Tickets to the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals’ playoff game at the University of Phoenix Stadium will go on sale to the public Saturday, December 20th. The game is yet to be scheduled but will be played either Saturday or Sunday, January 3rd or 4th.
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Saturday, December 20th, 2008Top Ten 2009 BCS Football Bowl Game Tickets
Friday, December 12th, 2008According to Stubhub these are the top 10 best selling NCAA Football Bowls for 2009 along with average ticket selling price.
BCS National Championship Game (Florida vs. Oklahoma) $776
2009 Cotton Bowl (Mississippi vs. Texas Tech) $123
2009 Sugar Bowl (Utah vs. Alabama) $240
2009 Rose Bowl (Penn State vs. USC) $388
2009 Fiesta Bowl (Texas vs. Ohio State) $236
2008 Chick-Fil-A Bowl (Georgia Tech vs. LSU) $130
2009 Orange Bowl (Cincinnati vs. Virginia Tech) $ 86
2009 Gator Bowl (Clemson vs. Nebraska) $120
2008 Meineke Car Care Bowl (West Virginia vs. North Carolina) $129
2009 Capital One Bowl (Georgia vs. Michigan State) $127
NFL Plans To Lower Playoff Ticket Prices 10%
Friday, November 14th, 2008Average ticket price for National Football League playoff games in 2009 will decrease by 10 percent according to NFL officials. The NFL will also charge less per ticket for Wild Card Playoff games
Teams have the right to set their own ticket prices for playoff games, however it has been reported that the football league has distributed guidelines for playoff ticket pricing to potential playoff teams.
The NFL playoffs are set to begin January 3rd and 4th.
The NFL previously announced that 25% of all tickets for the Super Bowl in Tampa will have a face ticket price of $1,000.
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Friday, November 14th, 2008NFL Teams With Personal Seat Licenses (PSL)
Sunday, November 9th, 2008Aside from the New York Giants and the New York Jets, there are fourteen other NFL teams that have ventured into Personal Seat Licenses. Here are the price ranges for other NFL team PSLs.
Baltimore Ravens: $750-8,000
Carolina Panthers: $2,300-8,500
Chicago Bears: $ 3,000-6,000
Cincinnati Bengals: $300-1,500
Cleveland Browns: $375-1,500
Dallas Cowboys: $16,000-150,000
Green Bay Packers : $600-1,400
Houston Texans: $600-4,200
Oakland Raiders: Abandoned in 2006
Philadelphia Eagles : $2,500-4,000 (sold out)
Pittsburgh Steelers : $250-2,700 (sold out)
Seattle Seahawks : $2,000-3,000
St. Louis Rams : $250-4,500
Tennessee Titans: $250-1,500
NY Jets Net $16 Million in Online PSL Auction
Wednesday, October 29th, 2008The New York Jets took a big risk when they decided to become the first professional sports teams to auction off personal seat licenses (PSLs) on the Internet.
The Jets reported Monday that they sold 620 personal seat licenses for approximately $16 million dollars for an average sale of $26,000. More than 2/3rds of the seats the Jets put up for auction failed to reach their minimum bid. The PSLs were auctioned on ticket seller site Stubhub for the Coaches Club located at the 50-yard line and behind the Jets’ bench.
The highest priced PSLs were bid up in the auction’s final hours at $82,000 for front-row seats at the 45-yard line. Other winning bids included $65,100, $61,100, $60,500 and $55,500. Winning bidders must also pay $700 for each Jets ticket. The Jets will sell the remaining PSLs for the new stadium over the next few months. There are 27,000 upper level seats at the new stadium where Jets fans will not have to pay any PSL. The New York Giants’ most expensive PSLs will be sold at $20,000 per and will also sell PSLs for the upper level seats at $1,000 per.
NY Jets Fan Pays $400,000 for Two PSLs & $14,000 Season Tickets
Monday, October 20th, 2008A new record has been set for the most expensive football tickets on the planet. In fact, they may be the most expensive sports tickets of any kind. A Jets fan in the mortgage business has purchased personal seat licenses (PSLs) for two front row 50-yard line Coaches Club seats directly behind the Jets’ team bench for $200,000 each. The seats come with a vip entrance to the 82,500-seat stadium, a vip parking space, free food and the right to go onto the field behind the Jets bench during games. The purchaser must also pay an additional $14,000 per year for the actual season tickets. The previous PSL record was $150,000 for the Dallas Cowboys’ new stadium. PSL licenses for the Jets’ remaining 2,000 Coaches Club seats are on auction on Stubhub until October 27th. Some of the auctions have already ended and here are some of the results:
One pair of first-row seats at the 40-yard line had risen after 55 bids to $65,100 each.
4 first-row seats beginning at the aisle on the 40 were bid up to $61,100 each.
4 seats eight rows up at the 50 were at $42,400 apiece.
4 in Row 8 on the 40 were $22,100 each.
4 second-row seats at the 25 were bid up to $28,000.
Other auctions closed in the $20,000 to $30,000 range.
Beside the PSL cost, tickets for the Coaches Club seats will go for $700 a game. The most expensive Jets tickets at Meadowlands Stadium are $115. The New York Giants, who share the new stadium with the Jets, are selling its Coaches Club PSLs for a flat $20,000.
Super Bowl XLIII Tickets Will Have $1000 Face Price
Thursday, October 16th, 2008For the first time in NFL history, the top-priced Super Bowl XLIII tickets will have a face value of $1000, the league announced today. For the National Football League’s Championship Game scheduled to be held on February 1, 2009, in Tampa, Florida, the NFL will make the face price for 17,000 suite and club seats $1,000 each. Another 53,000 tickets will be priced $800 and the remaining 1,000 tickets will be priced at $500. It is the second year in a row that the NFL has raised the face price of Super Bowl tickets although the NFL did lower the price for the worst 1,000 of the Super Bowl XLIII tickets. Super Bowl tickets on the secondary ticket market can command anywhere from $2500 to $4000.
New York Jets to Auction Off Coaches Corner PSLs on Stubhub
Thursday, September 18th, 2008The New York Jets of the National Football League are taking the unprecedented step of putting P.S.L.s (also know as Personal Seat Licenses) for the New Meadowlands Stadium the Jets will share and jointly own with the New York Giants up for auction on the Internet ticket site Stubhub.
The Jets will take the PSLs for a little over 2,000 of the best seats near the 50 yeard-line called the “Coaches Corner” and upload to Stubhub where fans will be allowed to bid on the PSLs. Starting bids for the PSLs will begin at $5,000 per seat and are not expected to go for the minimum bid. Winners of the PSL auctions will then be able to purchase game tickets for the seats which will be priced at approximately $700 each.
The Jets are using PSLs for the new stadium as are the New York Giants. The Jets will also sell PSLs in a non auction format and prices will range from $4,000 to $25,000. The Giants are selling PSLs for similar seats in the stadium that the Jets are putting up on Stubhub for $20,000.
The Jets will have many seats in the upper level of the stadium that will not require the purchase of PSLs, the Giants plan to sell PSLs for every seat in the stadium.
There are many other professional sports teams that sell PSLs, but this is the first time a team has decided to auction off PSLs. The auctions are expected to being in October.
How Much Each NFL Football Team Is Worth
Sunday, September 14th, 2008NFL football team valuations have skyrocketed. Here is the most recent data compiled by Forbes magazine. Figures are in US Dollars.
1 Dallas Cowboys $1,612,000,000
2 Washington Redskins 1,538,000,000
3 New England Patriots 1,324,000,000
4 New York Giants 1,178,000,000
5 New York Jets 1,170,000,000
6 Houston Texans 1,125,000,000
7 Philadelphia Eagles 1,116,000,000
8 Indianapolis Colts 1,076,000,000
9 Chicago Bears 1,064,000,000
10 Baltimore Ravens 1,062,000,000
11 Denver Broncos 1,061,000,000
12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1,053,000,000
13 Miami Dolphins 1,044,000,000
14 Carolina Panthers 1,040,000,000
15 Cleveland Browns 1,035,000,000
16 Green Bay Packers 1,023,000,000
17 Kansas City Chiefs 1,016,000,000
18 Pittsburgh Steelers 1,015,000,000
19 Seattle Seahawks 1,010,000,000
20 Tennessee Titans 994,000,000
21 Cincinnati Bengals 941,000,000
22 New Orleans Saints 937,000,000
23 St Louis Rams 929,000,000
24 Detroit Lions 917,000,000
25 Arizona Cardinals 914,000,000
26 San Diego Chargers 888,000,000
27 Buffalo Bills 885,000,000
28 Jacksonville Jaguars 876,000,000
29 Atlanta Falcons 872,000,000
30 San Francisco 49ers 865,000,000
31 Oakland Raiders 861,000,000
32 Minnesota Vikings 839,000,000