NFC Championship Tickets
The path to Super Bowl LX runs through Championship Weekend — and this year, the NFC title game heads to Seattle as the Seahawks host the Rams at Lumen Field. There’s no better source for cheap NFC Championship tickets than Ticket Club, where members save big with no service fees at checkout.
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NFC Championship Set: Rams at Seahawks
The NFC Championship matchup is set: the Los Angeles Rams will travel to Seattle to face the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, Jan. 25 at Lumen Field. The Rams arrive battle-tested after winning close, high-leverage games in the postseason — a trait that often carries over into January road environments — while Seattle enters looking like one of the most complete teams left in the bracket, with elite defense, impact special teams, and a run game that can carry the load even if the quarterback isn’t 100%.
From a ticket-market perspective, Seattle is priced like a classic Championship-round scarcity game. Compared with the AFC title matchup, there are fewer seats available, the entry point is higher, and the market jumps quickly into premium territory if you’re targeting lower-bowl or upgraded seating. That’s exactly what you’d expect for a win-and-you’re-in game in one of the loudest stadiums in the league.
NFC Championship Ticket Prices (Ticket Club Members)
Pricing below reflects Ticket Club member asking prices as of Monday morning, Jan. 19. Ticket prices are subject to change as the market evolves.
| Matchup | Cheapest Ticket (Get-In) | Typical (Median) Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| NFC Championship Game: Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Rams | $832 | $1,563 | Shop Now |
What the Inventory Says (Where to Shop for Value vs. Premium)
Value shoppers: Seattle’s best value lane is the upper level (300s), where the largest share of inventory sits and where most budget-minded fans will find their best shot to keep costs in check. In this snapshot, there are no seats under $750, and the sub-$1,000 bargain zone is extremely thin — so value shopping is less about finding a unicorn and more about optimizing within the upper level (better rows, cleaner sightlines) before inventory thins.
Premium shoppers: Seattle’s premium inventory is where prices climb quickly. A meaningful slice of listings sits in Charter (CHR) areas, which tend to price like a luxury product, and club-style seats are even steeper. The lower bowl exists, but the entry point typically begins well into four figures per ticket. If you’re deciding where to splurge, compare Charter/club amenities against lower-bowl proximity — sometimes the best decision is based on experience (comfort vs. atmosphere) more than price alone.
NFC Championship Pricing by Seating Tier (Snapshot)
- Upper Bowl (300 level): Get-in $832 • Typical median ~$1,221
- Lower Bowl (100 level/field): Entry ~$1,226 • Typical median ~$1,756
- Charter (CHR): Entry ~$1,647 • Typical median ~$2,542
- Club (CLB): Entry ~$2,112 • Typical median ~$3,755
NFC Championship tickets for less
Ticket Club is the best place to save on tickets, and your NFC Championship ticket search is no exception. Members at Ticket Club do not pay service fees, so we are generally 10–20% less expensive than other marketplaces once checkout fees are added. If you aren’t already a Ticket Club member, you can purchase a membership at checkout — and for a premium event like the NFC Championship, the fees you’d pay elsewhere often exceed the membership cost.