@hoorta said:BTW, the participating teams in the Super Bowl get about 12,000 seats per game. I'd say we're now in the top 10% in seniority. Unless you want to tell me the club is going to take 1\2 of those seats for perks, I like my odds. You ever checked the price of Super Bowl tickets on Stubhub? It's beyond the means of all but the very richest fans- unless you want to take out a second mortgage on the house to go. I thought I had a cheap out a few years back, because I have a good friend in Detroit that could let me stay at his house. Just to get into the nosebleeds at Ford Field were $2,000 apiece, and they went up-way up from there. That's why you see the plethora of movie stars and magnates at the SB- they're the only folks who can afford those tickets on the secondary market. SB ticket distribution AFC Champion - 17.5 percent NFC Champion - 17.5 percent Host Team (Dolphins) - 5.0 percent Other 29 Teams - 34.8 percent NFL - 25.2 percent There is no seniority....the teams do it by lottery but if you think it is a fair lottery, dream on. Your odds are slim unless you own a box or suite. The 80/20 rule works here. (20% of your clients produce 80% of your revenue)Unless you are one of the coorportations or businesses or the 20% you have about a 10% chance or less to get tix. The players, coaches, administration, politicians and whoever is connected with ownership will get the tickets. My brother in law is next door neighbors with former Brown Kevin Johnson(lives in New Jesey)and he told him about the way it works and it makes sense. All NFL players/coaches get 2 tickets. Your best chance is if you know a player or an insider. I hope you learned something and can forget about your pipe dreams and long shot odds of getting SB tickets