How much are the most expensive tickets for Super Bowl LVII?

The Kansas City Chiefs will play the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. The game is set for Sunday, February 12, at 6:30 p.m. ET at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

Are you wondering how expensive the tickets are for the big game? Well, if you are planning to go, then be prepared to spend thousands of dollars. The good news is that the average price for a ticket is slightly lower than last year's game.

The more money you pay, the closer you are to the field. The State Farm Stadium 100s section, which is the section closest to the field, has some of the most expensive tickets on the secondary market.

The most expensive ticket is on Gametime, where a seat in Row 4 behind the Eagles' sideline will set you back $34,596. It will cost you $46,365 if the fees are included.

According to TicketSmarter, the current average cost of a Super Bowl LVII ticket is $8,761. The average price of Super Bowl LVI tickets last year was $9,500.

Even if you decide to get a Super Bowl LVII ticket on the secondary market for a minimal price, you'll still have to fork over thousands of dollars. Tickets that cost $4,605 at Gametime are now the cheapest available. That is, however, without fees. If fees were to be included, the total would be around $6,176.

Here are the most expensive ticket listings on different sites:

• Gametime: $34,596 ($46,365 with fees)
• Stubhub: $33,249 (prices with fees unavailable)
• Ticketmaster: $22,501 ($26,775 with fees)
• TicketSmarter: $21,877 ($27,565 with fees)
• SeatGeek: $20,813 ($27,303 with fees)

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Why are Super Bowl LVII tickets so expensive?

State Farm Stadium

There are several variables that affect ticket prices, but the two most important ones are the teams competing and the stadium hosting the game.

Due to their large following, the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills' divisional round eliminations caused a modest decline in Super Bowl LVII ticket prices. The tickets, however, are still expensive as the two strongest teams this season will feature in the 2023 final.

The Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) and the Kansas City Chiefs (14-3) entered the playoffs as the No.1 seed in their respective conferences. Both teams were favorites to win the Lombardi Trophy and will face each other on February 12th.

Another aspect is that the capacity of State Farm Stadium is 63,400 which is the second-smallest NFL stadium after Soldier Field. For the season finale, the stadium has been expanded to hold more than 70,000 people.