ah yeah, the travel app hopper is teaming up with vivid seats to give you an accurate picture of what it's gonna cost you to go to the game first. The average ticket price get this about $6076. And experts say this could end up being the highest Super Bowl ticket price in years. So how much will it cost for fans of each team to go to the game in Arizona? Let's break it down for Eagles fans round trip from Philly, an average of $357 Kansas City Chiefs, $386. Bengals fans, you'll be paying around $400 round trip and 40 niners fans. It's shorter distance, only $240 from san Fran. Hopper says the best days to travel, no matter where you're coming from, saturday to Tuesday, you'll save about $500 on everything from the flight to the hotel. Hopper also offers this is really cool. *** price freeze basically for *** small fee, it'll hold the price you sign up for. So if the prices go up you can still get the cheaper price. I hope it helps. That's all for today. Back to you
Plan your trip to the Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona
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Updated: 9:29 AM EST Jan 30, 2023
It's down to two.Whether you're a cheering for the Kansas City Chiefs or the Philadelphia Eagles— or if you're just an NFL superfan — now is the time to begin planning your trip to football's biggest spectacle. We're talking, of course, about the Super Bowl. Super Bowl LVII will be played on Feb. 12 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Ticket prices are incredibly high, and resale tickets typically get even more expensive as the game nears. So if you're worried about the cost, now is the time to buy. Here's what you need to know about pricing and the deals we found. SUPER BOWL TICKETSFirst, the average ticket price is about $6,076, and experts say this could end up being the highest ticket price in years. But ticket prices vary drastically, depending on where you want to sit. Here are some of the prices that we found as of Jan. 30.Ticketmaster: You can find Super Bowl ticket seats here from $5,816. You can also level up with a variety of VIP pages, including tailgate parties, meet and greets and even getting you and your crew on the field. The sky is the limit, depending on how much you want to spend -- with some tickets going for more than $33,000.Vividseats: You can find upper-deck Super Bowl tickets here from $5,209. Tickets here go all the way up to $36,000, offering up a variety of VIP packages.StubHub: You can find upper-level seats here from $5,667. Lower-level seats on the 50-yard line could fetch upwards of $20,000, with a variety of VIP packages available.SeatGeek: You can find tickets here from $5,145. The online retailer says the price of Super Bowl tickets typically falls as the event nears, but ticket prices shift significantly once the matchup is determined. AIRLINE TICKETSFinding tickets to the Super Bowl is only half the battle. You also have to get there.Chief National Consumer Correspondent Jeff Rossen breaks down the price based on where you live.For Eagles fans, a round trip from Philly will average $357. For Kansas City Chiefs fans, it will be $386.So how can you find the cheapest flights? Compare flights from where you live. Click here to book through TripAdvisorClick here to book through ExpediaClick here to book through PricelineClick here to book through KayakBOOK A HOTELIf you're looking for a hotel in metro Phoenix, your options are growing more and more expensive.Click here to shop hotels near Glendale.Hotels not your thing? Book a vacation rental via VRBO.If you went with the most affordable options available as of this writing, a trip to Super Bowl LVII could cost you around $6,500 just to get to Glendale and stay there. This doesn't account for food, transportation and any Super Bowl gear purchased at the stadium.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — It's down to two.
Whether you're a cheering for the Kansas City Chiefs or the Philadelphia Eagles— or if you're just an NFL superfan — now is the time to begin planning your trip to football's biggest spectacle.
We're talking, of course, about the Super Bowl.
Super Bowl LVII will be played on Feb. 12 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Ticket prices are incredibly high, and resale tickets typically get even more expensive as the game nears.
So if you're worried about the cost, now is the time to buy. Here's what you need to know about pricing and the deals we found.
SUPER BOWL TICKETS
First, the average ticket price is about $6,076, and experts say this could end up being the highest ticket price in years. But ticket prices vary drastically, depending on where you want to sit.
Here are some of the prices that we found as of Jan. 30.
- Ticketmaster: You can find Super Bowl ticket seats here from $5,816. You can also level up with a variety of VIP pages, including tailgate parties, meet and greets and even getting you and your crew on the field. The sky is the limit, depending on how much you want to spend -- with some tickets going for more than $33,000.
- Vividseats: You can find upper-deck Super Bowl tickets here from $5,209. Tickets here go all the way up to $36,000, offering up a variety of VIP packages.
- StubHub: You can find upper-level seats here from $5,667. Lower-level seats on the 50-yard line could fetch upwards of $20,000, with a variety of VIP packages available.
- SeatGeek: You can find tickets here from $5,145. The online retailer says the price of Super Bowl tickets typically falls as the event nears, but ticket prices shift significantly once the matchup is determined.
AIRLINE TICKETS
Finding tickets to the Super Bowl is only half the battle. You also have to get there.
Chief National Consumer Correspondent Jeff Rossen breaks down the price based on where you live.
For Eagles fans, a round trip from Philly will average $357. For Kansas City Chiefs fans, it will be $386.
So how can you find the cheapest flights? Compare flights from where you live.
BOOK A HOTEL
If you're looking for a hotel in metro Phoenix, your options are growing more and more expensive.
If you went with the most affordable options available as of this writing, a trip to Super Bowl LVII could cost you around $6,500 just to get to Glendale and stay there. This doesn't account for food, transportation and any Super Bowl gear purchased at the stadium.
