Tickets on sale for Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders in NFC championship: prices, how to buy
The Philadelphia Eagles will host the Washington Commanders at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday for the NFC championship game.
Fans are gearing up for the game, and that includes shelling out for tickets. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. on Sunday, and tickets went on sale Tuesday morning.
How much do Eagles-Commanders tickets cost?
On Ticketmaster Wednesday evening, standing-room tickets were listed for $560 each before any taxes and fees.
By Thursday evening, no standing-room tickets were available on Ticketmaster, but the cheapest ticket was listed for $649. The most expensive was $10,000, but most seats in the lower level were in the $1,000 to $2,000 range.
Tickets for the upper level range from $649 to more than $900.
StubHub was offering similar prices at that time.
How much are the most expensive Eagles tickets?
The most expensive ticket available on Ticketmaster on Thursday evening was $10,000 for a seat in the third row of Section 120.
On Tuesday, tickets for the NFC game were outselling those for the AFC championship, in which the Kansas City Chiefs host the Buffalo Bills, by 145%, according to the ticket site StubHub.
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Earlier this month the Better Business Bureau shared these tips for buying tickets online:
- Buy from a trusted vendor.
- Verify your tickets with will call.
- Use a credit card so you can get your money back if tickets are fake.
If you'd rather watch from home, the game will air on FOX.
The winner of Sunday's game will move on to the Super Bowl.