600 Level at Sanford Stadium

• Highest Deck: The 600 Level sits along the north sideline on the top tier of Sanford Stadium — the highest vantage point in the building.
• Cheapest Tickets: Home to the most affordable seats for Georgia football.
• 50-Yard-Line Value: Sections near midfield still deliver a quality view — often better than lower-level endzone seats.
• Fully Exposed: No cover overhead, and seats face southwest into the late-afternoon sun. Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for early-fall games.

Who Should Sit Here

The 600 Level at Sanford Stadium is built for budget-minded fans who want to be in the building for a Georgia game without paying premium prices. If you don't mind being up high and coming prepared for the elements, the midfield sections up here offer a surprisingly solid look at the action for the money.

600 Level Location & Details

The 600 Level runs along the north sideline on the top level of the stadium. Each section features 20 numbered rows, with the concourse tunnel located near Row 3 — so sitting in one of the lower rows means a shorter walk to the 600 Level concourse.

Views from the 600 Level

You're not close to the field up here, but the sections clustered around the 50-yard line still have a quality view — in fact, better than many endzone seats on the lower level. The higher, more central perspective gives you a clear read on the whole field.

Sun & Shade

The biggest pitfall of the 600 Level is that it's a completely exposed seating area with no cover. The seats face southwest, putting you right in the path of the setting sun in the late afternoon. For early-fall games especially, plan ahead with a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Choosing a lower row also trims your walk to the concourse.