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StubHub prices for SEC title game tickets range from $325 to $5,000

By Mike Morris
Nov 20, 2012

For Bulldog fans who really, really want to be in the Georgia Dome for the Dec. 1 SEC title game, there’s always ticket resellers such as StubHub.

A check on stubhub.com showed that there were still 2,717 tickets available through the reseller as of Tuesday morning.

Prices for those tickets ranged from $325 in the rafters to $5,000 for tickets close to the field.

And if those prices are too steep, there’s always the Dec. 1 ACC Championship game, just a few hours up I-85 in Charlotte.

StubHub early Tuesday listed 9,481 tickets available for that game, which will feature the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets vs. Florida State. Prices for those tickets were ranging from just $9 to $999.

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