NM State Athletics moves to digital ticketing for 2026-27 seasons

NM State Athletics is switching to Blocktickets for season and single-game tickets and will host three free in-person help sessions for fans.

NM State Athletics moves to digital ticketing for 2026-27 seasons
NM State Athletics will use Blocktickets for all season and single-game tickets beginning with the 2026-27 athletics seasons. Three free “Aggie Access” sessions will help fans learn the new system. (Courtesy photo / New Mexico State University Athletics)

Aggie fans can attend free ‘Aggie Access’ sessions Aug. 15, Aug. 22 and Sept. 1 for help using the new Blocktickets system

Michael Navarrette, New Mexico State University Athletics

LAS CRUCES - NM State Athletics announced Friday that it will host three in-person informational sessions to help ticket holders understand and navigate the Aggies' new digital ticketing system provided by Blocktickets.
 
Beginning with the 2026-27 athletics seasons, NM State has transitioned to digital ticketing for all season and single-game tickets through Blocktickets. Digital tickets for the upcoming season will be issued through Blocktickets on Wednesday, Aug. 12, providing fans ample time to set up their accounts and become familiar with the platform before the start of the season.
 
"We're excited to introduce Blocktickets to our fans as we begin a new season," Director of Athletics Joe Fields said. "This new feature will enhance the game-day experience by making it easier and more convenient to add Aggie sporting events to your schedule and enjoy all the action throughout the year."
 
To help fans adjust to the new platform, NM State Athletics will host three free educational sessions titled "Aggie Access: Your Ticket to Gameday." The sessions are open to all current ticket holders and will provide step-by-step guidance and personal assistance for fans. Blocktickets representatives will also be available to answer questions.
 
First Session | Saturday, August 15

  • Danny Villanueva Victory Club (3rd Floor, Fulton Center)
  • 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
  • Refreshments will be provided

Second Session | Saturday, August 22

  • Danny Villanueva Victory Club (3rd Floor, Fulton Center)
  • 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
  • Refreshments will be provided

Third Session | Tuesday, September 1

  • Danny Villanueva Victory Club (3rd Floor, Fulton Center)
  • 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
  • Refreshments will be provided

Aggie Access: Your Ticket to Gameday
Topics Covered:

  • How to create your account
  • How to purchase tickets
  • How to access your tickets
  • How to transfer your tickets

Contributors to the Lou and Mary Henson Excellence Fund who receive football parking passes or Danny Villanueva Victory Club access as part of their benefits package should note that those items will be sent via US Mail beginning Friday, August 14.
 
Season and single game tickets can be purchased online at this link, in person at the Pan American Center Ticket Office or over the phone by calling 575-646-1420.
 
For complete coverage of NM State athletics throughout the 2026-27 academic year and beyond, visit NMStateSports.com - the official home of Aggie athletics - and follow the Aggies on Facebook (NM State Aggies), X (@NMStateAggies) and Instagram (@NMStateAggies).

Michael Navarrette is Assistant Athletic Director of Media Relations for New Mexico State University. He can be reached at micnav@nmsu.edu.

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