Some fans went all out to make it to Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in California. Fans took long flights, spent huge amounts of money, sometimes thousands of dollars, just to be there. But even after shelling out for the pricey tickets, plenty of folks ended up sitting way up in the nosebleeds, squinting at the field and barely catching the action. Right before kickoff, resale prices hovered around $3,300 for a pair, and single tickets still ran well into four figures, even for the worst seats in the house.
Not surprisingly, photos and videos showing these distant views started popping up all over social media. People jumped into debates about whether this was even worth it. On X, some fans said they paid $3,400 each just to watch what looked like ants moving around. They figured if you are spending that much, you should at least get a decent view and a comfy seat, but instead, a lot of them felt like they were just watching from a far-off balcony.
This isn’t new for the Super Bowl. The game at Levi’s Stadium had some of the priciest tickets ever, even as resale values slid right before game day. While prices dropped a bit, you are still looking at a ticket that costs more than a week’s pay for a lot of people, and the higher up you go, the less of the game you actually get to see.
Internet Reacts After Fan Shares View From $3,400 Super Bowl Seats In California
It makes you wonder if what you get matches what you expect. When someone drops over $3,000 for a seat where the players look like tiny specks, you start to ask if it’s really worth it, not just the money, but the discomfort and the view, too. Ticket prices always spark debate, and this year’s Super Bowl in California just adds more fuel to the fire. With these prices, what should the “big game” really give you?
