How to Compare NFL Ticket Prices

When it comes to NFL ticket prices, you can pay below market or at face value. You may even feel forced to pay astronomical amounts set by supply and demand. Compare NFL ticket prices before you decide on which game to hit. Thursday-night matches aren't as popular as those held on Sunday afternoons or Monday nights, but they may be cheaper. Find the best deals by comparing your options for buying tickets.

Things You'll Need

  • NFL game selection
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Instructions

  1. Compare NFL Ticket Prices to Buy or Sell

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      Visit stadium box office websites for seating maps and face-value ticket prices.

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      Note the total cost to purchase tickets online or at the box office. Note the day/date of the event and the seating area.

    • 3

      Log on to StubHub.com or another online broker or ticket exchange (see Resources below). Use the website's search tool to find NFL tickets.

    • 4

      Use the broker's drop-down stadium seating map to associate the seat locations with the ticket prices offered by brokers versus individual advertisers.

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      Browse additional NFL-ticket listings on eBay, and compare them with other sources, using seating sections and event dates as guides to the true value of the tickets (see Resources below).

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      Figure in any additional delivery charges that you are responsible for, according to individual-seller rules.

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      Evaluate prices for comparable tickets from the original box-office source, ticket brokers and individual advertisers to see who has the best deal.