Super Bowl Tickets

2021 Super Bowl Tickets

The 2021 Super Bowl is being played at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida on February 7, 2021. The Super Bowl is the biggest sport event in the United States and a bucket list event for NFL fans who want to attend the big game. Prices on Super Bowl tickets have increased over the past few seasons as the league has taken more active role in the distribution of seats. The NFL centralized much of the supply of secondary market tickets for the Super Bowl, which has caused prices to increase. The teams that are playing in the big game will also have an impact on Super Bowl ticket prices. Teams with strong fan bases tend to travel very well to see their team play in the Super Bowl. In 2020, the get-in price of Super Bowl tickets was above $7,000 per ticket (with fees) in the last days before the game.

Fans who purchase Super Bowl tickets via TicketCity will have to pick-up their seats in Tampa area in the days prior to the game, which is standard practice in the ticket industry. Our customer service team will reach out to all Super Bowl customers, during the week prior to the game, to provide the ticket pick-up location and details. Super Bowl tickets are a valuable commodity, so that pick-up information is only shared with those customers who have a confirmed order for the 2021 Super Bowl. The pick-up location for Super Bowl orders will be an office space a short distance from Raymond James Stadium.

2021 Super Bowl Parties and Hospitality

The Super Bowl is more than just the big game, the NFL puts on a week long party around the big game. We offer several Super Bowl parties, as well as Super Bowl parking, that you can purchase to make your experience more enjoyable during game week:

• Super Bowl NFL Experience
• Super Bowl NFL Tailgate Party
• Super Bowl Taste of the NFL
• Rolling Stone Super Bowl Party
• Maxim Super Bowl Party
• Shaq's Fun House
• Playboy Super Bowl Party
• Commissioners Party
• Super Bowl Parking Passes
• Bud Light Music Fest
• Gronks Beach Party

Future Super Bowl Locations

• 2022 Super Bowl LVI at new SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles)
• 2023 Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium (Glendale)
• 2024 Super Bowl LVIII at Mercedes-Benz Superdome (New Orleans)

Which teams will play in the 2021 Super Bowl?

The teams that qualify for the NFL playoffs will determine who plays in the 2021 Super Bowl. The NFL playoffs start right after the final week of the NFL regular-season. There are three rounds games: the Wildcard games, the Divisional games and the Conference Championship Games. The final two teams from each conference will meet in the AFC Championship Game and the NFC Championship Game, which are two weeks prior to the Super Bowl. The winners of those conference championship games advance to play each other in the 2021 Super Bowl. You can purchase NFL playoff tickets at TicketCity for all postseason football games.

There is a good chance that the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers can play their way back into Super Bowl LV (Super Bowl 55). Other top contenders include the Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans, New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans in the AFC, and the Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, and Seattle Seahawks.

Super Bowl 55 at Raymond James Stadium

Raymond James Stadium will be the host venue for the 2021 Super Bowl, as Tampa is the host city for the big game. 2021 will be the 3rd time that Raymond James Stadium has hosted a Super Bowl, as SB XXXV (2001) and SB XLIII (2009) were also played there. The capacity for the Super Bowl at Raymond James Stadium should be right around 74,000 fans as the stadium can expand from its 65,000 seat capacity for big games. The largest crowd to attend a football game at Raymond James Stadium is 74,512 which was the crowd at the Clemson vs Bama National Championship Game in 2017.

Raymond James Stadium has three distinct levels: a 100-level which are the seats closest to the field, a 200-level section and the 300-level sections in the upper-deck. The 100-level spans from Section 102-152 and has approximately 30 rows in many of the sections. The 200-level includes Sections 201-245, and is only situated on sides of the field and corner (no end zone sections in 200-level). The upper-deck sections include Sections 302-344, and again do not have any behind the end zone sections. There are around 195 suites in Raymond James Stadium, but far fewer than that will be available to purchase from the Super Bowl as most of those will be used by the NFL for sponsors and the host team's VIPs.

The least expensive Super Bowl tickets in 2021 will likely be those 300-level corner seats in Sections 302-304, 317-319, 327-329 and 342-344. If the prices are close to where they were in 2020, then those type of seats will likely be listed for sale at $5,000+ per ticket.