So, when should I buy 2018 Super Bowl tickets?

It depends on what your budget is, where you want to sit, the type of person you are and what team you are a fan of. Since the Vikings win against the Saints in the divisional round, we have seen the average listing price jump from $3,200 to just over $4,200. The host city playing in the Super Bowl has never happened before, so if the Vikings win on Sunday we are in uncharted territory. To be honest, it’s hard to say exactly how the next few weeks will play out as far as prices are concerned. Based on the information we have now, here is what we are advising as of 1/15/17.

Tickets with discount from super bowl 2018

 

If you are a fan of the Minnesota Vikings, and are comfortable paying the current prices, you might want to consider securing your tickets soon. If the Vikings end up reaching the game, we could see another spike in prices and you run the risk of being priced out. If they lose to the Eagles you will still be able to resell your tickets, though it will be at a lower price. Going this route is a risk, and you should be comfortable taking a loss on reselling the tickets before moving forward.

 

If you are a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, you can afford to be patient. Although an Eagles appearance would keep prices healthy, prices shouldn’t reach the same level as they would if the Vikings made it.

If you are a fan of a team in the AFC, you’re in a precarious position. The NFC team will dictate pricing this year and, unfortunately, the AFC plays before the NFC. You can wait to decide to purchase until your team wins, but many of your fellow fans will be doing the same and prices will remain high until the NFC Championship is decided, at which point they will trend up (Vikings) or down (Eagles). Ultimately, you need to make a decision that you are most comfortable with.