Super Bowl 59 (LIX) Tickets Buying Guide: How To Find The Cheapest Seats in 2025

How Much Do Super Bowl Tickets Cost in 2024

Secondary market pricing information for Super Bowl LIX will be posted later this season. 

When Is The Best Time To Buy Super Bowl Tickets?

Before 2015, the best time to buy Super Bowl tickets was usually the day or two before the game; however, since the 2016 game, that has changed significantly. Excluding 2021's reduced capacity game, the best time to purchase Super Bowl tickets over the last few years, especially at the get-in price level, was between 6 and 8 days after the conference championship games.

 

That trend continued this year, as prices appear to have hit their floor 6 days after the conference championship games. Since then, the get-in price has gone up 19%, the average price has gone up 3%, and ticket quantity is down 28%.

Will Super Bowl Ticket Prices Go Down?

Since we started tracking Super Bowl data, the get-in price has dropped an average of 12% between Championship Sunday and Super Bowl Sunday. If you exclude the 2020 game, which is the only Super Bowl in that timeframe that saw an increase of more than 10%, the average drop in price is 21%.  

 

Trends are similar for the first week following the championship games in terms of overall average list price, which has dropped an average of 25% between Championship Sunday and Super Bowl Sunday. However, unlike the get-in, those prices continue to creep down over the final seven days leading up to the game, usually due to inventory in certain higher-priced sections selling out. Overall, in the final week leading up to Super Bowl Sunday, the average list price has dropped 13%. We don't suggest waiting too long if you're looking at more expensive tickets that you like AND are in your price range. If you wait too long, there is a good chance this kind of seat will be sold out.

 

Below is a raw data format of the above that shows the best day to purchase tickets at the get-in price level since 2016. As you can see, after the 2015 market blow-up, the approach to buying Super Bowl tickets has changed significantly. 

	2024	2023	2022	2021*	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016
CHAMP SUN	$8,586	$5,948	$6,366	$9,223	$3,652	$2,964	$5,043	$3,046	$2,862
1	$8,300	$5,738	$5,663	$11,638	$4,396	$3,230	$4,370	$3,268	$3,392
2	$8,415	$5,975	$5,832	$8,613	$4,546	$2,637	$3,724	$2,954	$3,497
3	$8,250	$5,975	$5,397	$7,566	$4,149	$2,800	$3,390	$2,714	$3,630
4	$8,133	$5,940	$5,300	$7,274	$3,499	$2,837	$3,290	$2,848	$3,630
5	$7,727	$6,145	$5,244	$6,852	$4,092	$2,522	$3,100	$2,392	$3,289
6	$7,089	$6,109	$5,300	$6,053	$4,296	$2,200	$2,900	$2,290	$3,190
7	$7,555	$5,875	$5,300	$5,936	$4,610	$2,631	$2,500	$2,208	$2,682
8	$7,632	$5,707	$5,735	$5,936	$5,097	$2,976	$2,745	$1,957	$3,080
9	$7,790	$5,170	$5,420	$5,960	$4,873	$3,103	$3,400	$2,024	$3,190
10	$8,176	$4,307	$4,592	$6,224	$5,485	$2,716	$4,150	$2,043	$3,080
11	$8,330	$4,296	$3,502	$5,159	$5,193	$2,595	$3,450	$2,248	$3,102
12	$8,427	$4,649	$4,487	$5,290	$7,174	$2,351	$3,250	$2,645	$2,950
13	$7,423	$3,587	$3,608	$5,704	$6,005	$2,813	$2,900	$2,013	$2,852
SB SUNDAY	$7,852	$4,028	$4,246	$4,899	$6,603	$3,211	$1,936	$3,088	$3,800

 

*Limited Capacity

 

Below is the same data for 2010 to 2015:

 

	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010
CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY	$1,954	$2,223	$1,988	$1,995	$2,950	$2,055
1	$1,825	$2,118	$1,900	$2,175	$2,500	$2,055
2	$1,850	$1,985	$1,890	$2,250	$2,400	$1,949
3	$2,125	$1,985	$2,168	$2,275	$2,486	$1,896
4	$2,125	$1,800	$2,050	$2,281	$2,150	$1,804
5	$2,395	$1,757	$1,975	$2,400	$2,183	$1,783
6	$3,045	$1,640	$1,976	$2,370	$2,250	$1,771
7	$3,938	$1,395	$1,930	$2,118	$2,373	$1,754
8	$3,299	$1,392	$1,930	$2,090	$2,420	$1,722
9	$3,937	$1,495	$1,775	$2,000	$2,457	$1,668
10	$3,750	$1,500	$1,698	$2,183	$2,450	$1,609
11	$5,998	$1,393	$1,649	$2,000	$2,500	$1,457
12	$7,087	$1,247	$1,499	$1,892	$2,543	$1,378
13	$9,187	$1,425	$1,299	$1,746	$2,500	$1,552
SUPER BOWL SUNDAY	$8,764	$1,514	$1,199	$1,354	$2,260	$1,379

How Many Super Bowl Tickets are Available for Sale

Historical Super Bowl Ticket Price Trend: 2010-2025

How Will Your Super Bowl Tickets Be Delivered?

All tickets for Super Bowl 58 will be delivered via Mobile Transfer, whether purchased two months before the game or right before kick-off on game day. To accept your mobile transfer, follow these steps: 

STEP ONE:

Check your email. Once you’ve received an email confirmation from us that your seats have been sent, you’ll want to head to your inbox to find the claim email. That transfer offer email will come from the sender name "NFL Super Bowl" or "Ticketmaster."

STEP TWO:

After finding the claim email in your inbox, you’ll want to click “Accept Tickets” in order to accept your Super Bowl LVIII tickets and have them in your account to be pulled up on your smartphone when you’re heading into the game.

STEP THREE:

Sign in with the email address to which your transfer was sent.

If you have a Ticketmaster account with that email address, you can use the same login credentials. If not, click SIGN UP at the bottom to create an account with the email address to which the tickets were sent.

STEP FOUR:

Download the Official NFL OnePass app on your smartphone. 

STEP FIVE:

Select Sign in to OnePass and sign in using the email address. Then select "Tickets" on the bottom toolbar. 

STEP SIX:

Now that you’re logged in, click "View Barcode" to view your tickets. Then, add your tickets to your mobile wallet so that you can present them at the gate upon entry to the game. 

NOTE: 

In order to avoid any issues at the stadium (with connectivity over WiFi or data), we recommend adding the tickets to your Apple or Google Wallet to view later.  You’ll be able to open the tickets from your Wallet once at the stadium, and that’s it.  

Super Bowl 59 Premium Seating

As you would expect, the Super Bowl comes with plenty of premium seating options. Below are all the options at Caesars Superdome:

Bunker Club - Club seating with access to two luxurious lounges at the East & West sides of the stadium. The sections that give such access are 113-115 and 141-143, which are between each 30 yard line on the sidelines of both teams. This particular designation of sections with Bunker Club East/West access is specific to Saints games, but may be available for other events including concerts. The clubs themselves have perks such as: luxury dining, lounge lighting, spacious restrooms, comfortable seating, and numerous televisions featuring action from across the NFL.

Loge Club - Loge Club ticket holders are treated both to some of the best views at Caesars Superdome, as well as access to the Loge Club. Located in the 200 & 300 levels along the sidelines, Loge Club seats are highly sought after. There are just a few 200 level Loge Club sections, but overall these are just 30+ rows from the field. 

Directly behind Row 4 in the 200 level is the beginning of the 300 level, which begins with Row 5. All in all, the 200 & 300 levels at Caesars Superdome are much closer than at other venues. 215-229, 257-271, 308-316, & 332-340 comprise the Loge Level sections. 

The club itself has amenities such as a classy full service bar, high end food & beverage options, great views of the entire city of New Orleans, TV’s/seating, and more. Club access is available for Saints games only, but you can check to see if it’ll be available for other events at Caesars Superdome. 

North End Zone Club - North End Zone Club ticket holders are treated to some of the most impressive amenities in all of Caesars Superdome. Ticket holders with access to the club can be found in the first six rows of Sections 101, 102 and 154-156. The private space is located above the End Zone suites, and offers a luxurious, complimentary experience. Full of beer, wine, and food options all on the house, the club offers amazing views coupled with large televisions, lavish furniture, full-service bars, and a private entrance for Saints games. 

Caesars Superdome Suites - There are numerous Suite options available at Caesars Superdome, located all around the venue. Most are sold as part of a full season plan, but some can be found on a game by game basis. The main suite level can be found in the 300’s fully encircling the stadium. Splitting the main 300 level from the 500 level, these suites are numbered 301-389 and 401-464. The fan experience in these private suite boxes includes great views of the field and an inside space for all guests to socialize. 

Down closer to the field are the Field Level Suites. As new additions at Caesars Superdome, these premier boxes are some of the most sought after in all the stadium. The image below shows just how close fans can get to the action with a plan in one of these suites. Plus, ticket holders are provided access to the North End Zone Club. 

Keep checking on TicketIQ to see if we have single game suite plans available for events at Caesars Superdome. If not, go through the Saints team website for all questions or inquiries. 

Plus, while most of the Premium options listed above are primarily only available for Saints games, some other events may offer them as well. This is something you may want to consider when deciding to contact the Caesars Superdome ticket office.

The above is all available on TicketIQ; as always, there are NO ADDED FEES.

Super Bowl 59 Halftime Show

Kendrick Lamar will be performing at the Super Bowl 59 Halftime show.