What is the most expensive ticket for this years Super Bowl?

Answer 1

$399 for 50 yard seats. Well, this is from an article about LAST year's superbowl: Another industry biggie with a $250 million annual volume, TicketsNow.com, owned by Ticketmaster, offers some of the most expensive tickets to this year's Super Bowl, including that $379,000 18-person suite. What do you get for about $21,000 a person? Aside from being there at the big game, a premium open bar, a high-end buffet, including steak and lobster, and private bathroom facilities, a spokesman tells me. Luxury suites from TicketsNow with similar offerings are also available in the end zone for 24 people ($276,000), 20 people ($207,000), and eight people ($185,150). Its sales of individual tickets - which range from $2,782 to $18,725 - are selling at a very good clip, a company spokeswoman, Joellen Ferrer, says. Oops, here's one for this year: The online market for Super Bowl tickets so far has taken no big swings today in either price or supply. The least expensive seats available through the NFL's ticket exchange are starting at $1,615 each. Generally tickets in the upper level 300 sections of Raymond James Stadium are being offered for $1,850 or less, and seats in the 100 and 200 level sections closer to the field start at $2,000 each and go up from there. How far up? The most expensive non-suite tickets offered today are a pair of club seats in Section 237 for $7,490 each. Asking prices for suites start at $25,413 for a suite for four and top out at $132,250 for a 16-person suite. The cheapest tickets on StubHub are $1,525 each, and the least expensive through LiveStub are $1,857. The average ticket price and number of tickets still available are not dramatically changed from Tuesday, according to these sites. Source: http://blogs.tampabay.com/superbowl/tickets/