The Super Bowl LIX already has its two guests, and as it did two seasons ago, the Kansas City Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles for the NFL title and the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
In Super Bowl LVII, the Chiefs defeated the Eagles 38-35 with a late field goal by Harrison Butker that sealed the victory for Kansas City.
Revenge for the Eagles came too soon, and they will be looking for their second NFL championship ring after winning Super Bowl LII in the 2017 NFL season.
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The Chiefs, however, are on the verge of history as they look to become the first team to win three consecutive Super Bowls.
The cost of a ticket to Super Bowl LIX
The cost of acquiring a ticket to the Super Bowl already means shelling out a good amount of greenbacks, but if you add the background of this game, the price is surely going to increase as the days go by.
For now, if you plan to travel to New Orleans and attend the game at the Caesars Superdome, you might want to think about the fact that your bank account will suffer the consequences.
ESPN NFL expert Field Yates revealed that ticket resale site TickPick has tickets priced from $6,201, according to brobible.com.
Meanwhile, the GameTime app published a report saying that the cheapest ticket was over $7,000, while the highest ticket sold for more than $56,000 after the two contenders were defined.
Gametime revealed that the cheapest ticket is $7,479 per ticket, including taxes and fees, while the best seats cost $56,409.
A year ago, at Super Bowl LVIII between the same Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, the cheapest ticket was $8,764, just before the game, while the most expensive ticket reached $37,620.
In Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, tickets started at $6,264, and the higher-priced tickets cost $33,042 each.