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Super Bowl LIX Ticket Prices Are Sky-High For Eagles-Chiefs Rematch

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3 months ago

January 27, 2025

Last night, the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs both clinched their Championship Games, earning them a spot at Super Bowl LIX, which takes place in New Orleans on February 9th. This would be the second time in 3 years that these two are facing off in The Big Game, and tickets are definitely more expensive than in years past!

How expensive, you might ask? As of this morning, the cheapest “get-in” tickets (worst seats in the house) are a whopping $6,953, while 100-Level Sideline tickets are between $12K-$28K.

Now, as a former ticket broker, I can tell you that Super Bowl ticket prices tend to swing wildly in the weeks leading up to the game, sometimes going even higher as inventory dries up, and sometimes coming down as demand wanes.

Below is a breakdown of current Super Bowl LIX ticket prices from one ticket broker:

Stadium Section	“Get-In” Ticket Price	Median Ticket Price	High Ticket Price
600 Level End Zone	$6,953	$7,586	$8,582
600 Level Corners	$6,695	$8,028	$8,852
600 Level Sidelines	$8,028	$8,858	$10,394
500 Level	$7,827	$8,903	$10,354
300 Level End Zone	$8,703	$9,059	$10,797
300 Level Corners	$9,156	$10,558	$14,419
300 Level Sidelines	$10,558	$14,434	$19,378
200 Level	$10,042	$17,509	$24,914
100 Level End Zone	$8,961	$10,468	$12,359
100 Level Corners	$10,011	$11,073	$12,182
100 Level Sidelines	$11,911	$15,502	$28,377

As much as I’d love to watch the Eagles take down the Chiefs in NOLA, I expect ticket prices to remain on the higher side, and I just don’t have the budget for that. So instead, I’m purchasing a TCL 98-Inch QM7 QLED and will enjoy the game from home.

Go Birds!

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