This year’s Super Bowl is going to set the bars up high. It is just the perfect instance and place for the Super Bowl tickets to skyrocket. This is exactly what one gets when America’s most favorite sporting event is held in the country’s second-largest populated city. And then merge it with the fact that the hosts are themselves playing in the game against a team that hasn’t won a championship ever. The result will be Super Bowl LVI. 

The city of Los Angeles will host the Super Bowl for the first time in 30 years and the crowd is as excited as they can be. The hype is already built up, and the anticipation is unforbearing. The 2022 Super Bowl will make many people cry with pain or joy. 

Super Bowl LVI tickets skyrocket

The year 2022 is going to be remembered as the year when the Bowl tickets surged high enough to make records. According to CBS Sports, the cheapest ticket of the SoFi Stadium for the 13th of February has been listed at $4,900, while the average price of a ticket is $8,772. This makes the LVI tickets the most expensive ticket in the game history. 

As per Sportico, the tickets to the top-level VIP suite were listed for $100,000. While according to CBS News, “StubHub is offering standing-room-only tickets for the 2022 Super Bowl watch party tailgate in the shadow of SoFi Stadium for $395 each (plus fees).”

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To give a slight comparison of scale, tickets to the Super Bowl LIII game between the Rams and the Patriots averaged between $2,900 and $4,300. Since the Super Bowl, LVI is still a few days to go, the prices are only expected to surge high. And the average range will only break more records than expected. 

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There have been several geographical, and economic factors that have influenced the prices of the tickets. And since all these factors have played into the advantage of the situation, the ticket prices have skyrocketed. However, these prices are not stubborn enough to stop the fans from cheering their teams. 

According to CBS Sports in data shared by StubHub, 27 percent of the ticket buyers are from California (LA territory), 10 percent from Ohio, three percent from Kentucky (Bengals territory), and four percent from Florida and Illinois. 

Are you in for a Super Bowl experience in the SoFi Stadium on the 13th of February? Which team are you rooting for? Let us know in the comments below!

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