Nevada Wolf Pack vs. New Mexico Lobos Reno tickets

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Mackay Stadium  •  Reno, NV
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Nevada Wolf Pack vs. New Mexico Lobos Mackay Stadium November 06th, 2026

New Mexico Lobos Reno Fans, Are you ready for the 2026 NFL schedule? Next New Mexico Lobos game of the season is on Friday, November 6th 2026! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the New Mexico Lobos playoff and preseason playing at Mackay Stadium, NV. Buy your New Mexico Lobos tickets in Reno right here. Getting tickets to see the New Mexico Lobos in Reno is more than just catching a game; it’s about experiencing those electrifying moments that make college football so special. The Lobos have a rich history that’s sprinkled with legendary highlights, like their rare chance to play at the historic Cotton Bowl back in the 1970s, or the time they shocked the nation with a win over a top-ranked BYU team in 1981. And let’s not forget the thrill of watching a fresh-faced quarterback step onto the field in 2026 and make an immediate impact. Attending a game at Mackay Stadium means immersing yourself in the roar of the crowd, the pre-game festivities that sometimes include giveaways, and the pure joy of being part of a passionate fan community. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just looking for a fun way to spend a fall afternoon, grabbing your tickets early is a smart move, these games tend to sell out fast, especially when the Lobos bring their A-game. Trust me, nothing beats the energy of a packed stadium, the smell of stadium food in the air, and sharing those unforgettable moments with friends or family. So, don’t miss out, secure your seats now and get ready for a game that could turn into a legendary memory.

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Parking & Directions for New Mexico Lobos Mackay Stadium


1664 N. Virginia St., Reno, NV
89557, US


1. Mackay Stadium Lot - 0.1 miles - $10
2. Silver Circle Lot - 0.3 miles - $10
3. West Stadium Lot - 0.4 miles - $10
4. Virginia Street Parking Garage - 0.7 miles - $5
5. Downtown Reno Parking - 1 mile - $5

Mackay Stadium is more than just a football field; it’s a hub of tradition and excitement for the Nevada Wolf Pack and the local community. Over the years, this place has seen a parade of future NFL stars emerge, making each game feel like witnessing history in the making. Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2016, Mackay Stadium has been the site of countless memorable moments, from last-minute victories to roaring crowds that shake the stands. Parking got a serious upgrade in 2007, because honestly, finding a spot on game day can be a challenge, and nobody wants to miss kickoff over a parking dilemma. The concessions are a highlight in their own right, offering local favorites that give fans a real taste of Reno’s unique flavor, think hearty burgers with Nevada’s own beef or regional craft beers. For those who love a bird’s-eye view, All-Above Seating offers elevated seats that make you feel like you’re part of the action, while the All-In-All experience promises every comfort and convenience to keep fans happy from kickoff to the final whistle. Its prime location near athletic centers makes it easy to get to and from, whether you're tailgating or just soaking in the game day vibe. For the New Mexico Lobos Reno crew looking to catch some college football, stepping into Mackay Stadium means more than just watching a game, it’s about feeling the pulse of a community and witnessing the passion of Nevada fans firsthand.