Tickets are available for Saturday’s NCAA Final Four in Glendale, Arizona. If you want to see the Alabama Crimson Tide in its first Final Four in program history, check out Vivid Seats, StubHub and Seat Geek.

Alabama (25-11) faces UConn (35-3) in a national semifinal at approximately 7:49 p.m. central on Saturday, April 6. Purdue (33-4) meets North Carolina State (25-14) in the first semifinal game at 5:09 p.m. central.

The Final Four takes place at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., and will be televised by TBS. TNT and truTV will simulcast both games.

Tickets at all three sites are selling fast. Prices listed are those as of the published time of this post.

Vivid Seats has tickets starting at $334. An all-session passes are currently going for $542.

Seat Geek has seats listed at $338. Tickets start at $601 for an all-session pass.

Stub Hub has tickets starting at $395. All-session passes start at $649.

The Huskies have done nothing but end opponents’ hopes through consecutive dominating March runs.

UConn steamrolled its way through the 2023 bracket, winning each game by at least 13 points. That was the best since Indiana in 1981.

These Huskies may be better.

Knocking off UConn will be a monumental task in Glendale, Arizona, starting with Alabama in the semifinals Saturday.

The Crimson Tide lost in the Sweet 16 last season, then most of its roster. Oats had three returning players and replaced three assistants who left for head coaching jobs.

Playing fast and letting 3s fly from all over, Alabama led the nation in scoring during the regular season and has kept up the pace in March. Led by heady, gritty point guard Mark Sears, the Crimson Tide scored at least 89 points in three of four NCAA Tournament games, including 109 in the opener against Charleston.

Alabama reached its first Final Four by making 16 3-pointers in an 89-82 win over Clemson in the Elite Eight.

The national championship game is Monday, April 8, also at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. Tip-off for that game is 8:20 p.m. Central on TBS.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.