We now know the identity of the two teams who will cross swords during Super Bowl LX, which will be presented at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on February 8, and how much you will have to pay to attend the clash.
Like every year, American football fans will have to put their hands in their pockets if they want to watch the match between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks in person.
At the time of writing, the most affordable tickets were selling for $7,032 USD each (9,638 CAD), excluding taxes, on Ticketmaster.
For a seat located in the VIP section near the field, you will have to pay the modest sum of US$58,200 (CAD 79,774).
On the Seatgeek resale platform, the cheapest tickets are sold for 12,267 CAD.
The most expensive tickets are available for 26,980 CAD.
It is also possible to find tickets for 110,054 CAD on the Stubhub platform for a seat located near the pitch in the VIP section. Please note that this package includes unlimited wine and beer.
Like in 2015
For the Patriots and the Seahawks, it will be a resumption of their duel from 1is February 2015.
It was the Patriots who had the upper hand 28 to 24 in Super Bowl XLIX, while Tom Brady was voted best player of the final.
The Seahawks had failed to win a second Super Bowl in a row, having crushed the Broncos 43-8.
Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed the halftime show in 2015.
The Patriots towards a record?
The Patriots will attempt to win their seventh Super Bowl title, a record in NFL history.
Led by quarterback Drake Maye, coach Mike Vrabel and a stifling defense, the Patriots are back in the Super Bowl for the first time since Tom Brady and Bill Belichick won their sixth title together seven years ago.
The Patriots (17-3) beat the Denver Broncos 10-7 Sunday in the AFC championship game, advancing to their 12th Super Bowl.
Quarterback Sam Darnold and head coach Mike Macdonald led the Seahawks to the big stage for the fourth time in franchise history. They are aiming for their second Lombardi.
With information from The Associated Press
