ACC Championship Tickets

ACC Championship Game Tickets

The ACC Football Championship Game is played on the first Saturday in December just one day before the bowl announcement show. The ticket prices on the ACC Championship Game are generally among the lowest of the major conference championship games. Prices will be impacted by demand so certain ACC schools can push up prices if they qualify including UNC and NC State. Most years fans can purchase an ACC Championship ticket for around $100 to "get in" the stadium.

The teams competing in the ACC Championship will be determined from the results of the ACC regular-season schedule. The top team in ACC Atlantic Division will play the top team that emerges from the ACC Coastal Division. The team that wins the ACC Championship Game will be selected for the College Football Playoff,. We offer tickets to every ACC conference major sport, including Men's & Women's Basketball and Baseball. Our most popular ACC Conference Championship is the ACC Men's Basketball Tournament, which draws huge crowds from this basketball mad conference.

ACC Football Teams

The teams that compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference in football including the following. Notre Dame is a member of the ACC in other sports, but in football the remain independent but play an ACC team heavy schedule through a partnership between the Irish and ACC.

• Boston College Eagles
• Clemson Tigers
• Duke Blue Devils
• Florida State Seminoles
• Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
• Louisville Cardinals
• Miami Hurricanes
• North Carolina Tar Heels
• NC State Wolfpack
• Notre Dame Fighting Irish
• Pitt Panthers
• Syracuse Orange
• Virginia Cavaliers
• Virginia Tech Hokies
• Wake Forest Demon Deacons

ACC Championship at Bank of America Stadium

The ACC Championship Football Game is played at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. Bank of America Stadium is the home of the Carolina Panthers and has a capacity of more than 73,000 fans for a big football game. There are plenty of great seat locations for the game, including:

100 Level & 200 Level

The 100 level is as close as you can get to the field, these lower level seats give you a great view of the game. Sections only go up to row 20, so any seat puts you very close to the field. Sections 131, 132, 111 and 112 are right at midfield. The 200 level is the middle level and is behind both end zones and in the corners. These are also 20 rows deep and are the same level as the club sections but don’t come with the extra perks.

300 Level & 500 Level

The 300 level is the club level and is right above the 100s. There are six lounges/bar areas to choose from for club seat holders that aren’t accessible to other fans. Seats in the club level are also a few inches bigger than those in the rest of the stadium. The 500 level is the upper level of the stadium and is the most cost-efficient way to get into the ACC Championship. The end zone sections go up to row 22-25, while those between the sidelines can go up to row 45.