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A 30-second commercial aired in Super Bowl XLV will cost $3 million (in U.S. dollars).
30 second Super Bowl commercials in 2011 sold for between around 3 millions dollars, about $100,000 per second.
It costs a lot. A LOT.
A 30-second ad in Super Bowl XLV (2011) on CBS costs between $2.5 million and $2.8 million. The record cost for a Super Bowl commercial was during the 2010 Super Bowl on NBC, when ads averaged $3 million a piece.
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The first Super Bowl wasn't until 1967.
$3.5 million. No joke.
Priceless
500,000
A 30 second commercial in Super Bowl XXXV cost $2.1 million.
The numbers has to be in hte tens of millions of dollars. The 2011 super bowl had an 4 million dollar number just for police in the stadium. In New York / New Jersey the cost will be just stupid. Remember they need to cover super bowl plus times square.