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This weekend’s Super Bowl LIV in Miami is shaping out to be one of the most expensive sporting events of all-time.
According to tickpick.com the average get-in price on the day of the game has surpassed $6,000.
We’ve finally broken under the $6,000 mark for a Super Bowl ticket. Listed no at @TickPick pic.twitter.com/3eiI7Xiz2t
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) February 1, 2020
Of course this year’s prices at concession stands are steep as well.
We have our first look at the concession prices at Hard Rock Stadium and people are going to be paying $15 for popcorn, $14 for a bottle of Bud Light,. Refillable 32 oz. sodas are $15, a personal pizza is $14 and there’s even a $28 carved beef tenderloin sandwich. Ouch.
Super Bowl concessions prices pic.twitter.com/jJ1RcbTue1
— Rachel Bachman (@Bachscore) February 2, 2020
Super Bowl concession prices. pic.twitter.com/8zzppf9v2L
— Andrew Kauffman (@A_Kauff) February 2, 2020
A look at some #SuperBowl concession prices. A $28 sandwich and a $15 soda sounds about right. pic.twitter.com/UFjLBtG2ym
— L.A. Times Sports (@latimessports) February 2, 2020