Georgia Tech football season tickets on sale Thursday

Season tickets for Georgia Tech’s 2018 football season go on sale Thursday.

The Jackets’ six home games at Bobby Dodd Stadium include four against 2017 bowl teams -- Clemson (Sept. 22), Duke (Oct. 13), Miami (Nov. 10) and Virginia (Nov. 17).

Ticket packages start at $219 in the Gold Zone, located in the north upper deck. The base price for standard season tickets is $350, with discounted rates available for young alumni ($240), letter winners ($280) and Georgia Tech faculty and staff ($280).

Anyone who renews season tickets by Friday, March 9 will receive a $25 early bird discount for each season ticket purchased, as well as be entered for a drawing to win one of two Varsity Tailgate Packages.

To purchase season tickets, visit ramblinwreck.com or call the Georgia Tech athletics ticket office at 888-832-4849.

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