From $172.50 per ticket + fees (about $186.30 with fees, est.).
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- Ticket SqueezeLowest est. total
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$172.50
+ feesper ticket
- HelloTickets
Refund if the event is called off for good · replacement or refund if the seller can’t deliver
$304
Fees includedper ticket
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Price history · 16 days recorded
Duke’s Mayo Bowl ticket price history
The 30-day low was $186.30 est. on Oct 23. Recorded on 16 days since Oct 23.
Our own daily recording of each marketplace’s cheapest listed ticket — real observations. A number built from a price before fees says “est.”.
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| Date | Ticket Squeeze | Hello |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 9 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Nov 8 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Nov 5 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Nov 4 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Nov 3 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Nov 2 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Nov 1 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 31 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 30 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 29 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 28 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 27 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 26 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 25 | $172.50+ fees | $304 |
| Oct 24 | $172.50+ fees | $330 |
| Oct 23 | $172.50+ fees | $330 |
Bold: the cheapest that day, fees counted. “+ fees”: a price before fees. “Unconfirmed”: far under every fees-included price that day, so it is left out of the numbers above.
Frequently asked
How much are Duke’s Mayo Bowl tickets at Bank of America Stadium on Sat, Dec 26, 2026?
On our latest daily check, Duke’s Mayo Bowl tickets at Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte) on Sat, Dec 26, 2026 start at $172.50 before fees on Ticket Squeeze. The board above lists the cheapest listing on each partner marketplace, and the price history below shows how that floor has moved.
Is it safe to buy resale tickets?
You buy on the marketplace itself, under its own terms. Ticket Squeeze’s own site advertises a 100% money-back guarantee and says its tickets are authentic and arrive before your event. We have not tested these promises. HelloTickets’ terms provide a refund if the event is canceled for good and, if the seller cannot deliver, similar or better tickets for the same event or a full refund. Always buy through the marketplace checkout — never by direct transfer to a stranger. Are resale tickets safe? A buyer’s checklist →
Which marketplace has the cheapest Duke’s Mayo Bowl tickets for this date?
On our latest check: Ticket Squeeze $172.50 before fees, HelloTickets $304 with fees. Of these 2 prices, Ticket Squeeze has the lowest estimated total: $172.50 before fees, about $186 with its usual fees. Sites we don’t compare may differ.
Are Duke’s Mayo Bowl ticket prices going up or down?
Over the last 7 days our recorded floor moved from $186.30 est. to $186.30 est. (unchanged). The lowest we recorded was $186.30 est. and the highest $186.30 est.
Where can I buy Duke’s Mayo Bowl tickets for Charlotte?
Compare Ticket Squeeze and HelloTickets above — each links straight to its listings for this event. Your purchase completes on the marketplace you choose, under that marketplace’s own terms.
When is Duke’s Mayo Bowl at Bank of America Stadium?
Sat, Dec 26, 2026 at 3:30 PM ET, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte.
Why do prices differ between marketplaces?
Sellers list independently on each marketplace, and fee treatment differs by site. Each price above is labeled either “Fees included” or “+ fees” so you can compare real totals — the cheapest sticker price is not always the cheapest total. Ticket resale fees explained →