Taylor Swift heads to the Super Bowl to support the Kansas City Chiefs, and costs a cool four- to six figure for Swift, who is looking for last-minute tickets.
VividSeats resale prices are hovered between $2,800 and $5,000 per seat.
According to fan predictions on the site, the majority of Caesars Superdome is full of Philadelphia Eagles fans. Ticket Marketplace is rooted in birds with 56% of the crowd.
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Swift, who is rooting for the chief, is probably at the club level. Last year, her Alleyjunt Stadium Suite cost $3 million, according to comments from singer’s boyfriend Travis Kels.
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“The Super Bowl is the busiest time for clients to seek last minute seats,” says Simon David, managing director of the concierge agency, which connects high-end clients with unusual seats. “We believe the demand will have the opportunity for teams to form teams during the playoffs in early January.”
Simon has seen the latest figures for Caesars Superdome Suites, which bounce back between $500,000 and $3 million.
“It’s clear that people want to be part of witnessing history unfolding,” he says. “The Taylor Swift effect cannot be ignored either.”
Looking from the house
According to a research by Lendingtree, for fans watching the Super Bowl from their sofas, the average household is expected to spend $142 from last year’s $116. From snacks to fangear, the online marketplace asked over 2,000 Americans about their spending on games day.
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“It’s not huge, but when some people live their paychecks from paycheck to paycheck, there’s nothing either,” says Matt Schultz, chief credit analyst at Lendingtree. “We are monitoring how people spend their money. In this case, we especially asked at the Super Bowl, and it was our second year when we asked about the impact of Taylor Swift. is.”
The survey found that the singer’s love story with Kelce has attracted a lot of attention in the sport of 14% of Americans. According to Lendingtree, 20% are affected by spending more on soccer and the Super Bowl, especially the Gen Zers (39%) and Millennials (21%).
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