Eagles Super Bowl LVII Tickets Soar To $4K-Plus

PHILADELPHIA — Some Philadelphia Eagles fans may still be looking for a way to attend Super Bowl LVII in hopes of seeing the Birds bring home another NFL championship.

But how much would it cost to see the game in person in Arizona?

It's no surprise that tickets to the Super Bowl are garishly expensive. The game is, after all, the most watched sporting event in the United States.

According to Ticketmaster, the official ticketing partner of the NFL, tickets start at about $4,800.

And that's not including the fees tacked.

But for those with the deep pockets, the best seats in State Farm Stadium are listed at about $25,000.

With fees, that comes to nearly $30,000.

Ticketing website SeatGeek has tickets starting at $4,683.

According to RookieRoad.com, Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles had the most expensive Super Bowl tickets to date, with some as much as $100,000 in the VIP suites.

Website FinanceBuzz says the best time to buy tickets is actually the day of the game.

FinanceBuzz analyzed thousands of historical ticket sales to find out when the best time to cop tickets is.

According to historical sales, Super Bowl tickets are the cheapest the day before the game, and the average sale price of tickets drops more than $2,500 in the week leading up to the game, the website said.

For this year's game, the average cost for a day-of ticket is estimated to be $5,713.13.

That's a 44 percent decrease in costs compared to ticket prices two weeks ahead of the game, which were calculated at an average of $10,204.17.

See FinanceBuzz's full study here.

But what about the fans who are planning to host a watch party? How much will they spend?

Betting website Betway looked at various factors to determine how much their parties might cost.

In total, the average Super Bowl LVII party will cost about $181.28.

According to Betway, the total cost is broken down as such:

• alcohol — $72.11
• decorations and merch — $47.89
• food and nonalcoholic drinks — $61.28

2023's Super Bowl viewing party cost is up nearly 10 percent from 2022, which was $166.82, according to Betway.