NEW ORLEANS — With the Super Bowl just days away, some tickets are still available for those looking to attend the Big Game at the last minute.
As of Friday at noon, approximately 4% of Super Bowl tickets remained unsold, according to Vivid Seats.
While seating capacities vary slightly, Super Bowl LIX is shaping up to be slightly more affordable than last year’s game in Las Vegas. However, ticket prices in New Orleans have been steadily rising since Thursday night.
As of this writing, the least expensive ticket is available on TickPick for an all-in price of $3,450.
- On StubHub, the lowest-priced ticket costs $3,632 after estimated fees.
- Ticketmaster offers a pair of tickets for $3,455.63 per seat.
- At Gametime, a single all-in ticket is listed for $3,667.
- For those with a bigger budget, a lower-level seat on Gametime is priced at $26,351.
And if money is no object, StubHub has an upper-suite ticket listed at $490,190, which includes amenities like food, drinks, and the chance to mingle with celebrities.
Although ticket prices have generally decreased compared to last year—when the cheapest ticket on StubHub was $5,477 in the days leading up to the game—seating capacity plays a key role.
Last year’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas set a record for the smallest unrestricted crowd in Super Bowl history, with an attendance of 61,629. While the Superdome’s seating capacity is 83,000 after recent renovations, this year’s game will accommodate 76,468 fans.
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