A small, lucky group of season-ticket holders on Tuesday morning won a lottery to buy a pair of face-value tickets for Super Bowl XLVII at $850, $950 or $1,250 apiece. Like the rest of us, the remainder were left to scour the Web for re-sale tickets averaging more than $3,000 per seat.
Some suites at the Super Bowl this year are going for $294,000.
I read that at the 49'ers new stadium opening in 2014 fans must pay a new, one-time seat license fee of $2,000 to $80,000 per seat, and then buy season tickets at $850 to $3,750 a year.
Such excess. One reason why I lost interest in professional sports years ago.
#588740 - 01/22/1308:39 PMRe: OMG anyone wants to go to the super bowl game
[Re: carp]
yoyo52 Nothing comes of nothing.
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I think it was cheap, carp. The idea of bread and circus was that you kept the people complacent by giving them entertainment and enough food to quiet the belly. The key term is "give," I think. I don't know how factual Juvenal was in his satire, but it seems credible to me that both the bread and the circus were, if not free, then next to it. The modern counterpart? TV.
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#588764 - 01/23/1311:54 AMRe: OMG anyone wants to go to the super bowl game
[Re: Acumowchek]
lanovami hours ahead of you
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How much does a cheap seat cost at a regular NFL game?
Ironically, though football is my favorite sport to watch next to sumo, I have never seen a live NFL game even though I have been to see pro baseball and soccer.
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