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Super Bowl 2013 tickets: Sales down from last year’s game

After the stage was set for the 2013 Super Bowl, the amount of tickets being sold actually increased. Here’s a look at some stats surrounding current ticket prices and availability.

Rob Carr

After the Ravens won the AFC Championship on Sunday night, the number of tickets available for purchase to the 2013 Super Bowl actually increased. Apparently this country has a lot of Patriots fans.

According to TiqIQ, ticket sales are down 20.36 percent from last year's Super Bowl between the Giants and Patriots. The average ticket as this point in time is selling for a mere $3,082, while the cheapest seat you can find is priced at $1,890. There are currently 5,000+ tickets available to one of the biggest events in all of sports.


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However, that number fluctuated throughout championship Sunday. Before the 49ers kicked off against the Falcons, only 4,100+ tickets were on the market. After the completion of the NFC Championship, that number shot up to 4,900+.

The average ticket price only jumped up $12 by the end of AFC Championship.

Thinking of buying a suite at the Superdome? No problem. Just shell out $294,000+ and you’ll be sitting in luxury on Feb. 3. Surely you’re willing to pay that price for Beyonce’s halftime show alone, right?

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