SEC Championship Game
Dec 5, 2026 · 4 p.m. ET
Nine all-inclusive restrooms are named by section. Without a ticket, the nearest restroom is in Centennial Olympic Park. More on the SEC Championship Game ↓
Mercedes-Benz Stadium has restrooms on all three concourses and every one is accessible. Nine are all-inclusive restrooms named by section and there are four nursing spaces. There is no restroom inside without a ticket. The nearest option outside is Centennial Olympic Park, a few minutes' walk away.
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Restrooms at SEC Championship Game
When is the 2026 SEC Championship Game?
Saturday, December 5, 2026 at 4 p.m. Eastern Time at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The SEC's 2026 broadcast schedule confirms the kickoff time.
Are there bathrooms at the SEC Championship Game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?
Yes, throughout the building on all three concourses. Nearly every one has a baby changing table.
Where are the all-inclusive restrooms at the SEC Championship Game?
Nine of them.
- 100 Level: sections 102, 117, 121 and 133
- 200 Level: sections 203, 215 and 246
- 300 Level: sections 310 and 313
Where can I nurse a baby at the SEC Championship Game?
Four places.
- Section 116: staffed room
- Section 219: staffed room on the 200 Level concourse
- Near section 132: pod by First Aid
- Near section 333: pod on the 300 Level concourse
Are there accessible restrooms at the SEC Championship Game?
Yes. The stadium says every restroom in the building is ADA accessible. There are family restrooms throughout. Guest Services at sections 116, 201, 244 and 301 can point you to the nearest.
Is there a restroom near Mercedes-Benz Stadium without a ticket for the SEC Championship Game?
Stadium restrooms need event admission. Centennial Olympic Park is nearby and has restrooms subject to park closures and operating conditions. Published park hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.; those hours do not guarantee every restroom stays open.
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