Football fans are scrambling to pick up last-minute tickets to Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, but waiting to make the purchase actually means scoring a discount.
Prices have dropped in the days leading up to the game despite a surge in sales.
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StubHub said Thursday that ticket sales for the game at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, surged 10% in the 24 hours prior, amounting to the biggest jump for the week. Total sales are outpacing those of the last pre-pandemic Super Bowl in 2020.
"With just three days until game day, we are seeing sales pick up each day and prices drop – the last 24 hours saw the biggest jump in sales than any other 24-hour period this week on StubHub," said StubHub spokesperson Adam Budelli. "We expect to see ticket prices level out so if you see a ticket in your price point, we recommend you buy now as you never know how long that ticket will last."
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The ticketing firm reported overall ticket prices have continued to trend downward, dropping each day with the average price of tickets sold sliding more than 10% since the teams were decided.
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For those still looking to pick up tickets and head to Phoenix for the big game, the average price of tickets sold was $6,800 as of Thursday, and roughly 3,400 were still available.
