Super Bowl prices are decreasing five days out from the game

The cost of tickets for Super Bowl LIX has decreased compared to the same time last year, according to multiple ticket vendors. The average resale ticket price for the game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs is $9,257, an 18% decrease. Despite the price dip, tickets for the event are still expensive. The "get-in" price has dropped by over $1,500 since the matchup was set, currently standing at $4,192. This is a significant decrease from the initial price of $5,756 and last year's price of $6,784. The average resale ticket prices for the past three Super Bowls were $11,262 for Super Bowl 58, $8,413 for Super Bowl 57, and $9,669 for Super Bowl 56. Buyers from Kansas and Missouri are leading the ticket sales, outpacing last year's numbers by 85%. Pennsylvania buyers are also up, with a nearly 35% increase in ticket sales. The decrease in ticket prices may be due to the various events and experiences offered during Super Bowl week, which add a sense of community to the commercially focused industry. The value of attending the event is not just about the game, but also about the overall experience.