Football fans contemplating a last-minute trip to Phoenix to attend Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, February 12, should budget nearly $9,000 for the trip, according to Hopper. The the fare-tracking site and app teamed up with ticketseller Vivid Seats to come up with an itemized list of expected costs.
By far, the biggest outlay will be for a ticket to State Farm Stadium. According to Vivid Seats, average ticket prices for Super Bowl 2023 are currently at $5,911, with the cheapest “get-in” ticket at $4,489.
Next you’ve got to get to Phoenix. If you fly, an average roundtrip ticket to Phoenix is currently averaging $375 — but that number is guaranteed to climb, according to Hopper. Airfares to Phoenix have risen by $50 on average in the last three weeks — a 13% jump — and are expected to surge as game day approaches. Hopper expects airfares to peak at over $500 per ticket in the first two weeks of February.
Tip: Timing your arrival and departure can make a big difference to how much you spend. Hopper recommends arriving on Saturday and departing Tuesday, which can help shave $250 off flights.
Need a place to stay? Hotel rates in the Phoenix metropolitan area over Super Bowl weekend are averaging $575 per night, per Hopper, though rates can still be had for as little as $367 per night, depending on travelers’ flexibility with dates. Arriving Saturday and leaving Tuesday can slice a total of $300 off a hotel bill, says Hopper.
You’re unlikely to find a bargain by renting a vacation home. Rental homes in Phoenix are averaging $462 per night for a two-bedroom stay over Super Bowl weekend, according to Hopper.
Need wheels in Arizona? Hopper says consumers should expect to pay an average of $85 per day for a Phoenix pickup, with most travelers looking for a four-day rental.
Lastly, think about meals. Food and beverage expenses will vary considerably, depending on where fans choose to eat and what they order, but it’s not unreasonable to budget at least $125 per day for food and drink.
Keep in mind that the cost of several items — game tickets and airfare in particular — are likely to climb in the coming weeks. If booked now, a four-day, three-night trip to Phoenix over Super Bowl weekend would cost about $8,726, per Hopper’s estimates.
According to recent reports, the average Super Bowl ticket price for the 2024 game is around $8,600 as of Wednesday, with the lowest-priced tickets running at $6,500 on Ticketmaster and a little over $8,000 on Stubhub.
Still, ticket pricing in 2022 was lower 12 days before the event, with the average ticket on their platform listed for $10,194. Last year, the average ticket was sold for $8,867, and this year's average price is more than twice what it was for the Super Bowl in Atlanta in 2019.
How much was the average Super Bowl ticket price for 2024? Last-minute tickets to the Super Bowl were going for as high as $37,000 on the ticket resale platform StubHub Sunday afternoon, and $30,000 on SeatGeek. StubHub told CBS News last week that the average price for a Super Bowl ticket was $8,600.
At the past two Super Bowls, hot dogs ran from $8 to $12, but after a year where every figure involving cost hit all-time highs, the 2024 game day event is more than likely to top those numbers. Bookies.com is projecting Super Bowl LVIII hot dog prices to be somewhere in the realm of $12.75.
The average ticket price per game this football season is $13098.37. There are 267 Super Bowl LIX tickets available on TicketSmarter for the upcoming game on February 9th, 2025 at 5:30pm. Fans can score tickets for the game at prices between $5791.50 and $30429.00.
Hotel guests in Las Vegas during Super Bowl 2024 paid the highest room rates in continental U.S. history, according to an analysis by CoStar's STR. The average daily rate on Saturday and Sunday during Super Bowl weekend in Las Vegas was $758 and $808, respectively.
Accommodation for the Super Bowl in Vegas could be 30% to 40% more expensive compared to the equivalent weekend in 2023 when the game was celebrated in Arizona. The economic impact is projected to be between $500 and $600 million!
Super Bowl 58: $12,082 (Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas — San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs). Super Bowl 57: $8,907 (State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona — Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles)
Money.com reports that in some cases, a couple of NFL referees earning up an average of $114,000 approximately for working with the NFL. For the Super Bowl, every referee will get a bonus and their salary can rage from $54,428 up to a maximum amount of $462,622.
Singer Andra Day performs prior to Super Bowl LVIII between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium on February 11, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
That's right, for free. That's because the Super Bowl performers don't really get paid by the NFL to perform. None of the performers slated to take part in the big game — Usher, Reba McEntire, Post Malone and Andra Day — will take home a salary for the day's work.
A burger with fries will set fans back $12, while chicken strips and fries are $13. Nachos are going for $11, while a bratwurst is $12 — though an all-beef hot dog is $8. Only want the fries? That'll be $9.
Food and Drinks at the Super Bowl: $13.99 For a Slice of Pizza and $17.99 for a Beer? People at watch parties throughout the country and beyond will be gorging on wings, pizza, chili and other snacks during the game, but for significantly less than those attending.
The only reasonable thing we could see on the menu was an American classic, the hot dog. One of these bad boys will cost you about $2.99 (£2.37), and to be fair, we think that's justified. Limited edition Super Bowl popcorn buckets are also being sold at the Allegiant Stadium this weekend, for a fee of $14.99 (£11.90).
According to TickPick, a ticketing resale marketplace, the price of a suite at this year's Super Bowl can cost anywhere from $800,000 to more than $2m, depending on the type of suite. There are 128 executive suites on three different levels in the stadium, plus 44 Loge Boxes.
Donate at an American Red Cross blood drive by Jan.31 to be entered into Super Bowl Sweepstakes. LAS VEGAS (Jan. 24, 2024) — As Super Bowl LVIII tickets are now selling for as much as $25,000 each, the American Red Cross offers a way to get these sought-after seats for free, while contributing to a worthy cause.
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