Here's how Super Bowl 59 ticket prices compare to past years, with costs rising dramatically from $12 in 1967 to over $4,800 in 2025.

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Demand for tickets to see the Kansas City Chiefs battle the Philadelphia Eagles for an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl title is outpacing every NFL championship matchup since 2019, according to ticket resale platform StubHub.

The Chiefs and Eagles will meet in Super Bowl 59. Tickets are currently available. and here's how to get them.

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Pro Bowl Games will showcase some of the biggest names in the NFL right now. The Skills Showdown will take place on Thursday night in Orlando at Camping World Stadium. That event is not open to the public,

The Unrivaled 1-on-1 tournament is just around the corner. Here's how to get the best deals on tickets for every game of the 2025 tournament, as well as a schedule of matchups and bracket of players.

On Thursday, Super Bowl tickets on StubHub ranged from $4,000-$13,000 apiece. Reid, who earns about $10 million annually from the Chiefs, can afford the hit. He and other players also receive a bonus for playing in the Super Bowl — players on the winning team get more, players on the losing team receive less.

Tickets for Kevin Hart’s “Acting My Age” tour are currently available for purchase on a number of sites, including StubHub and Vivid Seats. The cheapest ticket range at the time of publication across the two sites for Kevin Hart’s comedy tour stops in New York City is $81 to $111.

Happy midweek, everyone! John Breech is busy anticipating Joe Burrow's showcase at the Pro Bowl Games, so today's Pick Six newsletter -- the last Wednesday edition until it's officially Super Bowl Week -- is brought to you by Cody Benjamin,