Super Bowl tickets are on sale now and selling fast. Check out our guide on where to buy them, and we can help you make travel arrangements too.
With just one day to go and the cheaper seats selling fast, you’re in the right place if you want the latest on where and how to buy Super Bowl tickets in 2024 for Chiefs vs. 49ers in Las Vegas, Nevada.
We’re updating this article daily on the latest pricing patterns and reseller prices. And if you need to make travel arrangements to get to Vegas, we’ve suggested a few different options for you so you can plan out your entire Super Bowl weekend. If you just want to browse Super Bowl tickets right now, here are the links you need.
Latest Super Bowl ticket prices at StubHub | Vividseats | SeatGeek | Ticketmaster
The cheapest Super Bowl ticket prices are changing daily and are generally trending upwards the closer we get to the game. Today at StubHub, they start at $6,083 each when buying a pair – about $150 less than yesterday’s cheapest seats, which is better than the $656 bump a few days ago. Vividseats’ lowest price each in a pair has increased and has held at $5,726. StubHub’s cheapest individual ticket is $6,083, which is a massive $800 less than yesterday, which, after seeing them go up by $800 for a few days in a row beforehand, is very encouraging for late buyers. VividSeats’ lowest price, meanwhile, has only gone up a little but is currently the cheapest of the resellers at $5,798.
StubHub seems to have more variety on offer overall, with over 672 listings of various ticket numbers spread all around the stadium.
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Heading online is the way to go for buying Super Bowl tickets. Forget phones, lining up outside anywhere, or any of the ways from days gone by. And you don’t have to risk paying a twitchy scalper a wad of cash in the car park outside the stadium and risk getting a fake ticket. We wouldn’t recommend eBay or Facebook either, as Super Bowl ticket scams are usually rife there, too.
The official original ticket and the genuine reseller sites we’re highlighting are much more trustworthy – they’re all backed by reassuring guarantees that you’re getting a genuine Super Bowl ticket.
