Georgia Football Tickets

Georgia Football Tickets - 2023 UGA Games

There are few experiences in college football more magical than attending a big-time SEC game. The Georgia Bulldogs rank among the top teams in the Southeastern Conference, so fans know that being there live for a game "between the hedges" is something special. The crowd at Sanford Stadium (or in Atlanta for a Georgia game there) is louder and Dawgs fans cheer from start to finish. There is tremendous pride in the Bulldogs fan base as their team has won a recent National Championship and they continue to play at an elite level in college football. If you love the Bulldogs, or just are a fan of college football, then do yourself a favor and get a UGA this Fall. Our ticket inventory here includes all Georgia home games, away games and those special games like the Cocktail Party and SEC Championship. All right here on this page to make it easier for you to buy UGA tickets.

Each season tickets for Georgia Football games rank among the top selling teams we offer in college football. Dawgs fans have been filling Sanford Stadium each Saturday in the Fall since their program started way back in 1892. The Bulldogs most popular games are their SEC East games against Florida, Kentucky, Mizzou, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. UGA's other big games include their cross division rivalry games against Alabama, Auburn and Ole Miss. The Bama vs Georgia game has in particular become a game that helps to decide which teams will play in the CFP, and the Tide and Dawgs have met in the SEC Championship a few times. Georgia also has played a number of other marquee non-conference games in the regular-season including against Notre Dame, Oregon and their rivals from up the road, Georgia Tech.

The University of Georgia football team has played over 1,300 games in their program history, but Bulldogs fans continue to have high expectations. This year they expect to be competing for a spot in the SEC Championship Game and the CFP and/or a top bowl game. A dream season in Athens would be to see UGA bring home another National Championship trophy, but to do that first Georgia must secure a slot in the College Football Playoff. Fans who love Georgia football, should get to a 2023 game...and Go Dawgs!

Georgia vs Florida (The Cocktail Party)

Name the top 5 rivalries in college football and Georgia vs Florida game is sure to be high on every list. This legendary rivalry is unique in that it is a neutral site game that is played in Jacksonville, Florida - which is about 340 miles from the UGA campus in Athens. The first game in Jacksonville between Florida & Georgia was over 100 years ago in 1915 (UGA won 37-0). There is huge demand for Georgia Florida tickets as this game decides bragging rights between the two rival schools for the year ahead. The atmosphere at the game is way more than football, as it is an entire party weekend for Georgia fans and their rivals from Gainesville. That party weekend in Jacksonville is what created the game's nickname, The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. Administrators from both schools have tried to move away from that (classic) nickname, but talk to any Bulldog (or Gators) fan and a game on their 2023 schedule that most excites them is sure to be The Cocktail Party.

Georgia vs Georgia Tech

Georgia's final game of the season is their annual grudge match with in-state rival Georgia Tech, which is still known by many fans as "Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate". This game has been played for decades and the winner between the Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets owns in-state bragging rights for the year to come. The Georgia vs Georgia Tech game alternates each year between Sanford Stadium in Athens and Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. Regardless of the location, expect a spirited atmosphere when these two rival schools get-together.

Georgia vs Auburn

Georgia fans love playing their rivals from Auburn. This is the most-played rivalry game in Georgia's history, which is why its commonly known as the "Deep South's Oldest Rivalry". The first game was played in 1892 and it's been about as close as a century-long series can be with each team winning about half of the games. The Bulldogs and Tigers are both powerhouses of college football, thus the game often helps to decide who is playing in the SEC Championship Game, which itself plays a big role in determining who are playing in the CFP. If you want a great college football experience, then this is THE game for the hardcore Georgia (or even college football) fan to see in person as its steeped in great history and traditions.

Georgia's Top Games

• vs Alabama
• vs Auburn (The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)
• vs Clemson (Two of the best in NCAA Football)
• vs Florida (World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)
• vs Georgia Tech (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)
• vs Tennessee
• SEC Championship Game (when UGA qualifies)

Georgia Football Tickets & Parking

UGA football tickets are available here for home games at Sanford Stadium and road games, as well as, any neutral site games including the Cocktail Party, opening kickoff games and SEC Championship. Fans can even find seats for every 2023 bowl games. Our selection of seats includes a wide array of options to meet all budgets. Of course the biggest games (Auburn, Bama, Florida, GaTech, etc) are more expensive, but there are plenty of deals to be had especially on the Georgia non-conference games. Individual game tickets for the 2023 season are available, as well as, Georgia football season tickets, which include home games. Fans who need a parking pass for a Georgia home game can find those on our Georgia parking page. TicketCity has offered college football tickets for over 30 years, and attended plenty of Georgia Bulldogs games.

Georgia Bulldogs Sports

• Georgia Baseball
• Georgia Men's Basketball
• Georgia Women's Basketball
• Georgia Gymnastics
• Georgia Softball

Georgia Games at Sanford Stadium

Georgia football tickets are available here for home games at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia. The Dawgs stadium holds over 92,000 fans, and the Dawgs often fill it to capacity when they are hosting big games on the field surrounded by the famous privet hedges. A game "between the hedges" just hits different, and the post-game celebration for a big victory can be an adventure. Which some fans discovered as they were trying to storm the field after a big win a few seasons ago. For college football fans, watching a game "between the hedges" is an unforgettable experience which is rich in football tradition.

The Dawgs home field has two distinct levels. The lower-level seating at Sanford Stadium includes Sections 101-144. The seats most desired by fans, and also the most expensive, are those along the sidelines in Sections 105-109 or Sections 128-133. The Georgia Bulldogs home bench is on the Sanford Stadium sideline along sections 129-134. The visitor bench at Sanford is in-front of Sections 105-109. There are approximately 60 or 61 rows in most of the sections in the 100-level, the exception being the lower endzone sections 138-144 which have approximately 43 rows. Prices vary greatly, but for an unranked non-conference games fans can usually find 100-level seats for just over $100 per ticket. That same ticket may be $300-$400 per ticket for a big SEC opponent like Auburn or Tennessee.

The upper-level at Sanford Stadium has the 300-level sections on three sides of the stadium and the 600-level sections on the visitors side of field. The 300-level spans from Section 301 to Section 337 and most sections have 25 rows (Rows 1-25). The 600-level seating includes Sections 601-611, where most of those sections have 20 rows (Rows 1-20). Student seating at Sanford Stadium is typically located in sections 109-114, 138-143 and 307-313. Visitor seating at Sanford Stadium is typically located in sections 101-105, 144, 301-304 and 604-611.

Between the lower-level and upper-level there is a small club area of 200-level sections. Those ring Sanford Stadium and include Sections 201-237. There are only 5 to 8 rows in each 200-level section so they provide an intimate seating experience inside a 92,000 seat stadium. The view is a balcony view but slightly lower than the upper-deck so fans enjoy seating in this area.