Ticket Information Released Today for 2010 Dr Pepper ACC Championship Game in Charlotte
Pre-Register for Tickets Online Now; Ticket Packages On Sale February 1.
ACC Commissioner John Swofford during the press conference.

ACC Commissioner John Swofford during the press conference.

Oct. 21, 2009

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    • Charlotte, N.C. - The 2010 ACC Football Championship Game organizers today announced public ticket information for the 2010 game in Charlotte. In addition, the official website www.accfootballcharlotte.com, was launched in conjunction with the announcement.

    Ticket packages will go on sale to the public on February 1, 2010, and be sold through the official game website. Individual tickets will go on sale through TicketMaster on March 15, 2010.

    Prices begin at just $25 and $40 for Upper Level tickets while Lower Level tickets will be $70 and $90. Club Level tickets will be $150 and $175 and are only available through ticket packages.

    Fans can now visit the official website, www.accfootballcharlotte.com, to preregister for tickets and for more information about the game and surrounding events.

    l to r: Hugh McColl, Harvey Gantt, John Swofford, Johnny Harris, Mayor Pat McCrory, Tim Newman, Will Webb"Everyone associated with the ACC Football Championship Game Local Organizing Committee is extremely excited to announce the dates that tickets will be on sale to the public," said executive director Will Webb. "The ACC Championship coming to Charlotte is a result of a lot of hard work by many people working together to secure this opportunity for the city and the community. Officially putting tickets on sale will be another milestone in the history of Charlotte."

    The Atlantic Coast Conference Football Championship games will be played in Charlotte on December 4, 2010 and December 3, 2011. The games will be held at Bank of America Stadium, home of the NFL's Carolina Panthers and the Meineke Car Care Bowl.