SEC Football Championship Tickets

2020 SEC Football Championship Game

The SEC Football Championship Game is being placed on Saturday, December 5th, 2020 at the gorgeous Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. The 2020 SEC Championship game will once again be one of the most important games in college football, and likely help decide the College Football Playoff teams and perhaps the eventually National Champion.

The two teams that will play in the 2020 SEC Championship will be the winning team from the SEC East division and the SEC West division. The top contenders from the East are Florida and Georgia, while the West is loaded with Alabama, Auburn and LSU all vying for a return to the conference championship game. The 2019 SEC Championship was dominated by LSU QB, Joe Burrow, who led his Tigers to a 37-10 victory over Georgia. The Tigers went on to dominate the CFP and win the National Championship, so SEC fans know winning the conference championship game may be a ticket to history. Buy your SEC Football Championship tickets today to make sure you do not miss this action.

SEC Championship Tickets

There is no bigger college football game than the SEC Football Championship Game. Demand for SEC Championship tickets is incredibly strong, which makes it one of the top selling games every sesaon. The game is vitally important to college football, as the winning team is almost guaranteed a spot in the College Football Playoff.

The passion of the crowd and great traditions that surround each fan base really make the SEC Championship an amazing game for fans who attend. Atlanta is an easy road trip for the majority of teams in the SEC, so they show up in force to cheer on their team in the Championship Game. Those passionate fans are what help to make a truly unique college football atmosphere across Atlanta in the lead up to the game on Saturday; if you walk into the famous The Varsity, on the week of the SEC Championship, you are likely to hear "Geaux Tigers", "Go Dawgs", "Roll Tide", or "War Eagle".

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Conference Championship Games

The SEC Championship Game is usually the main attraction on college football's championship Saturday, but it is played on a day crowded with great football. The Big 12 Championship Game typically kicks off the day earliest, while the ACC Championship and Big Ten Championship Game are in the evening. The Pac-12 Football Championship is the only Power 5 conference championship game not played on this day as it is the Friday evening prior.

SEC Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

The SEC Championship Game is played in Atlanta, Georgia right in the heart of "SEC Country". College football fans across the southeast United States head to Atlanta in December to see their team play for the ultimate college football conference prize. Mercedes-Benz Stadium is the home of the NFL's Atlanta Falcons, so it is flush with amenities befitting one of the finest stadiums in the country. Mercedes-Benz Stadium has three-levels: the 100-level, 200-level and 300-level seats.

100-Level

The 100-level seats are closest to the field on the lower-level and span from Section 101 to 136. There are approximately 34 rows in each of the sideline sections of the 100-level, and then a range from 32-42 in the corner sections. The 100-level endzone seats generally have around 36 rows per section. The 100-level seats along the sideline are Club seats. Sections 108-109, 111-112, 126-127 and 129-130 offer access to the on-field club patios. Sections 110 and 128 at Midfield are VIP Club seats that provide access to the AMG Lounge (Club 110) or the SunTrust Club (Club 128).

200-Level

The smallest level in Mercedes-Benz Stadium has only 9-12 rows in most sections. The 200-level includes Sections 201 to 247.

300-Level

The upper-deck at Mercedes-Benz Stadium was designed to provide some of the best sight lines of any venue in the country. It spans from Section 301 to 350. The 300-level sideline sections have approximately 34 rows in each section. In the corner the rows drop down to 20-24 rows per section. The endzone in the 300-level is only on the West side of the stadium (Sections 324-327) and has 33 rows per section.