With massive hype fueled by a first-ever Las Vegas Super Bowl and breathless “will she or won’t she” coverage of Taylor Swift’s potential attendance, Super Bowl ticket prices for the 58th edition of the big game are – by a wide margin – the highest they’ve ever been, according to Ticket Club marketplace data. Through Wednesday (February 7), consumers are paying an average of nearly $9,500 PER TICKET to see the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday.
The previous all-time high average Super Bowl ticket price? LV in 2020, which checked in at a reduced capacity and with a team (Tampa Bay) playing in its own home stadium. The 2024 Super Bowl is currently seeing an average price paid of about 36% more than that. Prices are up a staggering 72% compared to Super Bowl LVII average ticket prices a year ago ($5,494).
“We’ve really not seen anything like this,” says Sean Burns of the surging prices being paid on the secondary ticket market. “We have seen the average prices people pay for the Super Bowl rise significantly in the last decade, but these numbers blow that trend out of the water. The combination of the location, teams, and how much the NFL has set the market with its control of the ticket supply has really put the squeeze on fans’ wallets this year.”
How bad of a squeeze? According to Ticket Club, there hasn’t been a single ticket for Super Bowl LVIII purchased at less than the average price ($6,966) of the second-highest price Super Bowl ever.
How Much are Super Bowl LVIII Tickets Today?
With such a massive premium on Super Bowl tickets, the “get-in” figures aren’t budging much so far this week, though the trend is typically that prices will fall as you get closer to game day.
Currently, the lowest price ticket available for members at Ticket Club is $7,674. That will get you seats in Section 324.
Lowest Ticket Prices by Stadium Level
400 Level: $7,919
300 Level: $7674
200 Level: $7,859
100 Level: $8,645
The median price on the marketplace today is $9,172 – but remember, that’s inclusive of all fees, since members of Ticket Club don’t pay service fees. There doesn’t appear to be any such thing as a “cheap” ticket to Super Bowl LVIII, but at least members at Ticket Club can avoid thousands in extra cost with add-on fees at the end of their transaction.
How are Super Bowl LVIII Ticket Prices Trending?
With supply being as tight as it is, the trend line hasn’t really changed much since the teams were determined with the AFC and NFC Championships more than a week ago. They had initially trended downward (slightly) between the matchup being set and a week ago, but they have largely stabilized and actually risen a bit.
Median ticket prices have come down somewhat – starting at $11,800 and now standing at $9,177. But the “get-in” minimum is back up after falling to $7,308 last week.
How do I get the best deal on Super Bowl LVIII Tickets?
The answer of where to spend your hard-earned dollars on Super Bowl tickets if you have to be there on the day of the game is right here at Ticket Club. When you comparison shop – make sure you get the prices including all of those tricky fees! – members at Ticket Club save big. Don’t get stuck paying a 30% service fee on a ticket that already costs so much!