How Much Are Super Bowl Tickets?

Super Bowl tickets typically start around $4,000–$6,000 for the cheapest “get-in” seats and average roughly $6,000–$10,000+ on the resale market, with 50-yard-line and suite seats running $20,000 and up. Face value is much lower — starting around $950 — but those tickets are nearly impossible for the public to get. Prices swing every year based on the matchup, the host city, and how close it is to game day.

What’s the cheapest way to get in?

The lowest-priced resale tickets — usually upper-deck corners — generally run about $4,000 to $6,000 each. (For reference, the 2026 game’s cheapest listings ranged from roughly $4,000 on Ticketmaster to $5,800 on SeatGeek.)

What’s the average Super Bowl ticket price?

On the resale market, the average is commonly $6,000–$10,000 per ticket — the 2026 game averaged nearly $9,900 in the final week before kickoff.

What is face value, and can I get it?

Face-value Super Bowl tickets start around $950 and range up into the thousands — but they’re almost impossible for the average fan to buy. Most are distributed through the 32 teams (to players, staff, and select season-ticket holders) and to sponsors and partners. Realistically, fans buy on the verified resale market or through a travel package.

How much are premium seats and suites?

Lower-level, club, and 50-yard-line seats often list at $15,000–$25,000+ each, and private suites can run well into six figures.

Why do prices change so much?

Super Bowl ticket prices move with the matchup (big-market or nearby teams drive prices up), the host city, seat location, and timing — prices can spike early and sometimes dip in the final days as sellers offload inventory.

How to buy the smart way

Buy only from a verified source. Bullseye Event Group offers verified Super Bowl LXI tickets, and every ticket includes a free Players Tailgate ticket (a $1,150 value). A travel package bundles your ticket with a hotel and hospitality in one booking. See our guide on how to buy Super Bowl tickets safely.

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