Red and Charline McCombs Field: SeatGeek’s complete guide to events at the University of Texas

f you’re planning a trip to Red and Charline McCombs Field, you’re in for one of the premier college softball experiences in the country. From seating tips to ticket info and game-day expectations, here’s everything you need to know before heading to this Austin venue.

A closer look at Red and Charline McCombs Field

Red and Charline McCombs Field is the home of the Texas Longhorns softball at the University of Texas at Austin. Opened in 1998, the stadium has become a cornerstone of Longhorns athletics and one of the most respected softball venues in NCAA Division I.

With seating for approximately 1,700 fans, the stadium delivers a tight, high-energy atmosphere that keeps spectators close to every pitch. The compact layout amplifies crowd noise, especially during rivalry games and postseason matchups.

What events take place here?

McCombs Field primarily hosts Texas Longhorns softball games during the NCAA season, which typically runs from February through late spring, with postseason competition extending into early summer.

As members of the Southeastern Conference (SEC), the Longhorns face elite conference opponents throughout the season. Weekend series and nationally ranked matchups often generate strong demand, so securing tickets early is recommended.

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Securing tickets on SeatGeek

Getting into McCombs Field is simple:

• Search for Red and Charline McCombs Field or Texas Longhorns softball

• Select your preferred home game

• Use filters to sort by section, price, or Deal Score

• Complete your purchase securely online

Tickets are delivered digitally for easy mobile entry on game day.

Where to sit at McCombs Field

Because of its intimate size, nearly every seat offers an excellent view of the diamond. Still, different sections provide slightly different perspectives:

• Seats directly behind home plate offer the most balanced view of pitching, hitting, and defensive alignment.

• Baseline seating keeps you close to dugout activity and infield plays.

• Outfield and general admission areas provide a more relaxed, social experience.

Fans who enjoy tracking pitch movement and strategy may prefer central seating, while those who love the energy of the crowd may gravitate toward baseline sections.

Getting to the stadium

Red and Charline McCombs Field is located on the University of Texas campus in Austin, near other major athletic facilities including Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium.

Parking is typically available in surrounding campus garages and lots, though availability can vary depending on concurrent events. Arriving early can make for a smoother pregame experience, especially during high-profile matchups.

The game-day vibe

Attending a Longhorns softball game offers a spirited but family-friendly environment.

Crowd energy Texas fans show up in force, particularly for conference games and rivalry weekends. The smaller stadium size makes every cheer feel louder and more impactful.

Food and concessions Expect traditional stadium snacks and beverages. Offerings may vary by event, but fans can typically grab quick bites and refreshments throughout the game.

Entry and policies Doors generally open prior to first pitch. Bag and entry policies may change by event, so reviewing current guidelines before arrival is recommended.

Why experience a game at McCombs Field?

Red and Charline McCombs Field blends top-tier collegiate competition with an up-close viewing experience. Between the Longhorns’ national presence in softball and the intimate setting of the stadium, it’s one of the best ways to experience NCAA Division I action in Austin.

Browse upcoming games and secure your Red and Charline McCombs Field tickets on SeatGeek to catch the Longhorns in action live.