The excitement is building as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles prepare to face off in Super Bowl LIX, a rematch of their memorable showdown two years ago. Seven days away from kickoff, the event is slated for New Orleans' Caesars Superdome. Although the median ticket price is the lowest for a Super Bowl at this stage since 2020, fans should brace themselves for a considerable expense. The current median ticket price stands at $6,304, nearly double the "get-in price" of $3,346 on Vivid Seats.
Eager fans from Philadelphia are set on witnessing their team's first championship title since 2018. Round-trip airfare from Philadelphia to New Orleans as of January 28 is averaging $224. Meanwhile, Kansas City supporters are hoping to see their team make history with a Super Bowl championship three-peat. However, they face a steeper flight cost, with round-trip tickets from Kansas City averaging $1,064.
The high cost of attending the Super Bowl is not new. Last year's Super Bowl LVII saw ticket prices range from $6,304 to a median of $12,648. Despite the significant financial commitment, the allure of the Super Bowl remains strong for avid supporters and sports enthusiasts alike.
The journey to New Orleans adds another layer of expense for prospective attendees. Airfare to the Big Easy does not come cheap, especially as game day approaches. Yet, fans are undeterred by these financial hurdles, driven by the opportunity to support their teams on such a grand stage.
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