Many football fans dream of attending a Super Bowl one day because it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience. However, would you pay $30,000 for one game even though it is the Super Bowl?
One fan shared what it was like to have the ultimate Super Bowl experience.
What $30,000 Gets You at the Super Bowl
Most Americans can’t afford to attend the Super Bowl because tickets cost thousands of dollars, and even the cheap seats are expensive. But if you are a high roller, a $30,000 ticket will give you an experience of a lifetime.
First of all, you get to go to private events like a concert given by rapper/actor Ludacris and other local artists before the game starts.
The hefty price also allows access to all the great food the venue offers, including a personal waiter who serves different courses throughout the game and your own private bartender in your private suite.
You have a private entrance into the stadium before the game, where you are then escorted to your private suite.
Pretty sweet, huh? Concerts, great food, and great seats. But is it worth it?
Well, it depends on who ask, but unsurprisingly, most fans thought it wasn’t worth $30,000.
“That’s 6 mos or longer salary for half the country. No way it’s worth it unless you are rich.”
That's 6 mos or longer salary for half the country. No way it's worth it unless you are rich.
— Chris For the Win (@superninerfan74) February 16, 2025
“For 30K I need to be able to take a snap on the Field on offense and defense and get a $30K hazardous pay check out of it.”
For 30K I need to be able to take a snap on the Field on offense and defense and get a $30K hazardous pay check out of it
— Uncle Vaughn 🟢 (@uncle_vaughn) February 16, 2025
“For 30k I better get a damn Super Bowl ring and be up there touching the trophy with the team when they win.”
For 30k I better get a damn Super Bowl ring and be up there touching the trophy with the team when they win 😂😭
— 💯 (@AZLIL7) February 16, 2025
While some fans think it’s a bit much to pay for a one-day experience, others think that if you have the money to do this type of thing, why not?
“It’s all relative. For me, no, but for a multi-millionaire? Sure, why not. When you compare the cost to their discretionary income, $30K for a Super Bowl ticket might not seem like a big deal to them.”
It’s all relative. For me, no, but for a multi-millionaire? Sure, why not. When you compare the cost to their discretionary income, $30K for a Super Bowl ticket might not seem like a big deal to them.
— Chiefs Live News (@chiefslivenews) February 16, 2025
“If your team wins, prolly yes. But hey, I grew up the child of Lions season ticket holders and have been a Browns season ticket holder since I left so I have absolutely NO idea what the Super Bowl experience is like.”
If your team wins, prolly yes.
But hey, I grew up the child of Lions season ticket holders and have been a Browns season ticket holder since I left so I have absolutely NO idea what the Super Bowl experience is like.
— Don Hubbard (@Dbruce2Don) February 16, 2025
Most fans overwhelmingly agreed they’d rather be at home in the comforts of their living room enjoying the game rather than waste their time and money on one day, even if it’s the biggest day in sports.