The hottest ticket in Los Angeles is to Sunday’s NFC Championship Game between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams.
To get in the door, on Ticketmaster’s resale market, it will cost you $575 for a seat in the corner of the end zone, row 18, aka nosebleed.
A view in the second deck of SoFi Stadium starts at about $800 and heads far North of four figures.
Nothing in the lower deck checks in at less than $1,000 to watch from those seats.
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Sam Farmer of the LA Times tweeted the other day about how tickets were moving on Stubhub.com.
Stubhub says that 49ers-Rams is on track to be the No. 1 best-selling playoff game in the site’s history.
— Sam Farmer (@LATimesfarmer) January 27, 2022
The lowest resale price — aka what will get you in the door — for the Bengals-Chiefs AFC Championship clash is $444.51. Maybe the 51 cents are an homage to Dick Butkus, who knows?
Second-level seats at Arrowhead are all pushing $1,000 or more, no matter where you choose to sit.
You actually find tickets around $760 for the $100 level. Not many but those tickets are going at a lower price than the 200 level for some reason.
Of course, there is no guarantee many of these seats will find takers at these prices.
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