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Sun, Nov 22, 12:00 PM CST
Soldier Field · Chicago
14 reads of the resale market between Oct 9 and Oct 27 (latest read). Going rate = the 3rd-cheapest pair in each level, all-in. Asking prices, not sales.
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Going rate for a pair, by level ($ a ticket, fees in)
Say what you would pay per ticket and let sellers come to you. No buyer fees, and your money is held in escrow until the tickets are in your account.
Upper Sideline is the cheapest level with real depth at $417 a ticket for a pair, fees included, up 30% since Oct 9 ($320 then). Upper End Zone has moved the most, up 37% from $309 to $422.
1,918 seats are on the resale board, 32% fewer than the 2,816 listed on Oct 9. For the NFL games we have tracked, asking prices usually peak two to three weeks out and fall through the final week, often 20% or more from a week before kickoff to the day before. Waiting has favored buyers; sellers have done better early.
From 14 reads of publicly listed resale asking prices since Oct 9. Asking prices, not sales.
| Level | First read4:23 AM | 2 days ago12:22 PM | A day ago11:49 AM | 6 hours ago6:54 AM | Latest11:45 AM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lower Sideline | $709 | $735 | $735 | $735 | $735 |
| Upper Sideline | $320 | $412 | $414 | $417 | $417 |
| Upper End Zone | $309 | $387 | $417 | $428 | $422 |
| Resale seats on the board | 2,816 | 1,975 | 1,954 | 1,907 | 1,918 |
Source: publicly listed resale asking prices on the primary ticketing site, read through the day by WantToBuyTix. Wheelchair and accessible seats excluded. Prices include fees. This is a record of what sellers asked, not what buyers paid. More events · This event