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Originally Posted by Third Eye
I bought tickets on the 40, 13th row for $125 for the Jax game and on the 30, 18th row for $117 for the Tennessee game this year for me and the kiddos. End zone seats like the ones being sold here were available even cheaper.
Now this isn't going to happen for the premium games like the Bills, and it definitely isn't happening for the playoffs. It's also not ideal if you have to travel and want to have tix in hand ahead of time. That said, if you live local and are flexible, there are plenty of deals to be had the day before the game.
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When watching prices last year for the AFCCG, there was kind of a sweet spot maybe the Wednesday before the game where prices were at the lowest. After that, they leveled off and started climbing back up slightly. My theory is that most people (aside from scalpers) holding playoff tickets are able to go and are just looking for someone to make them an offer they can't refuse, so to speak. Comparatively, regular season games have a ton of season ticket holders each game who just can't go and are looking to get as much as they can for them. Because of that, you don't see the huge bargains the day before the game in the playoffs that you do during the regular season.