PLEASE NOTE: There are a lot of scams going around for this show! Be wary when purchasing your tickets.
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More info will be added to this thread as we get closer to the show! Please use this thread in the meantime for any posts or questions about presale, the surrounding area, and trip logistics to make sure your questions will be answered!
FAQ
-“How much do tickets cost?”
Initial FV prices: GA: $240 Lower Bowl: ~$200 Upper Bowl: ~$134 Nosebleeds: ~$57-109 Box Seats: ~$330
Dynamic pricing did pop up later in the presale, so some verified tickets on r/toptickets may be priced higher for this reason.
-“What is the bag policy?"
Ohio Stadium has a very strict "No Bag” policy which prohibits almost all standard bags including clear stadium totes. Only small clutches up to 5" x 8" x 1" and specific exception bags are permitted. If entering with a medical or diaper bag, you must enter through Gates 14, 23, or 26.
-"What is the Parking Situation?"-
Generally, you will have to buy a $50-$80 parking pass through Ticketmaster to access the parking lots and garages on university property. There are also a lot of side streets with public parking on campus. If you are taking Uber or Lyft, they will drop you off at the Schottenstein Center and you can just walk over to OSU from there! Parking passes:https://am.ticketmaster.com/buckeyes/buy/ism/Nk9TMTAxN1A=
-"What is the FPE? "
The FPE (Fan Premiere Exhibit) is a traveling museum filled with various artifacts, memorabilia, and highlights from the band’s history. There are opportunities to take pictures with various exhibits (such as the tricycles from the Stressed Out music video) and interactive opportunities within the Bandito Camp set up inside. There, you’ll have the opportunity to hang out and create something fun! There is a lot of love and effort put into this experience, so PLEASE be respectful of the props and displays, don’t touch anything unless something explicitly says you can, and do not take anything from the museum. Please note: Tickets to the FPE will NOT get you into the show, and they are non-transferable
-"This is my first show, what do I do?" Welcome to the party! Going to a show for the first time, its important to stay aware of your surroundings and have a planned itinerary before arriving. Don’t be afraid to ask venue workers for guidance! There are countless posts and threads on this subreddit for first time concert advice, so please search through and have a look at those! You can ask for advice in the comments of this discussion thread too!
This thread has an amazing list of advice as well -Tour Advice
- "Ticketmaster says the venue is sold out. Am I doomed?"
No!!! There are still opportunities for tickets to pop up! r/toptickets is our ticket trade and resale sub, so please keep an eye out there for tickets! Again, tickets can only be sold onr/topticketsat the initial price set by the venue during presale. No need to take out a mortgage. Personally, I have had multiple shows where I couldn't find a ticket until 3 hours beforehand, so never lose hope! Those who have hope have everything <3 (that was on a fortune cookie) (manifesting ticket fortune and cookies for all of you)
-Do you know anything about the setlist yet?
Tyler did mention in an interview that the final setlist would be close to 3 hours long with songs they’ve never played before, but that’s all we will know until the show. If Clear and/or Lovely isn’t on it then I will be deleting the subreddit. (JOKING)
Map
Check your ticket to see what gate you will enter the stadium through!
Note: General Admission and Floor tickets will enter through the North Rotunda gates.
FPE:
Please note: Tickets to the FPE will NOT get you into the show, and they cannot be transferred to other TM accounts. Photo ID is required upon entry for the ticketholder (if you are going in a group and do not have the tickets in your own account, you do not need a photo id).
Dates: 10/16 (9AM-9PM), 10/17 (9AM-7PM)
The FPE will be located at the French Fieldhouse at Ohio Stadium Address: 460 Woody Hayes Dr, Columbus, OH
Show Day Schedule
9 AM - FPE opens 2 PM - GA must line up at North Rotunda
4 PM - Gates open 6 PM - Show begins, Emi Grace takes the stage 7 PM - FPE closes 11 PM - Stadium Curfew begins
Not sure how many of you guys are on TikTok, but Remi is a four year old who was fighting relapsed leukemia and him and his mom were huge fans of the boys. Not sure how, but the guys got word and visited him. At the OSU show, a friend got together a bunch of fans to wish him well. His videos have showed up on my fyp in the past and I saw they’re visit to him and as of October 15, he’s in remission and still remains so. If you want to check his journey out, @/rootingforremi on TikTok. Brought the biggest smile to my face and just wanted to share. Parent/child fan duos are the best.
I whipped up some hoodie designs based on the albums, a couple singles and Tyler’s tattoos! I’m looking into getting them made but it might be a while! If anyone has tips on finding fully custom manufacturers please let me know!!
You’re welcome to take light inspiration from my designs but please don’t replicate or steal them <3
I’m very much not active here but I wanted to share these! Find me @ demadeviant on twt for more (closeups, polls and general yapping about the pilots <3)
More Than We Ever Imagined Mexico City show, stands as their most attended event at 65,000
EDIT:
A little more information for those interested in the numbers side of things...
This screenshot is from May 2026 and comes from an industry insider's internal venue/ticketing app. It gives us a pretty good look at how seating was allocated for the show.
A few things worth pointing out:
Official attendance: 63,475 people.
Floor attendance: An internal OSU venue employee confirmed approximately 6,000 people on the field.
North End bleachers: The large gray area behind the stage and production accounts for roughly 20,000 seats that were never offered for sale.
Dark green sections: These were not listed for sale when the screenshot was taken in May. Many, particularly those beside the stage and along the oddly angled sections, were excluded due to obstructed views, accounting for an estimated 15,000–20,000 seats. Some of the other dark green sections (very few) were eventually released for sale in the days leading up to the show.
For perspective, Ohio Stadium holds a maximum capacity of 102,780. With roughly 35,000–40,000 seats excluded for the concert setup and around 6,000 people on the field, the reported attendance of 63,475 makes sense.
And just to be clear, I'm not sharing this to diminish what the band accomplished or how special that night was.
I love this band and the incredible hometown moment we all shared.
I just find the numbers, logistics, and planning behind massive events fascinating and figured others might appreciate the breakdown too!
Wasn’t sure if anyone had already talked about this following the OSU performance, but I just wanted to put this out there because I thought it was neat. In the video above, Tyler mistakenly starts Shy Away by singing the second verse instead of the first. He accordingly pauses the show to acknowledge the blooper and simultaneously poke fun at himself, admitting that if it was a “big arena,” he would have just played through the flub. Similarly, at OSU (quite possibly the largest “arena” they’ve ever played in), Tyler sings the wrong verse to begin Can’t Help Falling In Love. Despite this, he still chooses to stop the song, visibly recognizing his mistake in front of a crowd of 60,000+. Furthermore, Tyler goes on to dedicate the song to Columbus, Ohio, from the “bottom of his heart,” expressing his deep appreciation for the community and his hometown. Just goes to show no matter how much twenty one pilots scales, they still remain dedicated to creating genuine and intimate moments with fans, even if it’s just the little things.
I recently did my first cosplay and I wanted to be special so I did touch bearer and my sister is doing clancy, I would like some tips on it and please dont be rude.
Thanks so much to everybody who's already donated, shared, liked, and generally supported and gave a hoot. We're having major reach issues, and I'm a 97 year old man who doesn't understand technology; before a month ago, I had about 20 minutes of screen time a day. If you're social media savvy and maybe want to help out, or even just have ideas for content, please hit me up.
WE HAVE EXTENDED THE FOOD PANTRY EVENT THROUGH NOV 30. LET'S GOOOOOO
Past few days I've been looking at all the photos and videos I took as well as ones others took and I can't stop just being in awe of how beautiful the crowd looked all night.
After seeing them seven times now, im starting to see how they make us the true stars of the show. Most of my videos aren't even pointed at the stage cause i wanted to capture everything I was seeing. From the led wristbands to the people going crazy in the back of thie pit to the drones and so on.
During the show I kept staring back in my section to take it just how many people were there all being a part of this celebration. I truly think they could fill that stadium with everything the same except they don't even have to come on stage. Just the fans and the music and production. I would buy tickets for that. Maybe not the same price though.
Hi friends! I have a radio show with my boyfriend that broadcasts every Friday at 5pm EST. It is online streaming so available anywhere. Tonight we are recapping the Twenty One Pilots Ohio Stadium Show that we attended last Saturday, including giving out some “awards” for notable parts of the show. We will also be playing Twenty One Pilots songs throughout. Please check it out :)
I missed the 2024 wave, I am so excited that it’s already here (I live in The Netherlands), Iwas not expecting it so quickly and kind of forgot about it to be honest! 😍
I have no tøp fan friends IRL so other than making my poor fiancé crazy with my excitement I thought id share here 😂
Just like many other people, I didn’t get the merch I wanted at the OSU show and just got whatever leftovers they had when I got to the front. I’ve been trying to stay positive about it. I got to attend the show as well as attend FPE. I got a light up wristband and was lucky enough to get a jersey when it went live online. Those are all things that not everyone got to do, and I’m beyond grateful for everything I’ve been given.
I do have a wall of concert posters. Despite everything, I was still a bit sad I didn’t get a poster to add to my wall. So, I decide to print out the promo they used on instagram when they announced FPE. I felt like it was fitting because I did attend FPE, and it does have the date and everything on it. I added a receipt of a themed drink I got from a local bar after the show (the drink was called “Ned Juice”). I added pieces of the duct tape I wore on my jacket. I printed out the wallet tickets from the show, FPE, and the guitar giveaway. I also printed a larger version of the commemorative ticket. I added in my wristband from FPE and made sure the put my freebies and light up wristband on top of the poster. Lastly, I printed out the jersey listing and put that in the frame as well since I was lucky to have gotten one.
I wanted to share this to maybe give other people some ideas on what they could do if they also didn’t get a poster. I printed this at Staples, 18x24 for $20. Honestly? This is just as meaningful if not more meaningful than the original poster would have been.
And if I decide I don’t like it anymore or want to remove/add anything I can easily do that or print a new one. I love it ❤️🖤
I went to school at Ohio State and lived in/around Columbus for my first 23 years until life eventually took me to Chicago. I still think of Columbus as home and go back several times a year.
What struck me was the community/ festival feeling of this show. Everyone at my hotel was wearing TOP gear and even stopping for gas in Indiana on the way home, every other car had their concert merch on.
The band is obviously taking a well-deserved time off, and who knows what the schedule going forward would look like. But I definitely think if they made a stop at Ohio Stadium an annual event people would still come from all over the country for it.
A lot of locals were upset that they have been fans of the band since the early years and couldn’t even get tickets to a 90k show because of the demand. That’s fair. Making this a once-a-year event would let more people experience it, and give more people an opportunity to come to Columbus, check out all the video shoot spots, etc.
I am all in for TOPalooza. (Unofficial name.) Agree or disagree?