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For football fans, there’s a new game in town. Nearly 20 years after it folded, the XFL returned in 2020 with new teams, new rules, and plenty of staying power. No, the XFL isn’t about to replace the NFL. But no longer will football fans have to go through withdrawal after the Super Bowl. The XFL is back with a 10-week season to help fill those lonely winter months. Let’s look at everything you need to know about the league and how to buy XFL tickets.

Who Are the XFL Teams?

As mentioned, there are eight teams in the XFL split into East and West divisions. In the East, there are teams in Washington DC, New York, St. Louis, and Tampa Bay, while the West Division has teams in Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, and Seattle. That means XFL tickets are available for fans in some of the biggest football markets in the country, even in St. Louis, which no longer has an NFL franchise.

Where Do XFL Teams Play?

If you think the XFL is going to have teams playing in tiny venues and glorified high school stadiums, think again. Half of the teams in the XFL play their home games in a stadium that also hosted NFL games in 2019. A couple of other teams in the new league proudly share their stadium with either an MLB or MLS team, putting nearly every XFL franchise in a professional venue.

How Much are XFL Tickets?

If you’re curious about how much are XFL tickets, the answer will likely be a pleasant surprise. Compared to tickets for the average NFL game, XFL ticket prices are more than reasonable. The lowest ticket price for nearly every XFL game on the schedule is less than $30. For most NFL games, paying that much for a ticket would likely put you in the nosebleed section of a stadium. But even cheap XFL tickets put fans in the lower bowl of a venue, getting them as close to the action as possible.