Georgia Bulldogs Football tickets are available now on SOLDOUT.COM for every home and away game on the 2026 schedule. The Bulldogs play home games at Sanford Stadium in Athens, hosting Tennessee State (Sept 5), Western Kentucky (Sept 12), Oklahoma (Sept 26), Vanderbilt (Oct 3), Auburn (Oct 17), Missouri (Nov 14), and Georgia Tech (Nov 28). The annual rivalry with Florida (Oct 31) moves to a neutral site in Atlanta for 2026, and road games send the Bulldogs to Arkansas (Sept 19), Alabama (Oct 10), Ole Miss (Nov 7), and South Carolina (Nov 21).
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Georgia Bulldogs football has represented the University of Georgia since 1892 and has claimed national championships in 1980, 2021, 2022, and 2025, with Kirby Smart's program establishing itself as one of the sport's modern dynasties. Sanford Stadium has been the Bulldogs' home since 1929 and remains one of the most recognizable venues in college football.
Sanford Stadium is famously known as "Between the Hedges," a nickname taken from the privet hedges that line the playing field. Before every home game, players and fans take part in the Dawg Walk as the team arrives, and Uga, the live bulldog mascot, patrols the sideline throughout the game. After every Georgia win, students head to campus to ring the historic Chapel Bell, a tradition dating back generations. The fight song "Glory Glory to Old Georgia" rings out from the Redcoat Band after every Bulldogs score.
Sanford Stadium seats over 92,000 fans, and knowing the layout makes a real difference in choosing the right ticket.
Compare all available sections and price points for each 2026 matchup directly on this page, and use the seat view tool to see the actual sightline from any section before you buy.
Georgia's 2026 schedule includes three of the sport's most storied rivalries. The Bulldogs face Florida at a neutral site in Atlanta on October 31 in the annual "World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party," host Auburn at home on October 17 in the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry, and close the regular season against Georgia Tech on November 28 in the "Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate" rivalry.
Sanford Stadium sits on the University of Georgia campus in downtown Athens, and traffic tightens considerably in the hours before kickoff for marquee SEC matchups. Parking passes for Georgia home games are available on SOLDOUT.COM — browse Sanford Stadium parking lots alongside game tickets so you can lock in a spot before arriving rather than searching on game day.
Home games are played at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia.
The 2026 Georgia-Florida game is played at a neutral site in Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on October 31, 2026, while the game's usual Jacksonville venue undergoes renovation.
Yes. Sanford Stadium parking passes for Georgia home games are available on SOLDOUT.COM alongside game tickets.
Prices are typically most affordable for non-conference games like Tennessee State and Western Kentucky, and rise closer to kickoff for marquee matchups like Oklahoma, Auburn, and Georgia Tech.
Yes, tickets for Georgia road games — including matchups at Arkansas, Alabama, Ole Miss, and South Carolina — are listed on this page alongside home games.
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