How much do Bengals tickets cost? 2024 prices, tiers and all you need to know

The Cincinnati Bengals have made three trips to the Super Bowl and are currently a consistent postseason team. They have a fantastic, devoted fan base in Cincinnati that is eager for them to win their first Super Bowl, and attending their home games at Paycor Stadium is always an amazing NFL experience.

Here is all the information you need about Bengals game tickets if you want to watch one this season.

How much are Bengals' tickets this year?

The cost of Cincinnati Bengals tickets varies depending on where you want to sit in the stadium, just like it does for every other club in the league. Tickets to watch some games at Paycor Stadium are currently available at an average price of $100. However, availability and pricing fluctuate based on several factors, including the opponent and the day of the week the game is played.

Tickets for top-deck seats often start at $225, while those for mid-level seats start at $295. Furthermore, field-level tickets start at $500, while some sideline seats can cost up to $1,400 apiece.

The Bengals play a lot of big games annually, but their rivalry matchups with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens are the fiercest in the regular season. Sporting News reports that tickets to this season's Browns vs. Bengals game at Paycor Stadium start at just $159 per person.

Where can you buy Bengals tickets in 2024?

If you want to get a ticket to watch the Cincinnati Bengals at home this season, you can visit the team's website, Bengals.com. A visit to the website redirects you to Ticketmaster, the NFL’s official ticket marketplace. However, you can only get verified resale tickets at Ticketmaster.

Secondary ticket markets, including Vivid Seats, Ticket City, Stub Hub, Ticket Network and Seat Geek, also offer Bengals tickets.

What are the expectations for the Bengals in 2024?

After a season in which they missed the playoffs for the first time since quarterback Joe Burrow's rookie year in 2020, the Cincinnati Bengals are gearing up for an improved 2024 campaign.

The Bengals finished 2023 with a 9-8 record and missed the playoffs, although fans of the team can easily excuse their lack of success because of injuries. Burrow played in just 10 games as a starter before missing the remainder of the year due to a ruptured ligament in his right wrist.

Burrow appears to be fully recovered and prepared for action for the 2024 season when the Bengals look to bounce back from a disappointing campaign.

It is expected that the Bengals will be vying for a postseason position in the NFL once again in 2024. Bengals supporters will be hopeful of purchasing playoff tickets once more after the regular season.

Winning a few postseason games, hosting the AFC Championship game at home and having a shot at making it back to the Super Bowl would be the Bengals' ideal season.