Free admission and mimosas? College Football Hall of Fame offers moms a Mother’s Day treat

If Mom is a college football fan, the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta might have your Mother’s Day plans.

Moms will get free admission, a complimentary mimosa and a free gift for the first 50 through the doors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mother’s Day, May 11.

Mom doesn’t need a ticket, but the rest of the family will need to purchase tickets.

Ticket pricing for College Football Hall of Fame

While mom gets in free on Mother’s Day, the rest of the family must pay regular prices.

General Admission

• Adults: $35
• Kids (3-12): $27
• Kids (3-under): Free
• Members: Free
• Senior (65+): $30
• Student: $30
• Military (Active and retired w/ ID): Free

When is Mother’s Day 2025?

Mother’s Day is always the second Sunday of May. This year that falls on May 11.

Here are the dates through 2030:

• 2026: May 10
• 2027: May 9
• 2028: May 14
• 2029: May 13
• 2030: May 12

Events at the College Football Hall of Fame

May 3-10 will be Teacher Appreciation Week where teachers can earn free admission with a valid ID.

May 25-June 3 will be Military Appreciation Week. Active and retired military members and up to four family members can get free admission.

The College Football Hall of Fame will host SEC Media Days July 14-17.

SEC Media Days Schedule

Monday July 14

LSU – Brian Kelly

Ole Miss – Lane Kiffin

South Carolina – Shane Beamer

Vanderbilt – Clark Lea

Tuesday July 15

 Auburn – Hugh Freeze

Georgia – Kirby Smart

Tennessee – Josh Heupel

Texas – Steve Sarkisian

 Wednesday July 15

Alabama – Kalen DeBoer 

Florida – Billy Napier

Mississippi State – Jeff Lebby

Oklahoma – Brent Venables

Thursday July 17

 Arkansas – Sam Pittman

Kentucky – Mark Stoops

Missouri – Eliah Drinkwitz

Texas A&M – Mike Elko

Ryne Dennis is the Deep South Connect Team Editor for Gannett/USA Today. Find him on X @RyneDennis and email at rdennis@onlineathens.com. 

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