Updated APR 13, 2015 4:40p ET  The priciest ticket at Fenway Park isn't for a Boston Red Sox game. Not close.  If you fancy yourself as a fan of Boston College, prepare to look for a loan in order to get into the Nov. 21 game against Notre Dame.  While the game will be played in Boston, the Chestnut Hill faithful -- read: alums -- will have to dig deep to get a ticket to the game.  Face value will be $400. That's steep for a regular-season college game. However, you'll have to dig deeper to make sure you get your share of the 5,000-seat Boston College allotment.  All you have to do in order to put yourself in line for four tickets is donate $25,000-plus to the athletic department/program in the fiscal year 2015 (June 1, 2014, to May 31, 2015). That's because as Boston College notes in this allocation post:  Notre Dame has elected to play what would otherwise be a home game in South Bend at Fenway Park. Boston College, being the away team, will have access to the standard number of tickets for an away opponent -- set by the ACC -- of 5,000. The full allotment of 5,000 tickets will not entirely be available to fans as Boston College Athletics must work with several internal partners. The allotment will also accommodate current football players and football staff, BC students, as well as alumni and friends of the University supporting the Athletics Department.  Of course, for those who can't pony up $25,000, you can try for three tickets in the $10,000-$24,000 range or a pair in the $5,000-$9,999 market. These donations would be considered a seat license.  There are also varying allotments for those who have donated over $100,000 lifetime, those who have donated $100,000-plus between 2011-2014 and those who have donated $100,000 or more this fiscal year alone.  As for season ticket-holders? They will be entered in a lottery for a shot at two tickets.  Thankfully, there will be an allotment for students. Because, after all, they should have a chance to go to watch the school they attend play college football.
Priciest ticket in the land? How about having to spend 25K to buy four for the Boston College-Notre Dame game through the Chestunut Hill school for the Fenway Park contest.