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Where to find the cheapest SEC Championship game tickets to see LSU vs. Georgia
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The SEC Championship Game has all the makings of a college football post-season game with No. 1 LSU set to play No. 4 Georgia at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Saturday, December 7 at 4 p.m. ET. For only the second time since 2014, the game won’t feature Alabama, and Georgia is making its fifth appearance since 2011 when it also played LSU and lost 42-10. The game is a sellout on the primary market, meaning those wanting a ticket will have to shop in the secondary market.
On the secondary market, TicketIQ offers fans a Low Price Guarantee on all sold-out SEC Championship game tickets as well as sold out College Football playoff and National Championship game tickets. That means that if you find a secondary market ticket for less on a site like StubHub or Vivid Seats, we’ll give you 200% of the difference in ticket credit.
Below is a screenshot of secondary market availability and get-in price by zone:
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The game is the priciest of all the Power-5 Conference Championships, with a current secondary market average asking price of $689. That average is the third priciest of the decade, behind $945 for the Georgia-Auburn game in 2017 and $776 for the Alabama-Georgia game in 2018. The $225 cheapest seat is the highest among the Power 5 Conferences, as well.
Among the seats still available are a handful of 200-Level Club Seats, starting at $884 in Piedmont Club C212 above the 30-yard line. Club Seats on the 200 Level remain in only one section – Gullwing Club 26, Row 1, and are listed at $2,695. There are also 100-Level Club Seats remaining in six sections. The cheapest are seats in Midfield Club C108, Row 30 for $741 and the priciest are in Suntrust Club C128, Row 6 at the 50-yard line for $5,246. Club Seats include lounge access, premium food, and beverage and other amenities.
The cheapest seats are $225 in the Upper End Zone on the 300 Level, while Mezzanine End Zone seats on the 200 Level start at $422 and Lower End Zone seats on the 100 Level start at $437. For fans wanting to be on the field level, non-Club Seats with the TicketIQ Low Price Guarantee start at $437 in Lower Corner 105, Row 33 and go up to $976 for seats in Row 25 of Lower Sideline 106 between the 10-yard line and end zone.
Jesse Lawrence is founder and CEO of TicketIQ. He is a Yankee by birth and married into an Alabama football family. He now attends at least two SEC football games every year. Saturday is his favorite day of the week.
