Editorial

Super Bowl Tickets Are Selling For More Than $8,000 At The Cheapest

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David Hookstead Sports And Entertainment Editor
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Tickets to the Super Bowl are outrageously expensive.

Heading into the AFC (Chiefs/Bills) and NFC (Packers/Bucs) title games this upcoming Sunday, ticket prices are incredibly high. At this exact moment, the cheapest ticket to the Super Bowl in Tampa costs more than $8,100 with fees included on SeatGeek. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)

 

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In case you were wondering how much the most expensive ticket will run you? Well, that’s going for north of $500,000. That’s a whole lot of money to spend before we even know who will be playing!

 

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When you start talking about dropping more than $8,000 on a single ticket to a sporting event, you’re talking about serious cash.

You’re talking about big money amounts. You’re talking about the kind of money that most Americans just don’t have sitting around.

 

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At the same time, if you’ve never been to the Super Bowl before, I feel like it’s one of those bucket list items you simply have to do as a sports fan.

With the Buffalo Bills firmly in the hunt, I’d actually almost expect these prices to go up if they make it. Talk about a franchise that has been down and out and is just ready to win.

 

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Let us know in the comments how much money you’d spend to attend the Super Bowl!