The prices continued to drop ahead of the game. As of Friday, the lowest prices we could find were $2,542 on VividSeats, $2,642 on GameTime, $2,643 on Stubhub and $2,868 on Ticketmaster. This is a very slight increase from Thursday, which was the lowest cost so far unless you somehow got tickets at face value.

Then, prices started dropping. On Jan. 31, tickets for the Super NOLA (yes, we’re trademarking that) could be found for as low as $3,467 before fees. In our most recent report, the cheapest seats were going for $3,152 before fees. Now, roughly 48 hours before kickoff, fans can grab tickets for just $2,586 before fees.

Although StubHub said it's seeing record demand for Super Bowl tickets in 2025, with sales up 10% from the same time last year, the company's average price for a seat at the game is down 14% since 2024, according to CBS Sports.

A StubHub spokesperson says that while ticket prices are down, there has been an increase in tickets purchased for the big game.

Kansas City Chiefs fans hoping to see history made on Sunday are driving a late spike on ticket sales ahead of Super Bowl LIX.

According to Gametime, prices for the Super Bowl are actually dropping. As of writing this, the cheapest tickets are $2,396. And they could go down even more, as "most Super Bowl tickets will gradually decline in price from 2 weeks out, down to their lowest price on the day of the game."

Ticket prices have been dropping over the past few days and many tickets are selling for thousands of dollars less than a year ago.

Super Bowl 59 ticket prices are well below last year's. That's just one sign of declining interest in Sunday's game in New Orleans.