Football fans have been waiting months for this. The playoffs are finally here, kicking off with an exciting weekend of AFC and NFC Wild Card games. While all NFL Playoff tickets are in high demand, it’s the Eagles and Bears match-up that is this weekend’s hottest game.
The minimum get-in price to Sunday’s game in Chicago currently sits at just over $200 for seats in the corner end zone of the upper level. By comparison, it will only cost $83 to get into Houston’s NRG Stadium to see the Texans take on the Colts. For around that same price, Cowboys fans can score last minute entry into the other NFC Wild Card game, albeit that $80 ticket is only good for standing room only and the lowest price for a reserved seat stands at around $180.
NFL Playoff Tickets – Get-In Prices vs. Highest Priced*
| Game | Venue | Get-In Ticket Price | Seat Location | Highest Ticket Price | Seat Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AFC Wild Card: Texans vs Colts | NRG Stadium | $83.00 | 624, Row L | $3,687.00 | Section 106, Row B (50 yard line) |
| AFC Wild Card: Ravens vs Chargers | M&T Bank Stadium | $115.00 | Upper End Zone 509, Row 26 | $1,493.00 | Club End Zone 218, Row 7 |
| NFC Wild Card: Cowboys vs Seahawks | AT&T Stadium | $80.00 | Standing Room Only | $4,724.00 | Club Hall of Fame C111, Row 13 |
| NFC Wild Card: Bears vs Eagles | Soldier Field | $202.00 | Upper 447, Row 31 | $3,078.00 | Club 304 |
*Ticket prices accurate as of January 4, 2019
The Bears vs. Eagles bout not only features the highest get-in price of this round’s NFL Playoff tickets, but also the highest average ticket price. According to internal sales data, Sunday’s final Wild Card game is going for an average of $440 and change per ticket. Dallas’ clash with Seattle had the next-highest average ticket at $234, while Colts vs. Texans and Chargers vs. Ravens scored similar results at roughly $165 and $179 per ticket, respectively.
Of the eight Wild Card teams, Chicago and Philly also claimed some of the highest regular season ticket prices. The two fared eerily similar with tickets to their home games average $226 and $227. Only Seattle edged them both with a regular season average of $248 a ticket. All remaining Wild Card teams had average tickets priced between $130 and $170 this season.
As the post-season races onward, ticket prices are expected to fluctuate depending on match-ups, markets, and a host of other factors. If you’re looking to score some last-minute NFL Playoff tickets, we’ve got you covered. Click any of the links below to browse tickets for this weekend, plus every game up until Super Bowl LIII.
NFL Playoff Tickets
Jan. 5 – AFC Wild Card Game: Houston Texans vs. Indianapolis Colts
Jan. 5 – NFC Wild Card Game: Dallas Cowboys vs. Seattle Seahawks
Jan. 6 – AFC Wild Card Game: Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers
Jan. 6 – NFC Wild Card Game: Chicago Bears vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Jan. 12 – AFC Divisional Home Game: Kansas City Chiefs vs. TBD
Jan. 12 – NFC Divisional Home Game: Los Angeles Rams vs. TBD
Jan. 13 – AFC Divisional Home Game: New England Patriots vs. TBD
Jan. 13 – NFC Divisional Home Game: New Orleans Saints vs. TBD
Jan. 20 – AFC Championship Game
Jan. 20 – NFC Championship Game
Feb. 3 – Super Bowl LIII