Ticket allocation will be determined based on a system influenced by attendance at BYU’s Olympic team sporting events. These include BYU women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, men’s volleyball, gymnastics, women’s basketball, baseball and softball games. The more of these Olympic sport events a student attends, the better positioned they are to earn stadium entry in an earlier group. A student is not required to attend an Olympic sport event to get a ticket for football or men’s basketball, Olympic sport attendance simply helps boost the chances to get in an earlier entry group.
To track student attendance at Olympic sport events, students will be able to scan their tickets when they arrive and also when they leave the event, to show the duration of their attendance at the event. Scanning while leaving the event helps ensure student attendance is legitimate and to prevent abuse of the system. Scanning out is the responsibility of the ROC pass holder and will not be required by event staff to exit the game. Scanning out is required in order to get credit for attending the game.
ROC ticket claims for Olympic sport events will open at 2 p.m. the day of a game or 2 p.m. on Friday for a Saturday event. All BYU Athletics ticketed events will now require students to claim an individual ticket. The claim will be open through the duration of the event or until the ROC fills up, so walk-up tickets will still be possible if there is room in the ROC and the game is not claimed out.
ROC passes will not provide entry at the events. ROC passes simply provide the access for students to claim tickets. The actual tickets will need to be scanned at the events.
Students who claim a ticket for any event but no longer can use it, must return the ticket through their BYU Tickets account so that others can use it. These tickets enter a last-chance claim. Students who have a pattern of claiming a ticket, not using it and not returning it for the last-chance claim will have reduced access to tickets moving forward.