Found January 24, 2012 on Shutdown Corner:
Say you're lucky enough to be a New York Giants or New England Patriots fan. Your dream came true on Sunday, and now you want to head to Indianapolis to see your team win it all. Is it even possible for a regular person to get tickets to the game? The answer is yes, if that regular person is ready to part with a large amount of cash. Don't expect to get tickets through your team just because you own season tickets. Not long after the New York Giants clinched their Super Bowl berth, a large portion of their season tickets holders found out they weren't going to get tickets to the big game. They held a lottery to decide which of their fans could buy tickets for face value of $900. Most didn't get good news. Go through a ticket broker, but be prepared to spend a pretty penny: To actually get into Lucas Oil Stadium, expect to spend at least $2,500 per ticket. Stub Hub's tickets start at $2,450 for individual seats. Circle City Tickets, a broker based in Indianapolis,...
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