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Only a few days until Super Bowl 60 kicks off in Santa Clara, California. The New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks will face off after each team won their respective conference championship game last Sunday. Video above: Trailer released for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 Halftime ShowThe California Bay Area has hosted the Super Bowl twice before, in 1985 at Stanford Stadium and in 2016 at Levi’s Stadium — where this year’s game will be played Sunday, Feb. 8. A week after Championship Sunday, ticket prices on the secondary market are starting to fall. On Stubhub, using their “best seat” filter, the “best seat” at Levi’s Stadium will cost you over $15,000, the lowest price we’ve seen since tracking “best seats” on the secondary market. To put it into context, four days ago, the “best seat” according to Stubhub was over $30,000. Similar seats on SeatGeek are listed around $18,000, though their “best seat” is listed at over $30,000 still. Looking for the cheapest way for you and a friend to see the big game? The get-in price falls quite a bit. The cheapest pairs of tickets on these five secondary sites run from the $6,000 to $8,000 range. Vivid Seats: $3,752 each for two ticketsGametime: $3,891 each for two tickets StubHub: $4,003 each for two tickets SeatGeek: $4,042 each for two ticketsTicketmaster: $4,093 each for two tickets At this point, prices for Super Bowl 60 are the lowest we’ve seen in the last two weeks. Last year, when Super Bowl 59 was held in New Orleans, ticket prices were dropping considerably the closer it got to game time. Remember that prices will change each day, and we’ll do our best to keep this story as timely and as updated as possible with the latest information.
Only a few days until Super Bowl 60 kicks off in Santa Clara, California. The New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks will face off after each team won their respective conference championship game last Sunday.
Video above: Trailer released for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show
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The California Bay Area has hosted the Super Bowl twice before, in 1985 at Stanford Stadium and in 2016 at Levi’s Stadium — where this year’s game will be played Sunday, Feb. 8.
A week after Championship Sunday, ticket prices on the secondary market are starting to fall.
On Stubhub, using their “best seat” filter, the “best seat” at Levi’s Stadium will cost you over $15,000, the lowest price we’ve seen since tracking “best seats” on the secondary market. To put it into context, four days ago, the “best seat” according to Stubhub was over $30,000. Similar seats on SeatGeek are listed around $18,000, though their “best seat” is listed at over $30,000 still.
Looking for the cheapest way for you and a friend to see the big game? The get-in price falls quite a bit.
The cheapest pairs of tickets on these five secondary sites run from the $6,000 to $8,000 range.
At this point, prices for Super Bowl 60 are the lowest we’ve seen in the last two weeks. Last year, when Super Bowl 59 was held in New Orleans, ticket prices were dropping considerably the closer it got to game time.
Remember that prices will change each day, and we’ll do our best to keep this story as timely and as updated as possible with the latest information.
