Super Bowl 58 is on track to have the highest-priced tickets ever seen in the history of the game. Those looking to attend the event should be prepared to pay a premium as it is shaping up to be the most expensive Super Bowl to date.
As of Thursday, the lowest priced single ticket available was $8,000 on the ticket resale website TickPick. This ticket would provide you with a seat in the upper 300 section, however, the website does mention that the purchase includes a guaranteed seat.
If the prices remain the same, this Super Bowl ticket will be considered the priciest one ever. The previous record holder is the 2020 Super Bowl, with an average ticket price of $6,370. The high price that year was driven by the fact that the home team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, were playing in the game. However, this year is different as the home team is not playing.
The upcoming Super Bowl will be held in Las Vegas for the first time ever, and ticket experts believe this is causing ticket prices to increase. Fans are eager to enjoy a weekend in Sin City and culminate their trip with the world's largest sporting event.
Just in case you were curious, the average price of a ticket to the inaugural Super Bowl was $12.
Many San Francisco 49ers fans prioritize location when buying tickets, as shown by StubHub data indicating that 26% of ticket sales come from California. This suggests that fans in California are more likely to attend games due to the shorter distance. In contrast, Kansas and Missouri only account for 7% of ticket sales on StubHub, indicating a lower level of fan attendance from those states.
Let's also consider the influence of Taylor Swift! Her presence at the event may attract a larger number of female fans than usual.
Regardless of how you manage to enter, Allegiant Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 65,000, will be completely full. The kickoff for Super Bowl 58 is scheduled for Sunday, February 11th at 6:30PM Eastern Time.
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