With the 2026 season just around the corner, Florida has formally released single-game tickets in The Swamp. Florida has six home games in 2026, and if you want to purchase a season ticket, it will run $728 per ticket at the lowest price.
But for those who can only make some of the games, we decided to evaluate which games are a good value based on the cheapest face-value ticket Florida is offering (not counting resale tickets) and which tickets have us doing a second take.
As a disclaimer, all prices were checked on August 3 and reflect the cheapest standard face-value ticket listed by Florida. Resale listings were not considered when assigning value grades.
Which Florida games have a fair price to get into The Swamp?
September 5 vs FAU
- Cheapest ticket: $79
- Kickoff: 7:45 p.m. ET
- Special designation: 352 Community Day and Jon Sumrall’s Florida debut
- Value grade: C-
- Verdict: A significant home-opener premium for an overmatched opponent
Yes, it is the home opener, it is the second cheapest ticket on the season, and it is the debut of Jon Sumrall. But FAU is coming off a 4-8 season, and if Florida isn’t up by 28 points at halftime, the vibes in The Swamp probably won’t be that great.
And if Florida is up by 28 points, The Swamp will start to empty by the 4th quarter.
Either way, $79 for a game that should be a blowout is a tough ask for Gator fans.
September 12 vs Campbell
- Cheapest ticket: $29
- Kickoff: 5:30 p.m. ET
- Special designation: Championship Reunion Weekend
- Value grade: A-
- Verdict: The best family-friendly bargain of the season
See, we wouldn’t be as critical of the FAU tickets if they were $49. And the fact that these Campbell tickets are $29 is proof the Gators are capable of family-friendly tickets.
Like FAU, this game should be a blowout by halftime. Unlike FAU, you won’t need to break the bank to bring the family. And considering a chance to tailgate all day and then be a part of The Swamp for under $30, this is a pretty good value all things considered.
September 26 vs Ole Miss
- Cheapest ticket: $154
- Kickoff: Flex window
- Special designation: UF Family Weekend
- Value grade: C+
- Verdict: Expensive, but easier to justify than most tickets above $150
Considering this is the second most high-profile opponent Florida is going to have this year, it’s not shocking based on historical prices that these tickets start north of $150. And depending upon how Florida’s game against Auburn goes, the vibes in The Swamp could be top-level.
But as a reference point, resale tickets right now for Oklahoma’s home game against Ole Miss are starting at $108. Supply and demand dictate these prices, but $154 to see Ole Miss still feels high at the end of the day.
October 10 vs South Carolina
- Cheapest ticket: $129
- Kickoff: Early window, between noon and 1 p.m.
- Special designation: Homecoming, UF Athletic Hall of Fame and GatorMade Week
- Value grade: D+
- Verdict: The most difficult price on the schedule to justify
There is a world where South Carolina is good, and this game carries a lot of weight. There is also a world where South Carolina is awful, and this is Shane Beamer’s swan song.
At least with Ole Miss, it is an opponent not super common to The Swamp. South Carolina, on the other hand, has always been one of those games that wakes up the ghosts of Jefferson Pilot, and $129 to see a Shane Beamer-led team feels steep.
November 7 vs Oklahoma
- Cheapest ticket: $194
- Kickoff: Flex window
- Special designation: Urban Meyer Ring of Honor ceremony and Saluting Those Who Serve
- Value grade: C
- Verdict: The highest price, but also the season’s most defensible premium
This is by far the most high-profile opponent coming to The Swamp in 2026, and it was just announced that this will be the game where Urban Meyer is inducted into the Ring of Honor. It will also be the first time that Oklahoma has played in The Swamp, so the vibes for this game will by far be the most high-profile of any game this season.
But $194 for a single ticket is a lot to ask no matter the opponent. Just for two people, once you factor in parking and even a single beer in the stadium, this is a minimum $500 outing. If Florida is on a roll and is still in playoff contention, you could maybe justify this price.
If Florida is sitting at 4-4 heading into this game, this price is a tough ask of fans.
November 21 vs Vanderbilt
- Cheapest ticket: $91
- Kickoff: Early window
- Special designation: Senior Day
- Value grade: A
- Verdict: The best combination of SEC opponent, significance and price
All things considered, this might be the best overall value of the season. There are questions about Vanderbilt, but they still should be competitive. It will be Senior Day, and the weather should be good for this game.
$91 for Vanderbilt still might be high for some, but it is probably the best combination of price, opponent, and weather for the Gators in 2026.
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