Georgia Dome Interactive Seating Chart
TickPick has the most detailed Georgia Dome seating chart page available. Whether you are looking for the best seats for an Atlanta Falcons game, or where to sit for a concert, we have all the interactive seating maps covered. Details include live seat views, row numbers, seat numbers, obstructed views, clubs seating information, parking information, and much more!
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Lower Level Seating
When deciding which Georgia Dome seats you are going to buy, it's common that most people look to get as close to the 50 yard line as possible. However, you need to pay up for these seats. First, if you are going to pay up, make sure to sit in between rows 15 and 30, that's the ideal row number to optimize the seat height and sight lines. To have a great time at the Georgia Dome though you can find bargains when looking to buy tickets in the lower level corner sections such as 101 to 103. These seats will get you close to the field at a fraction of the cost, and at least for half of the game you'll have a great seat.
The Best Seats at the Georgia Dome
The best seats at the Georgia Dome are located in sections 115-116 and 135-136 above row 10. These sections are positioned right at midfield, and sitting about row 10 will give you optimal sight-lines for watching the action from anywhere on the field. The Club Level seats in the same position (sections 247-248 and 221-222) are also an excellent option.
History and Overview
The Georgia Dome is located at 1 Georgia Dome drive in Atlanta, Georgia, and is home the NFL's Atlanta Falcons. The Georgia Dome opened in 1992 and at the time was the large domed structure in the world, but it has since been surpassed by the Millennium Dome in London and Docklands Stadium in Melbourne. In addition to NFL football, the Georgia Dome is also the annual host of the SEC Championship game, and has hosted NCAA Men's final fours in 202,2007, and 2013. The Georgia Dome has a capacity of 74,228 for football, and 71,800 for basketball, with a maximum capacity of 80,000.