2024 Super Bowl ticket prices will blow your mind.

Super Bowl LVIII is less than two weeks away, and the price of live viewing is high.

The cheapest resale ticket, known as the “admission” price for the 2024 Super Bowl, will be $9,850, according to sales platform SeatGeek. The average ticket resale price is $12,082 including all taxes. That’s 36% higher than last year’s average Super Bowl ticket price, less than two weeks before the big game. That’s the average price of Super Bowl tickets, according to SeatGeek.

TickPick’s entry price is $8,188 and the average price is $9,815. But despite the low price, TickPick still reports it as the most expensive Super Bowl of all time.

So why is this year’s Super Bowl so expensive? The biggest change this year is the location. The Super Bowl is always played at a neutral site, unless a preselected site cannot host that year’s team, such as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2021 and the Los Angeles Rams in 2022. However, if not, many fans are expected to attend the match. This year’s Super Bowl will be held in Las Vegas, one of America’s favorite tourist destinations. The game will take place at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders, and marks the first time The Big Game will be held in Sin City. SeatGeek told TheStreet that the Vegas location is the leverage they will use. We believe this will increase ticket prices. The average ticket price in Glendale, Arizona last year was $8,907, down from $10,322 for the 2022 game in Los Angeles. Over the past five years, the only Super Bowl game to have an average revenue above five figures was the 2021 game in Tampa, which had an average ticket price of $11,840. However, this price increase is due to capacity constraints due to the pandemic.