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Georgia football single game tickets remained available for all but three 2026 home games three days after they went on sale to the general public.
That includes SEC games at Sanford Stadium against Vanderbilt on Oct. 3 and Missouri on Nov. 14.
Also available as of Thursday July 30 were tickets to the season opener against Tennessee State on Sept. 5 and the matchup against Western Kentucky on Sept. 12.
The games already sold out at a stadium with a listed capacity of 93,033 are against Oklahoma on Sept. 26, Auburn on Oct. 17 and Georgia Tech on Nov. 28.
Tickets for the Vanderbilt and Missouri games range from $80 and $105 in the 600 upper deck level to $120 in the 300 level.
Prices for the Tennessee State and Western Kentucky game go for $45 and $60 in the 600 level, $70 in the 300 level and $85 in sections 101-103.
Georgia last year put on sale single game tickets for three nonconference games but its four-game home SEC slate was sold out.
Georgia has a school record sellout streak of 84 games. The last game that wasn’t sold out was on Sept. 15, 2012 against Florida Atlantic.
Fans wanting to go to the most attractive home games can go to the secondary market.
Tickets on Stubhub start at $313 for the Oklahoma game, begin at $230 for Auburn and $167 for Georgia Tech.
This article originally appeared on Athens Banner-Herald: Georgia football fans can still snag tickets for these 2026 home games
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That includes SEC games at Sanford Stadium against Vanderbilt on Oct. 3 and Missouri on Nov. 14.
Also available as of Thursday July 30 were tickets to the season opener against Tennessee State on Sept. 5 and the matchup against Western Kentucky on Sept. 12.
The games already sold out at a stadium with a listed capacity of 93,033 are against Oklahoma on Sept. 26, Auburn on Oct. 17 and Georgia Tech on Nov. 28.
Tickets for the Vanderbilt and Missouri games range from $80 and $105 in the 600 upper deck level to $120 in the 300 level.
Prices for the Tennessee State and Western Kentucky game go for $45 and $60 in the 600 level, $70 in the 300 level and $85 in sections 101-103.
Georgia last year put on sale single game tickets for three nonconference games but its four-game home SEC slate was sold out.
Georgia has a school record sellout streak of 84 games. The last game that wasn’t sold out was on Sept. 15, 2012 against Florida Atlantic.
Fans wanting to go to the most attractive home games can go to the secondary market.
Tickets on Stubhub start at $313 for the Oklahoma game, begin at $230 for Auburn and $167 for Georgia Tech.
This article originally appeared on Athens Banner-Herald: Georgia football fans can still snag tickets for these 2026 home games
Continue reading...
