Eagles tickets went on sale this morning. Here’s what we know.

Feeling lucky? Then you might just walk away from your computer today with some Eagles tickets.

The Birds placed a limited number of single-game tickets for their 2024 home games on sale Tuesday morning. Tickets to the team’s only open practice at the Linc in August are also available to purchase.

Until now, the only tickets available since the full Eagles schedule was announced last month have been resale seats from season ticket holders. And those are pricey — as of Tuesday morning, the cheapest tickets The Inquirer saw on resale sites were to the Birds’ Week 18 matchup against the New York Giants. Even without a date, two upper-level seats to that game will set you back nearly $420, including Ticketmaster’s fees.

The Eagles said single-game tickets would be available on Ticketmaster through the team’s website beginning at 10 a.m. Tuesday, with a limit of four tickets per household.

For the best chance at nabbing tickets, be in front of your computer and on the Ticketmaster website (login to your account ahead of time) at least 10 minutes before they go on sale. You’ll need to pick the game you want to see — you won’t have time to purchase tickets to multiple games — and at 10 a.m. you’ll be added to the ticket-purchasing queue. If you’re lucky, you’ll be shown a list of the tickets available, but you’ll need to act fast, since other fans will be attempting to get tickets simultaneously.

Another tip from Eagles fans who have previously purchased tickets — don’t refresh the page once you enter the queue, or you’ll lose your place in line.

Despite all that, expect to walk away disappointed.

The Eagles are only placing the small amount of tickets not already sold to season ticket holders or allocated to players and other teams. With expectations sky high for the team, there will certainly be way more demand for tickets than actual seats available.

This isn’t a new problem. For years, hopeful Eagles fans without season tickets have turned irate at the few seats available for sale at face value and problems with Ticketmaster’s website. Fans in Brazil voiced similar complaints last week, when the limited number of seats available for the Birds’ season-opener against the Green Bay Packers in São Paulo were gone within minutes.

The Eagles are offering a travel package to Brazil through the NFL that begins at $1,605 before fees that includes a ticket to the game and access to the team’s pregame party. Though anything out of the nosebleed section of Corinthians Arena will cost you more than $2,200 a ticket as of Tuesday morning.

In addition to the eight home games in Philly, Eagles fans are also able to purchase tickets for the team’s open practice at the Linc on Aug. 1 at 6:30 p.m.

Tickets to the open practice cost $10, with proceeds benefiting the Eagles Autism Foundation. Children under age 2 won’t need a ticket, and parking will be free. Fans can also purchase $35 VIP tickets the team said “will provide fans with a special on-field experience before the start of practice.”

Eagles players are scheduled to report to training camp July 23. The team has not yet announced practices dates or times.

In addition to their eight home games at the Linc, the Eagles have three road games within a couple hours drive from Philly.

As of Tuesday morning, the least expensive option would be grabbing tickets at MetLife Stadium in northern New Jersey for the Eagles’ Week 7 matchup against the New York Giants. Single tickets are starting at about $150 plus fees.

Seats in M&T Bank Stadium for the Birds’ Week 13 game against the Baltimore Ravens on Dec. 1 are a bit more expensive, starting at $300 per seat, up about $40 since just last week.

In Week 16 the Birds will be in Washington, D.C., to face the Commanders on Dec. 22, and seats for that game are starting around $200 a ticket.

The Eagles’ full 2024 schedule was released last month, and features five prime time games and a lot of 1 p.m. starts, especially compared to last season. The NFL is also breaking a two-decade trend between the Eagles and Dallas Cowboys by taking one game out of prime time and giving it to CBS for the first time since 2003.

In Week 2, the Eagles will host the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football in their home opener at Lincoln Financial Field, which will also feature new ESPN analyst Jason Kelce. Overall, the Eagles are on the road a lot to start the season and have an early bye in Week 5.

Here’s the full Eagles 2024 schedule: