Super Bowl Ticket Prices Down 15% Since Last Week
Apparently most people who want to see this year’s Super Bowl in person already have tickets. Ticket prices have fallen by about 15% since their January 27th peak average price of $4,311 to $3,664, according to a report at Bloomberg…
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Apparently most people who want to see this year’s Super Bowl in person already have tickets. Ticket prices have fallen by about 15% since their January 27th peak average price of $4,311 to $3,664, according to a report at Bloomberg News.
A seat in section 140 (field level, 50-yard line) has dropped from $19,995 to $11,952 at StubHub. The least expensive ticket is going for around $2,000.
Face prices for Super Bowl tickets range from $800-$1200, but the official NFL ticket resale web site sold at least one ticket last week for $16,480.
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