Georgia Tech will open its 2026 home slate at Bobby Dodd Stadium, commonly known as Hyundai Field, with a seven‑game schedule that blends non‑conference road tests and ACC showdowns. The slate begins with a September 3 contest against Colorado, followed by a September 12 meeting with Tennessee, and continues with conference games against Duke on October 10, Louisville on November 7 and Wake Forest on November 21.
Fans can secure their seats through a variety of ticket packages designed to suit different attendance habits. A full season ticket guarantees the best available seats for every home game and comes with a limited‑edition bobblehead as a commemorative gift. For those who prefer a shorter commitment, mini‑plans offer discounted bundles: the White & Gold Mini Plan provides access to three of the most sought‑after games for $115, while the ACC Pick‑3 Mini Plan bundles three conference matchups for $96.
Single‑game tickets start at $30, making a return to the stadium affordable for casual attendees, and premium experiences such as the Wreck Deck are priced at $150 for those seeking enhanced views and amenities.
Recent On‑Field Achievements
The Yellow Jackets capped the 2025 season with a 9‑4 record, tying for the 10th‑most victories in school history and earning a No. 24 final national ranking that peaked at No. 7 in the polls. In ACC play the team posted a 6‑2 record, securing second place in the 17‑team conference and standing as the only ACC program to finish in the top four of the last three conference standings.
All of these milestones are part of the broader 'Full Steam Ahead' initiative, a $500 million fundraising campaign aimed at renovating Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Zelnak Basketball Center and the O’Keefe Gymnasium. The effort seeks to transform Georgia Tech athletics into a championship‑level program by modernizing facilities and enhancing recruiting capabilities.