It appears that football fans are less than enthusiastic about the Super Bowl match between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams.
TicketIQ, an aggregator of ticket-buying options on the primary and secondary markets reported on Tuesday (Jan. 22) that ticket prices for the game have dropped by 17 percent since Sunday’s conference championship games.
The Atlanta Business Chronicle first reported that TicketIQ founder Jesse Lawrence called the Patriots-Rams match-up a “worst-case” demand scenario, because this will be the Patriots fifth Super Bowl appearance this decade and the Rams lack a fan base willing to travel for the game.
Despite the drop off in price, the cheapest ticket on Ticketmaster on Wednesday was for $2,795. The best seats were priced at $30,000.
Click here to read the full report in the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
TicketIQ, an aggregator of ticket-buying options on the primary and secondary markets reported on Tuesday (Jan. 22) that ticket prices for the game have dropped by 17 percent since Sunday’s conference championship games.
The Atlanta Business Chronicle first reported that TicketIQ founder Jesse Lawrence called the Patriots-Rams match-up a “worst-case” demand scenario, because this will be the Patriots fifth Super Bowl appearance this decade and the Rams lack a fan base willing to travel for the game.
Despite the drop off in price, the cheapest ticket on Ticketmaster on Wednesday was for $2,795. The best seats were priced at $30,000.
Click here to read the full report in the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
