SEC Championship Tickets

SEC Championship Game Tickets

It’s easy to get SEC Championship tickets for the whole family when you shop with TicketSmarter! The SEC Championship, first established in 1992, is an American football game that determines the Southeastern Conference’s season champion. Held the first Saturday in December, the game features the SEC West Division season champions against the East Division season champions. The first SEC Championship game was held in Birmingham, Alabama, and featured the local Alabama Crimson Tide who defeated the Florida Gators 28-21. In 2016, the two teams played against each other for the ninth time, the most of any teams in history.

In 2013, the game between the Auburn Tigers and Missouri Tigers broke records with the ending score of 59-42, as the highest number of points ever scored at that time was only 56. One of the most memorable moments in SEC Championship history includes the 2018 game between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs where Alabama rose to victory with a 14 point comeback. Every SEC Championship game-winner since 2014 has appeared in the College Football Playoffs. Don’t miss your chance to see one of the most anticipated sporting events each year, get your SEC Championship tickets today.

SEC Championship Ticket Prices

SEC Championship ticket prices can depend on what teams are scheduled to play and the seating arrangement at the stadium. Prices can also be affected by VIP options and overall ticket demand.

How much are SEC Championship tickets?

SEC Championship ticket prices will depend on where your seats are located within the stadium. Ticket prices for seats in the upper bowl 300 section can range from around $350-$420 while mezzanine levels 222-226 are about $404-$480 each. Tickets for seats closer to the field can be higher-priced, with lower levels 121-117 starting around $520. VIP seating is available in the AMG Lounge section, with prices starting around $2,500 per ticket.

SEC Championship Game Schedule

Each year, the SEC Championship Game is held on the first Saturday in December, at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. The game was originally held at the Georgia Dome beginning in 1994 before moving to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in 2017. Prior to the Georgia Dome, the first two games in 1992 and 1993 were held at the iconic Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama.

When do SEC Championship tickets go on sale?

SEC Championship tickets go on sale a few months before the game, usually in October. As soon as the SEC tickets are on sale, you will be able to purchase them with TicketSmarter. You don’t have to spend time searching for presale codes, they are never needed for any tickets!

SEC Championship Seating Chart

The SEC Championship football game is held each year at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which can hold 71,000 fans. There are a variety of seating levels available, ranging from seats with a view to seats up close to the field. To get up close to all the action, seats in the lower levels 104-107 and 122-125 may be a good option. For seats with a great view of the entire field and event, look for tickets in the mezzanine 200 or upper 300 bowl level. You can use the dynamic seating chart to gain a visual of the stadium’s seating layout and to find all available game tickets. There is also a variety of filters available to help pinpoint seats based on your personal preferences.

Safe and Secure SEC Championship Ticket Purchasing

Skip the long ticket office lines and get your SEC Championship football tickets from TicketSmarter today. You are guaranteed to receive valid NCAA football tickets and can shop with assurance knowing you will always have a hassle-free ticket buying experience. The security of your personal information is of the utmost importance to us.

100% SEC Championship Ticket Guarantee

Each ticket purchased with TicketSmarter is backed by a 100% guarantee. You can shop with confidence knowing our customers rate us 4.6/5.0 stars. We will always stand behind your purchase and your SEC Championship football tickets.