This is what everybody wants but not everybody gets these two men are coworkers. One has gotten his tickets, the others are still waiting. These two men are also co workers, one has gotten his tickets from him and sold them the other was told, Sorry Super Bowl tickets cost $100 each. This man sold his two of him for $420 apiece in no time. I’ve supported the Bengals like I said since 1979 and I felt it was just this time I had a chance to make a little from him but I’m rooting for him all the way behind them. All the way. What are your feelings about not getting them? I’m disappointed I missed out on all this chance to make a quick profit like everyone else seems to be doing. You know there’s a better seat in front of your channel five set right? Absolutely. But my wife’s disappointed because she wanted to go out to dinner with the money. So I guess it’s dinner in front of the Tv instead this man got tickets his name from him picked in the Super Bowl ticket lottery the Bengals held. Yeah I got my expense check here for $500 right here to go down to Miami to sign this over to you right now will you give me your ticket now I’m hanging onto mine. You can keep your expense check. And then there’s this man, he’s in limbo land. He hasn’t heard yes he hasn’t heard no he bought season tickets the day after the Bengals last Super Bowl appearance in 1982. I’ve been holding that season ticket and all these years, thinking the next time they go, I’ m going to be ready. And um, so far, I don’t know if I’m going or not, but you’re gonna go, I’m gonna go, I’m gonna, I’m gonna get in somewhere. Another one thing you should know if you’re planning to go down to the Super Bowl and you don’t have a ticket and you’re going to try to buy one down. Their ticket scalping is illegal in the entire state of Florida. On the other hand, we’ve been told that police may just look the other way, so not to offend all those tourists who are pumping money into the local economy, But there’s no guarantee on that, Jeff Hirsch, News five.
Looking to buy a last-minute Super Bowl ticket? Here’s how much it will cost
Updated: 3:41 AM PST Feb 12, 2022
Archival video above: How much did Super Bowl tickets cost in 1989? Put America’s most popular sporting event in its second-largest metropolitan area. Put the stadium’s home team in the game facing an opponent that has never won a championship. What do you get? Unsurprisingly, you get record Super Bowl ticket prices. Tickets for the game on Ticketmaster were starting at $6,600 each and go up to $24,000 and up as of Feb 1. SeatGeek said that the average price customers were paying for tickets as of Feb. 1 was $10,427, while StubHub has an average of $9,800 and Vivid Seats are offering tickets for $5,862 up to $50,000 and beyond for exclusive seats. As of Saturday, Ticketmaster’s lowest price ticket was listed at $3,634 in Section 535 of SoFi Stadium. Their most expensive ticket was listed at $17,020 for a VIP section seat. It’s a similar story on StubHub with their lowest price ticket listed at $3,315. Vivid Seats reported the median price of a Super Bowl ticket was $5,243 as of Friday, while the “Get In” price was $2,754. A record number of tickets are expected to be sold for the big game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. Super Bowl LVI will be held at LA’s SoFi Stadium.”This is LA. The entertainment capital of the world where prices for everything are through the roof. This is a perfect storm,” said Adam Budelli, spokesperson for StubHub.The fact that LA fans won’t have to pay for travel and hotels is going to drive up the price, said Budelli. And this year’s Super Bowl will be the first held in Los Angeles in 30 years.”Proximity to the game for the teams’ fans is always a major factor in pricing,” he said.The average price for Sunday’s NFC Conference Championship game, also in Los Angeles, set a record, too. The average price paid for that game was $1,100, far above the $674 average for the NFC championship. Last year’s Super Bowl, held in Tampa, Florida, was $8,600 on SeatGeek. That game also included a home team in the game: the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, But that game’s tickets had a somewhat distorted price, as capacity was limited because of COVID-19 precautions. The last pre-COVID Super Bowl, the 2020 game in Miami, averaged $8,550 a seat on StubHub.LA fans are always one of the most hungry for Super Bowl tickets, said Chris Leyden, director of consumer strategy for SeatGeek.Along with New York , Los Angeles fans are consistently among the biggest buyers of Super Bowl tickets, right behind the fans in the city where the game is being played, and the fans from the two cities where the teams play. But he said that Cincinnati will be well represented, based on where fans were logging on to look for tickets on Sunday after their upset win.”Even though it’s a small market, when it’s been that long of a drought, there’s going to be a lot of excitement,” he said.
Archival video above: How much did Super Bowl tickets cost in 1989?
Put America’s most popular sporting event in its second-largest metropolitan area. Put the stadium’s home team in the game facing an opponent that has never won a championship.
What do you get? Unsurprisingly, you get record Super Bowl ticket prices.
Tickets for the game on Ticketmaster were starting at $6,600 each and go up to $24,000 and up as of Feb 1.
SeatGeek said that the average price customers were paying for tickets as of Feb. 1 was $10,427, while StubHub has an average of $9,800 and Vivid Seats are offering tickets for $5,862 up to $50,000 and beyond for exclusive seats.
As of Saturday, Ticketmaster’s lowest price ticket was listed at $3,634 in Section 535 of SoFi Stadium. Their most expensive ticket was listed at $17,020 for a VIP section seat. It’s a similar story on StubHub with their lowest price ticket listed at $3,315. Vivid Seats reported the median price of a Super Bowl ticket was $5,243 as of Friday, while the “Get In” price was $2,754.
A record number of tickets are expected to be sold for the big game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. Super Bowl LVI will be held at LA’s SoFi Stadium.
“This is LA. The entertainment capital of the world where prices for everything are through the roof. This is a perfect storm,” said Adam Budelli, spokesperson for StubHub.
The fact that LA fans won’t have to pay for travel and hotels is going to drive up the price, said Budelli. And this year’s Super Bowl will be the first held in Los Angeles in 30 years.
“Proximity to the game for the teams’ fans is always a major factor in pricing,” he said.
The average price for Sunday’s NFC Conference Championship game, also in Los Angeles, set a record, too. The average price paid for that game was $1,100, far above the $674 average for the NFC championship.
Last year’s Super Bowl, held in Tampa, Florida, was $8,600 on SeatGeek. That game also included a home team in the game: the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, But that game’s tickets had a somewhat distorted price, as capacity was limited because of COVID-19 precautions. The last pre-COVID Super Bowl, the 2020 game in Miami, averaged $8,550 a seat on StubHub.
LA fans are always one of the most hungry for Super Bowl tickets, said Chris Leyden, director of consumer strategy for SeatGeek.
Along with New York, Los Angeles fans are consistently among the biggest buyers of Super Bowl tickets, right behind the fans in the city where the game is being played, and the fans from the two cities where the teams play.
But he said that Cincinnati will be well represented, based on where fans were logging on to look for tickets on Sunday after their upset win.
“Even though it’s a small market, when it’s been that long of a drought, there’s going to be a lot of excitement,” he said.
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