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Super Bowl ticket prices 2023: How much does it cost to attend the big game?

Amy Kaplan
Amy Kaplan

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SANTA CLARA, CA - FEBRUARY 07: A fan holds up a ticket to Super Bowl 50 outside Levi's Stadium on February 7, 2016 in Santa Clara, California. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

How much does it cost to attend the Super Bowl?

The Super Bowl is just around the corner and while we don’t yet know who will be playing, we’re getting there too.

This year Super Bowl 57 takes place in Glendale, AZ on Sunday, Feb. 12.

How much will it cost to go to the Super Bowl?

According to Forbes, if you plan on going you should budget about 9,000 for the trip … ouch! They break down the expenses you’ll need as the following:

  • Game Tickets $5,911
  • Hotel (3 nights) $1,725
  • Meals and Drinks (4 days) $500
  • Roundtrip Airfare $375 (minimum depending on where you are coming from)
  • Car Rental (4 days) $340

Total $8,726

Keep in mind that ticket costs could double or triple depending on how many seats you need and how close to the field you want to be. But your hotel costs could be lower if you are splitting with friends.

According to StubHub, the cheapest ticket at press time for the Super Bowl is $5,000 for just 1 seat, and needless to say, it’s not a good seat. So hopefully you already have your seats.

Amy Kaplan

Amy Kaplan

Amy Kaplan is the FanSided MMA editor. She is our roaming UFC reporter representing FanSided MMA on-site at events around the world. Additionally, she runs the FanSided MMA YouTube page which hosts exclusive and on-site video interviews. She is the only female panelist on the Bellator MMA rankings. Before coming to FanSided, Amy worked in entertainment news for The Daily Mail and The Hollywood Reporter. She found her way into MMA by stumbling into a Bellator event and getting immediately hooked. The rest is history. In her free time, Amy enjoys reading, watching reality TV, thrifting vintage clothing and hanging out with her son.