Tickets for Super Bowl LVII today have "gradually declined in price in every 24-hour window since Sunday night" after "coming into this week hot." The resulting slide has "driven the 'get in' prices for the cheapest seats down 30% -- from nearly $6,000 late Sunday to around $4,200 Thursday." Data from online marketplace TicketIQ showed daily inventory across the market "saw nearly a 31% increase in available tickets from Saturday to Tuesday, from around 2,600 available seats to nearly 3,400." The data puts today’s game in a "virtual dead heat with last year’s in average ticket price (plus brokerage fees)," with Super Bowl LVI settling in at $6,750 per seat versus $6,783 for Super Bowl LVII as of Thursday. It is possible this year's average ticket price "could slip below last season's and end up as the cheapest average ticket" since the Patriots faced the Rams in Atlanta in Super Bowl LIII which averaged $5,653 (YAHOO SPORTS, 2/11).
The National Weather Service in Phoenix is "expecting a warmer than regular February day" for today’s Super Bowl with temperatures "in the low to high 70s" (ARIZONA REPUBLIC, 2/11).
