Planning To See The Patriots At Super Bowl LII? It Will Cost You!

FOXBOROUGH, MA — Let's say you're still in the glow of another exciting New England Patriots AFC Championship win and you want to follow the team to Super Bowl LII in Minnesota, stop, take a breath, and realize that it's not going to be cheap.

As of Monday morning, the cheapest ticket for the big game is $4,900 for a ticket in the top of the top corner of U.S. Bank Stadium, according to SeatGeek. That includes fees and SeatGeek says it's a good deal so there's that.

To get into the middle level, that will be at least $6,000 and the lower bowl will cost you $6,100. There's also a second-row seat at the 50-yard line going for $47,800, the most expensive seat available.

On the bright side, it could be more expensive. While the average price is hovering around $8,000 with a get-in price near $4,000 according to TicketIQ, it could have been over $10,000 by now if the Vikings beat the Eagles.

If you're a Patriots season ticket holder, this means nothing if you got lucky and won the ticket lottery. According to a selection letter posted on Reddit, a ticket from the team will cost $975 and can only be purchased at the Gillette Stadium box office with a certified check or bank cashier's check. The winners can buy no more than two tickets.

So now you got your ticket, how are you going to get there? A quick look at Google Flights shows that if you arrive on Feb. 2 and leave the day after the game, you're looking at roundtrip flights between $700-$1,600, with the exception of a $528 ticket on Spirit Airways, but the bad news is that you have to fly Spirit.

As for a bed? Hope you got friends or family in the area because everything is just about booked.

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