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Super Bowl LX Tickets Drop 30%: Buy Now!

2/7/2026

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Summary

Story summary

The get-in price for Super Bowl LX has fallen nearly 30% to $4,350.
The average ticket price remains high at $7,722 despite NFL control by On Location Experiences.
Consolidation has limited availability and kept resale prices elevated.
The market is now more buyer-friendly, with clearer pricing tiers and increased inventory in 200- and 300-level sections.
Fans are encouraged to decide soon, as this window offers better opportunities to secure tickets.

History

Historical Context

The NFL's revenue surged to $9.3 billion in 2010, fueled by lucrative broadcasting deals and sponsorships. Ticket sales consolidation through companies like On Location Experiences has intensified market competition, affecting availability and pricing. As a result, Super Bowl LX ticket prices dropped nearly 30%, reflecting evolving market dynamics and enhancing fan access to major sporting events.

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Story summary

The get-in price for Super Bowl LX has fallen nearly 30% to $4,350.
The average ticket price remains high at $7,722 despite NFL control by On Location Experiences.
Consolidation has limited availability and kept resale prices elevated.
The market is now more buyer-friendly, with clearer pricing tiers and increased inventory in 200- and 300-level sections.
Fans are encouraged to decide soon, as this window offers better opportunities to secure tickets.

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