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Super Bowl 2011: Best Seats In The House

When myself and our SB Nation representatives from Behind The Steel Curtain and Acme Packing Company arrived at our seats for Super Bowl XLV between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers, I thought we had some pretty good seats.

We’re in the corner of the Packers end zone in the auxiliary press box which is basically the equivalent of the club level in most stadiums. Here’s a shot of our seats:

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Not bad, right? Well, no, they definitely not bad. This is the Super Bowl so just getting in and you’ll have a good seat.

The best seats in the house, though, are not the ones George Bush has or even the ones Alex Rodriguez or Snoop Dogg (sitting one section to my right) have.

It’s cheating because they’re broadcasting the game but Jay Glazer of FOX tweeted out his seats:

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What do you think a seat like that would go for on the open market? $15,000?

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