Super Bowl 2024 breaks average ticket records
LAS VEGAS (BVM) – Super Bowl LVIII – which will feature the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 11, 2024 – is the most expensive Super Bowl on record based on average ticket price, according to SeatGeek and TickPick (per USA Today).
The average ticket price as of Monday afternoon is hovering above $9,815 on the secondary markets – which is 70% more expensive than Super Bowl 2023’s average ticket price of $5,795, TickPick said per USA Today.
Since Allegiant Stadium seats 65,000 fans – someone could buy every single Super Bowl ticket with $638 million (before the taxes and fees).
Interestingly enough, the average Super Bowl ticket price in 1967 was $12, according to the Star Tribune. In 2000, it was $325. By 2009, the average price reached $1,000, and it doubled to $2000 in 2015. By 2020, the average price reached $7,172, according to GoBankingRates.
Notably, the most expensive ticket for Super Bowl 2024 is currently $131,512, per TicketIQ – a ticket search engine that provides buying options from Ticketmaster, SeatGeek, etc.
Meanwhile, the get-in price (cheapest ticket) for Super Bowl 2024 before fees averages at $8,529.
- SeatGeek: $7,708
- TickPick: $8,414
- Ticketmaster: $8,333
- StubHub: $6,480
- Gametime: $6,685
- TicketSmarter: $7,595
- Vivid Seats: $6,631
Overall – with these sky-high prices – TicketIQ recommends shopping around 6-8 days after the conference championships to get the “cheap” price.
