While prices are historically high, the bigger story for me is how little supply there is in the marketplace. At the current quantity available, the number is 67% below the previous low on this date in 2010.

Of all the possible Super Bowl outcomes, this is the lowest demand combination of teams, but given how little supply is in the market place, that may be the saving grace for fans looking to attend. At these supply levels, a Cowboys, Steelers and Packers appearance could have shot the market to a $10k average asking price. Historically, supply increases about 100% from Championship Sunday to peak supply, and it will be interesting to see how this year compares.

Real-time listings for the game:

Year	Team 1	Team 2	City	Avg. List Price	Cheapest Ticket	Qty Avail
2010	Saints	Colts	Miami	$2,679	$1,721	3129
2011	Packers	Steelers	Dallas	$3,621	$2,260	5321
2012	Giants	Patriots	Indianapolis	$4,214	$2,325	3025
2013	49ers	Ravens	New Orleans	$3,152	$1,943	3572
2014	Seahawks	Broncos	NJ	$3,375	$1,278	6324
2015	Seahawks	Patriots	Phoenix	$6,104	$3,379	6529
2016	Panthers	Broncos	San Francisco	$4,828	$2,714	3684
2017	Falcons	Patriots	Houston	$6,091	$3,012	1359
All data as of of 14 days from Super Bowl Sunday

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