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Super Bowl Ticket Prices Take a Dive

admin — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:44:57 +0000

With the 2012 Super Bowl just days away the price of Super Bowl tickets has finally dropped below $2000 a ticket. For the last two weeks the ticket prices have run between $2300 to $2600 per ticket but today fans can get a little better deal. There’s really no time left to ship the tickets and guarantee they arrive for a Saturday delivery so most fans will be able to pick up last minute Super Bowl tickets at a local outlet if they buy them from PreferredSeat.com.

Fans are encouraged to call and order their tickets for the Super Bowl rather than ordering online at this time in order to find out the pick up or delivery information and guarantee the seats are still available with the high demand at the last minute.

Preferred Seating Tickets has a limited supply of Super Bowl tickets with no hidden fees and you can reach them by phone at 800 427-3914.

Beware of Super Bowl Tickets with Obstructed Views

admin — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 22:06:32 +0000

If you’re checking out the cheap seats for the Super Bowl with the Patriots and the Giants this weekend then you’ve already found out there is no such thing as a cheap Super Bowl ticket. The problem is the cheapest Super Bowl tickets are usually the obstructed view seats and they may come with a partial view of the field at Lucas Oil Stadium. Most ticket services you call don’t have a clue and don’t care but you could end up missing half the field just by standing up, and who doesn’t stand at a Super Bowl game?

Football fans can find the answers to the obstructed view seats by checking with PreferredSeat.com where they can also buy Super Bowl tickets with no hidden fees which can save them over $300 per ticket or more. For a few dollars more fans can find seats with a clear view of the football field and not worry if they have to sit or lean far to one side to see the Super Bowl. Call Preferred Seating Tickets at 800 427-3914 for guaranteed Super Bowl tickets and free overnight shipping for all phone orders.

Compare 2012 Super Bowl Tickets Prices for the Best Deal

admin — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 20:00:05 +0000

Football fans looking for the best deals for the 2012 Super Bowl with the New York Giants taking on the New England Patriots can find dozens of websites online to buy from. But to save potentially hundreds of dollars they must go through a maze of sites with hidden fees that make comparing Super Bowl ticket prices a pain.

Most online sites selling Super Bowl tickets have will drop in the extra charges after you select the shipping method. This can dramatically raise the price of the Super Bowl ticket and you can guess why they hide the service fees in the first place. Then you must place the order online without knowing the exact seat location or when the tickets will be delivered. Some will send you electronic tickets but who would want that instead of the original hard stock Super Bowl ticket.

At Preferred Seating Tickets they encourage fans to compare their 2012 Super Bowl ticket prices with any companies including Stubhub and the TicketExchange. Both of these companies have extra fees that don’t show up in the original pricing and are hundreds of dollars more than 2012 Super Bowl tickets at PreferredSeat.com in many cases.

Fans can call Preferred Seating directly for exact seat numbers and delivery information for the NY Giants vs. New England Patriots Super Bowl game on Feb. 5 at Lucas Oil Stadium and receive free shipping on all Super Bowl ticket orders.

2012 Super Bowl Ticket Sales Set to Take Off

admin — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 20:47:17 +0000

This year’s Super Bowl will be held at Lucas Oil Stadium on Feb. 5 and after the NFC and AFC Championship games tomorrow the teams will be decided and fans can start buying Super Bowl tickets and reserve their flights and hotel rooms. 2012 Super Bowl ticket prices are currently running about $2,300 each on the low end and over $3000 for a 100 level seat on the secondary ticket market. The prices may fluctuate between now and Feb. 5 but one this is for sure, after tomorrows Championship games Super Bowl ticket sales will take off.

Only 500 pairs of tickets are released to the general public for face value through a lottery system but the odds are stacked against the fans. The NFL distributes about 25% of the Super Bowl tickets to corporate sponsors and the remaining 75% goes to the NFL teams. Each team in the Super Bowl will get about 18% of the available tickets each, with the host team receiving 5% and the remaining distributed to the other NFL teams.

Since the general public has almost zero chance of getting Super Bowl tickets at the face value of $600 – $1200 each the only other option is sports ticket brokers and if the Patriots and 49ers both make it to the Super Bowl, ticket prices may take off and go up. Football fans can find some of the cheapest Super Bowl ticket prices by comparing prices with PreferredSeat.com where you can find Super Bowl tickets priced with no hidden fees potentially saving the fans hundreds of dollars per ticket.