Fans from around the country are heading to Miami to go watch the biggest game of the year. Sure, most of them are getting a break from the Kansas City Winter or coming in from San Francisco and messing up their internal clock, but the Super Bowl is a game that anyone can go to. Fine. . . that’s not true either. Tickets are expensive or tough to get. The NFL makes the Super Bowl it’s own professional sports convention and a lot of tickets are given to sponsors, business partners, or former players. That means that normal fans are dropping a pretty penny to get tickets on the secondary market. The cheapest price for a ticket on StubHub is over $4,500. So if you’re dropping almost $5K, here’s some advice for attending the Super Bowl from someone who has attended the last four years — sweet humblebrag.
9 Do’s and don’t’s for attending a Super Bowl
Fans from around the country are heading to Miami to go watch the biggest game of the year. Sure, most of them are getting a break from the Kansas City Winter or coming in from San Francisco and messing up their internal clock, but the Super Bowl is …
