{"id":26035,"date":"2026-01-19T11:50:59","date_gmt":"2026-01-19T16:50:59","guid":{"rendered":"\/blog\/?p=26035"},"modified":"2026-01-19T11:50:59","modified_gmt":"2026-01-19T16:50:59","slug":"nfl-tickets-price-report-afc-nfc-and-super-bowl-lx-markets-after-divisional-round","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"\/blog\/nfl-tickets-price-report-afc-nfc-and-super-bowl-lx-markets-after-divisional-round\/","title":{"rendered":"NFL Tickets Price Report: AFC, NFC, and Super Bowl LX Markets After Divisional Round"},"content":{"rendered":"

The NFL Playoffs Divisional Round didn\u2019t just determine who\u2019s moving on \u2014 it also set the tone for what fans are looking for – and willing to spend – on tickets for the AFC and NFC Championship games. With all but four teams on vacation until training camps open up for next season, fans of the Broncos, Seahawks, Rams and Patriots are the last ones standing, wondering how much a ticket is going to cost them as their teams chase Super Bowl glory.<\/p>\n

On Sunday, Jan. 25<\/strong>, the Denver Broncos<\/strong> host the New England Patriots<\/strong> in the AFC Championship<\/strong> at Empower Field at Mile High<\/strong>, while the Seattle Seahawks<\/strong> welcome the Los Angeles Rams<\/strong> to Lumen Field<\/strong> for the NFC Championship<\/strong>. Two weeks later, the winners advance to Super Bowl LX<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

From a market perspective, the story is straightforward: these two championship games look nothing alike<\/strong>. Denver is shaping up as the more consumer-friendly<\/strong> environment \u2014 deeper supply, a meaningful shopping band below $1,000, and plenty of singles creating low get\u2011ins. Seattle, meanwhile, is the scarcity market<\/strong> \u2014 fewer seats, higher entry pricing, almost no singles, and aggressive price jumps as you move lower in the bowl.<\/p>\n

Layered on top of that is the Super Bowl, which is already behaving like a separate marketplace altogether \u2014 limited inventory, high prices, and a clear structure by level. And for TicketClub members, this is the time of year when the no service fees<\/strong> advantage becomes especially valuable, since you\u2019re evaluating options based on true seat price in a fast\u2011moving environment.<\/p>\n

Below is a game\u2011by\u2011game breakdown of what TicketClub\u2019s Monday morning inventory<\/strong> shows \u2014 where the markets are deep, where they\u2019re tight, and how both value seekers and premium buyers should think about the days ahead.<\/p>\n

AFC Championship: Patriots at Broncos \u2014 Empower Field at Mile High (Denver)<\/h2>\n

Event Ticket Page: AFC Championship Tickets – New England Patriots at Denver Broncos<\/a><\/strong>
\nTeam pages:<\/strong> Patriots<\/a> \u2022 Broncos<\/a>
\nRelated:<\/strong> NFL Playoffs tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

If you want the most \u201cshoppable\u201d championship market, Denver is it \u2014 and part of that comes from the game\u2019s storyline. New England enters as the projected favorite, while Denver is navigating a backup\u2011QB situation after Bo Nix\u2019s injury. The matchup is huge, but fans seem to feel like they can take their time, which usually keeps more inventory available across a range of prices.<\/p>\n

Right now, Denver shows close to 3,000 tickets currently available for purchase – <\/b>a large pool for a conference title game. The lowest get\u2011in<\/strong> is $471<\/strong>, though that\u2019s a single ticket<\/strong>. For fans shopping in pairs, the realistic \u201cbuy two\u201d get\u2011in is closer to $565<\/strong>. From there, the market settles into a very workable zone: the weighted median is around $980<\/strong>, and roughly half the available seats<\/strong> fall at or below $1,000 \u2014 unusually approachable for this stage.<\/p>\n

Value\u2011focused shoppers will find most of their leverage in the upper bowl (500 level)<\/strong>, which makes up more than half<\/strong> of available inventory and carries the best entry pricing (with medians in the $800 range<\/strong>). The key decision for many buyers is whether to stay in the 500s or step up to the 200 level<\/strong>, which improves sightlines without carrying the full lower\u2011bowl premium.<\/p>\n

Premium buyers will notice a clear divide: the club\/suite ring (300s)<\/strong> is limited in supply and priced accordingly. A smart strategy is to compare the entry\u2011level premium<\/strong> options with corner lower\u2011bowl<\/strong> seats \u2014 in some cases the gap isn\u2019t huge, letting you choose based on preferred experience rather than pure price.<\/p>\n

One practical note: Denver currently has a high number of single tickets<\/strong>. That\u2019s great for solo fans and creates occasional ultra\u2011low get\u2011ins, but those prices rarely apply to pairs. If you\u2019re buying two or more, shop according to the group-size get\u2011in<\/em>, not the absolute lowest number on the page.<\/p>\n

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NFC Championship: Rams at Seahawks \u2014 Lumen Field (Seattle)<\/h2>\n

Event:<\/strong> NFC Championship Tickets – Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks<\/a>
\nTeam pages:<\/strong> Rams<\/a> \u2022 Seahawks<\/a>
\nRelated:<\/strong> NFL Playoffs tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

Seattle\u2019s market is the opposite of Denver\u2019s: this is the tight, high\u2011demand<\/strong> game, and the pricing reflects both the matchup and the atmosphere. The Seahawks enter as one of the most balanced teams left, and Lumen Field is among the loudest home environments in football. Fans aren\u2019t just interested \u2014 they\u2019re eager to be inside the building.<\/p>\n

The inventory is correspondingly thin: 1,828 seats<\/strong> across 522 listings<\/strong>, far fewer than Denver. The get\u2011in is $832<\/strong>, and unlike Denver, that number is representative for anyone shopping in pairs. The typical (weighted) median is roughly $1,563<\/strong>, with most of the market clustered in the $1,200\u2013$2,250<\/strong> band. There are no sub\u2011$750 tickets<\/strong> and very few below $1,000.<\/p>\n

In Seattle, the strategy shifts from bargain hunting to getting the best possible value within the level you can reasonably afford<\/em>. The upper level (300s)<\/strong> offers the bulk of the supply and the most attainable pricing \u2014 though still notably higher than Denver\u2019s upper bowl. If you\u2019re trying to manage budget, stick to the upper level and optimize based on sightlines and row rather than pushing into the lower bowl.<\/p>\n

Premium areas change the math quickly here. A significant amount of inventory sits in Charter (CHR)<\/strong> sections, which command steep premiums. The lower bowl<\/strong> also starts well into the four\u2011figures, and club<\/strong> seats price like a true luxury product. For premium shoppers, the interesting comparison is Charter vs. lower bowl<\/strong>: both are expensive, but they offer distinct experiences. Choose based on what matters more \u2014 amenities or proximity.<\/p>\n

Seattle is also overwhelmingly a pairs-and-groups<\/strong> market with very few singles. That means fewer misleading \u201cone cheap seat\u201d situations, but it also means quality pairs disappear fast. If you find a pair that works for your budget and section preferences, the data suggests it won\u2019t stay available long.<\/p>\n

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Super Bowl LX \u2014 Early Ticket Market Snapshot<\/h2>\n

Shop <\/strong>Super Bowl tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

The Super Bowl market is already behaving exactly like you\u2019d expect: thin supply, high pricing, and sharp segmentation by level. Current TicketClub data shows just 215 seats<\/strong> across 50 listings<\/strong> \u2014 tiny compared to either championship game \u2014 and that scarcity shapes everything.<\/p>\n

The current get\u2011in is $6,599<\/strong>, with a weighted median around $9,666<\/strong>. The first price point where shoppers see a truly broad selection is around $10,000 per ticket<\/strong>, where most of the available inventory begins to appear. Below $8,000, options exist but are limited enough that buyers may feel boxed in.<\/p>\n

The early market is also clearly tiered: the 400 level<\/strong> houses the most accessible pricing and where most value\u2011oriented buyers will start, while the 100 level<\/strong> commands the predictable premium. Those upper tiers may fluctuate more in price; the premium sections behave more like fixed luxury inventory.<\/p>\n

Another structural factor: early Super Bowl listings skew heavily toward 4+ seat blocks<\/strong>. That can make two\u2011ticket shopping tricky. If your plan is a two\u2011person trip, flexibility is key \u2014 whether on price, level, or timing as more inventory appears.<\/p>\n

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What to expect over the next few days<\/h2>\n

As we get closer to Sunday, Jan. 25<\/strong>, markets typically shift based on two forces: new listings<\/strong> as sellers adjust strategy, and rising buyer urgency<\/strong> as travel plans firm up. In Denver, the depth suggests shoppers will retain real flexibility \u2014 especially in the upper and mid tiers \u2014 though the best-value pairs can still move quickly. In Seattle, the scarcity profile means the floor likely won\u2019t soften much; instead, movement will come from which sections get listed and how inventory mixes change.<\/p>\n

For the Super Bowl, the picture is still early, and everything re\u2011sets once the matchup is known \u2014 not just prices, but the shape of available inventory. Across all three events, the smartest approach is consistent: set a realistic ceiling, shop in the levels with the most supply, and move when you see a price\u2011and\u2011location combination that feels fair. Championship\u2011week inventory rarely waits around.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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