Making priceless memories at Super 58 is going to cost you, but how much?
Arizona football fans were spoiled for the 2023 Super Bowl, with it being played in our own backyard at State Farm Stadium in Glendale.
But some NFL fans in Arizona could be tempted to go to Super Bowl 58 on Feb. 11, because it is being played at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, roughly a five-hour drive or 50-minute flight from Phoenix.
That's not too far, right?
Would it be worth driving or flying to Las Vegas for the 2024 Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs?
Even if you stayed at a friend's house or avoided hotels altogether and packed your meals in an ice chest, you would still have to fork over the money for gas or airfare to Nevada, and then there is another expense to consider: Buying tickets for the actual Super Bowl game.
And Super Bowl 58 tickets are the most expensive in history.
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How much Super Bowl 58 tickets currently cost
The cheapest tickets on the secondary market currently run from $8,000 (TickPick) to $9,338 (Ticketmaster), when you include fees.
SeatGeek's least expensive tickets start at $8,937. StubHub has tickets at $8,268, while Gametime has them at $8,238.
TicketSmarter lists them at $8,309 with Vivid Seats having some at $8,132.
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How much Super Bowl 57 tickets in Arizona cost
Super Bowl 58 is the most expensive Super Bowl on record, according to SeatGeek and TickPick, with average prices ranging from $10,527 to $12,082 on the secondary markets.
For reference, Super Bowl 57's average ticket price was $5,795, TickPick said, although SeatGeek has it listed at $8,907.
Super Bowl 56 in Los Angeles had an average ticket price of $10,322, per SeatGeek.
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Is it worth the price to go to Las Vegas for Super Bowl 58?
Mastercard would tell you that the memories made at Super Bowl 58 would be priceless, regardless of the cost.
But is it really worth going to Las Vegas for Super Bowl 58?
That's up to you to decide.
We'd never tell you how to spend your money, but be prepared to spend a lot of it to go to Las Vegas for the Chiefs vs. 49ers game.
USA TODAY Sports' Jordan Mendoza contributed to this story.
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