Super Bowl Tickets, lower level, about mid field , row 4, over $20,000 each

**Snowball** · 01-20-20, 10:36 AM

I see some around 10-15K for lowest level, low rows here:

https://seatgeek.com/super-bowl-liv-san-francisco-49ers-vs-kansas-city-chiefs-tickets/2-2-2020-miami-gardens-florida-hard-rock-stadium/nfl/5006177

**jjgold** · 01-20-20, 10:40 AM

Only for the Rich

**Easy-Rider 66** · 01-20-20, 10:49 AM

the heavy hitters.

**SBR Tony** · 01-20-20, 10:50 AM

Originally posted by Snowball

I see some around 10-15K for lowest level, low rows here:
https://seatgeek.com/super-bowl-liv-...um/nfl/5006177

it seems that Vividseats has more to offer.

the geek site doesn't show the section 118, row 4 tickets @$20,888 each, but they do have the same row 17 seats, same price

either way, crazy prices all around

best seat is at home in front of the TV, plus you save $25,000-$90,000 which could be someone's mortgage or down payment

**SBR Tony** · 01-20-20, 10:50 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Only for the Rich

this

**Snowball** · 01-20-20, 10:50 AM

Only 25.2% of Superbowl tickets go to market (unless those people given tickets sell)

Remember:

17.5 percent to the AFC champion
17.5 percent to the NFC champion
5 percent to the host team
34.8 percent are distributed among the remaining 29 teams (1.2 percent per team)

The remaining 25.2 percent of all Super Bowl tickets are controlled by the NFL and sold to various partners, sponsors, media and networks

How to Get Super Bowl Tickets

https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/how-to-get-super-bowl-tickets1.htm

Want to see Super Bowl LVII in person? It won't be easy. But we'll show you how to get into the best position to catch a Hail Mary ticket or two.

**SBR Tony** · 01-20-20, 10:52 AM

good stuff there snowball

**Snowball** · 01-20-20, 10:57 AM

Originally posted by SBR Tony

good stuff there snowball

point being most seats are still face value to season ticket holders and connected people of teams and players
different teams have different percentages they give to season ticket holders
not gonna look that up..

**pologq** · 01-20-20, 11:01 AM

best seat with my father at home

**Demonata** · 01-20-20, 11:02 AM

Still 50 50 about going. Might just watch on tv.

**cincinnatikid513** · 01-20-20, 11:03 AM

i was looking at tickets cuz my brothers a big niners fan 4k for upperdeck

pass too much

**cincinnatikid513** · 01-23-20, 09:56 AM

stubhub offering superbowl tickets with a 30 pct interest rate

Stubhub offers loans to buy Super Bowl tickets – with 30% interest rates

Gambling on the point spread won’t be the only way to blow money and ruin your finances on Super Bowl night this year. You can now take out a loan — with predatory lender-like interest rates of as much as 30% — to see the big game in person.
Stubhub this week began offering users the option to pay for various event tickets in monthly installments, rather than at purchase, over as long as a year. The monthly payment option, essentially a short-term loan, carries interest rates of between 10% and 30% depending on a buyer’s credit score and other determinants of creditworthiness. The feature can be used to finance purchases between $99 and $17,500.
The installment option is available for any event, but Stubhub is tying the service launch to Super Bowl LIV. On Wednesday, the company was selling tickets for the February 2 game in Miami Gardens, Florida, between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers that ranged in price from $4,449 to $16,500, including one pair of end zone lower-level tickets that could be bought for a total of $15,760.
With a 12-month installment loan at 30% (and based on a standard loan calculator), those same tickets could be bought for $1,536 a month. But the buyer would end up paying an additional $2,676 for the tickets because of the interest charges.
Point-of-sale loans

Stubhub is partnering with lender Affirm to offer the loans. Affirm is one of a number of growing fintech companies that are offering so-called point-of-sale loans. The company also offers loans to make other pricey purchases, including Peloton’s $2,000 streaming-video workout bikes.
Affirm’s loans have fixed monthly payments and no late fees, which the firm claims makes them more user friendly than ************. In fact, in a joint press release announcing the launch of the Super Bowl borrowing option, Affirm and Stubhub say that credit card debt is at an all-time high and that “many consumers are looking to kick off the new year with better financial habits.”
But Ted Rossman of CreditCards.com told CBS MoneyWatch that buying high-priced tickets with Affirm’s installment-type loans would be an extremely bad money move.
“It is a huge risk to make any type of discretionary purchase with something that carries a rate of 10% to 30%,” Rossman said. “It’s risky to buy it now and think you are going to pay it later.”
Installment loan risks

************ carry an average interest rate of about 17% for all account holders, and about 24% for those with poor credit, according to CreditCards.com. That means one could actually end up paying more with an Affirm and Stubhub installment loan. What’s more, ************ can been paid off at any time to avoid additional interest. By contrast, installment loans have set monthly payments and no bonus for being paid off early.
On top of that, installment loans tend not to offer reward points or provide the same degree pf protection against fraudulent sales that ************ do. Installment lenders also typically report their loans to credit bureaus only when borrowers default. That means borrowers get no boost in their credit score from paying off their loan on time, though they do get dinged when they don’t.
Affirm said it sends “friendly texts” to remind customers that a payment is due. It reports the loan as delinquent to credit bureaus when a borrower is more than 90 days late on their payments. Affirm told CBS MoneyWatch through a spokesperson: “Generally, we’ve seen that the trust and flexibility we provide our customers keeps repayment behavior high.”
The Center for Responsible Lending expresses concern about the recent growth in installment loans because they generally carry higher interest rates than other methods of borrowing, including ************.
“Stubhub is already marking up the tickets,” said Gracelia Aponte-Diaz, director of federal campaigns for CRL. “The high interest rates come on top of that.”
In the end, installment loans for Super Bowl tickets is probably the one situation where going for the extra point is really not the best financial play.

**SBR Tony** · 01-23-20, 11:01 AM

You would have to be out of your mind to take out a loan to buy super bowl tickets !

but I'm sure they will get some people

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-23-20, 11:12 AM

probably just a fukkin tax writeoff for most

**spippen** · 01-23-20, 12:57 PM

Great stuff here!

**ThaTopMoron** · 01-23-20, 05:58 PM

could care less if i ever see a live SB

i saw the colts win an AFC ship at home and felt that amazing atmosphere and the city being alive afterwards ... sat in like 4th row of 2nd level with good diagonal view to maximize what you can see in BOTH end zones and also high enough so you can actually see what is unfolding in the end zone further away from your seat

seat, drive, stay at hotel ... all that... spent under 1k back in early 2010

**Seaweed** · 01-23-20, 06:07 PM

Not going

**Art Vandelay** · 01-23-20, 07:59 PM

KC fans have been saving for this for 50 years! Not surprised at the price tag...

**packerd_00** · 01-23-20, 08:07 PM

Thats just friggin insane, honestly.

**shocka1212** · 01-23-20, 08:25 PM

75 inch XBR works just fine.

**RockBottom** · 01-23-20, 09:22 PM

The price always drops in the final 48 hours before the game. The market gets flooded when the scalpers come to town.

**7deuceoff$uit** · 01-23-20, 09:37 PM

It's risky, but your best bet is to buy them on the secondary market the day of or scalp right when the game's starting. Only way to get a "decent" price of 1-2k

**biggie12** · 01-24-20, 12:12 AM

Originally posted by 7deuceoff$uit

It's risky, but your best bet is to buy them on the secondary market the day of or scalp right when the game's starting. Only way to get a "decent" price of 1-2k

you will not find them on the secondary market an houe before the game. good luck with that

**biggie12** · 01-24-20, 12:12 AM

Originally posted by 7deuceoff$uit

It's risky, but your best bet is to buy them on the secondary market the day of or scalp right when the game's starting. Only way to get a "decent" price of 1-2k

wrong not for sb

**RavensFan2k3** · 01-26-20, 07:59 AM

Originally posted by Snowball

I see some around 10-15K for lowest level, low rows here:
https://seatgeek.com/super-bowl-liv-...um/nfl/5006177

I see alot cheaper than 20k for lower level, is this the right game? Lol

**DoctorStrong** · 01-26-20, 08:37 AM

on my bucket list to go to a Super Bowl not this year though

**Alright Alright** · 01-26-20, 01:42 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Only for the Rich

----- SBR Drew and SBR Genie!