Super Bowl ticket prices are dropping rapidly, threatening to fall below $4,000, despite the Kansas City Chiefs aiming for a historic three-peat and President Donald Trump’s attendance.
The “get-in” price, representing the cheapest available tickets on the secondary market, has seen significant declines in recent days. As of Tuesday, upper bowl seats were available for $4,122 each, down more than 35% from previous sales.
Market data from ticketIQ shows an average list price of $7,409, also below pre-Super Bowl prices of past five games. The NFL’s hospitality provider, On Location, is seeing its lowest Tuesday pre-game pricing since taking over the event in 2019.
Several factors contribute to the low prices, including the game being a rematch and concerns about fan fatigue from seeing the same teams frequently. Additionally, escalated hotel costs have priced out some last-minute ticket buyers.
Fans and brokers are waiting to see if prices will continue to slide as the big day approaches. However, one question remains: Could President Trump’s attendance impact the game’s popularity?
Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/super-bowl-ticket-prices-are-sliding-despite-the-chiefs-going-for-a-3-peat-and-president-trump-attending-010525820.html