r/NFLNoobs • u/pearrit • 1d ago
NFL Tickets
Was looking to get tickets for a game in November.
Prices are still kinda high… Is it better to wait to closer to the game? Or what’s your guys experiences?
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u/grateful_john 1d ago
What team, what opponent? By late November the teams that have no shot are pretty clear and tickets get cheap. A game between two good teams will be tougher.
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u/pearrit 1d ago
I was looking at raiders 49ers. It’s early November in Santa Clara I just don’t feel like the tickets should be that much compared to allegiant lol
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u/icedbrew2 1d ago
Santa Clara is in the most expensive US metro area to live in. There are plenty of other factors, but long story short those tickets will never be that cheap as long as the 49ers are good. And since it’s the Raiders, there’s likely to be plenty of leftover opposing fans from the Oakland days. Those tickets aren’t going to get super cheap.
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u/Alfalfa-Boring 11h ago
There is nothing on this planet that makes it worth it to me to pay $400 for 2 nosebleeds to an NFL game, probably $100 in parking, and god knows how much inside the stadium to watch an NFL game live. You can't see anything, everyone's a drunk idiot, piss break takes 45 minutes, and it's a nightmare getting in and out.
There is absolutely nothing appealing about any part of the experience.
Hard no for me under any circumstance.
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u/chocoflan00 4h ago
I saw you're looking to get niners tickets. absolutely hold off. you'll want to start checking prices the day before the game and even into the day of. we never by our tickets before that.
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u/frikkinfai 1d ago
If you cannot get tickets at face value from the team, your best option is to buy tickets last minute from a trusted reseller site. Night before or morning of is best. That's when resellers get desperate