If you're thinking about heading up to the Meadowlands next Sunday for the Super Bowl, and you don't have a ticket, there's hope for you yet. According to a couple of ticket brokers handling the resale market, ticket prices for Super Bowl XLVIII have been falling recently, apparently over concerns about frigid weather conditions.
Over the weekend, one ticket aggregator found that the average ticket was selling on the secondary market for $2,056 a pop. That rate would make tickets for New Jersey's Super Bowl the cheapest since the Rams and Patriots faced off in New Orleans in 2002. Face value for the tickets ranges from $500 to $2,600.
One type of ticket is holding up pretty well in price: Club seats that have access to indoor areas and allow fans to go in and warm up during the game. Those tickets are running anywhere between $6000 and $7000 apiece.
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