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LambeauLegs
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It is nice to see it not cost so much once for the fans of the teams in the Super Bowl. I guess the demand for tickets dropped significantly when Dallas, GB, and Pittsburgh were all knocked out. This has allowed the fans of the Patriots and Falcons to get in much cheaper then the cost of a usual Super Bowl.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/s...-one-of-the-reasons-no-cowboys-215301216.html
HOUSTON – Even after losing in the playoffs, the Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers continue to have their fingerprints on this Super Bowl. For the NFL’s ticket-resale business, the absences of those franchises have clipped the wings of what could have been a soaring market
With each passing day since the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons secured their spots in Super Bowl LI, the secondary ticket market has consistently seen the demand get softer
The biggest hit was sustained when the Cowboys lost in the divisional round of the playoffs, essentially gutting what could have been a robust local market for Super Bowl tickets. It got worse in the conference title games, when two more teams with solid traveling fan bases – the Packers and Steelers – both lost.
The fallout? As of Sunday afternoon, the cost to get into NRG Stadium for the game was a shade above $2,100 on national broker Vivid Seats. Other major brokers like StubHub and PrimeSport were just above $2,200
Losing the Packers and Cowboys fan bases for Super Bowl LI could be costly for some ticket brokers. (AP)
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/s...-one-of-the-reasons-no-cowboys-215301216.html
HOUSTON – Even after losing in the playoffs, the Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers continue to have their fingerprints on this Super Bowl. For the NFL’s ticket-resale business, the absences of those franchises have clipped the wings of what could have been a soaring market
With each passing day since the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons secured their spots in Super Bowl LI, the secondary ticket market has consistently seen the demand get softer
The biggest hit was sustained when the Cowboys lost in the divisional round of the playoffs, essentially gutting what could have been a robust local market for Super Bowl tickets. It got worse in the conference title games, when two more teams with solid traveling fan bases – the Packers and Steelers – both lost.
The fallout? As of Sunday afternoon, the cost to get into NRG Stadium for the game was a shade above $2,100 on national broker Vivid Seats. Other major brokers like StubHub and PrimeSport were just above $2,200
Losing the Packers and Cowboys fan bases for Super Bowl LI could be costly for some ticket brokers. (AP)