- Do you know how much a Super Bowl ticket costs? Or better yet, what resale tickets go for?
If nothing else, these Super Bowl fun facts will give you something to talk about! Which Super bowl stats are your favorite?
The Super Bowl has been around since 1967 and has been played each year since.
17.8 million Americans plan to watch the game at a bar or restaurant.
When it comes to food, 28% of people want pizza, 24% want wings, 18% want
chips and dip, 15% want nachos, 7% want burgers and a lowly 3%, want dessert.
Super Bowl Sunday is the second-biggest eating day of the year for Americans after Thanksgiving. We eat 1.4 billion chicken wings over Super Bowl weekend! Did you know this as one of the Super Bowl fun facts?
In 2023, a $7 million dollar price tag came with a 30-second Super Bowl Commercial.
In 2020, the game was at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
Super Bowl ads are extremely expensive, thanks to the audience the event draws. A commercial in 2020 for 30 seconds cost $5.6 million dollars.
The very first Super Bowl ad in 1967 was about $40,000.00.
The average football party feast comes in at a whopping 8,083 calories.
Fans broke a Super Bowl viewership record in 2015 with 114.4 million viewers.
10 million pounds of ribs are sold the week of the Super Bowl.
Most of the quarterbacks in Super Bowl history come from the same 11 colleges. Some of those colleges being Notre Dame, Michigan, Stanford and Purdue.
The impact to the region during the 1996 Super Bowl was $306 million, in 2008 it was $501 million and in 2015, it was $719 million.
19% of Super Bowl viewers say that the best part is the commercials. (Me!! Anyone else?) This is one of the funniest of the Super Bowl fun facts. Either people really love the commercials or they’re really just not into football.
NBC brings in $545 million in revenue from Super Bowl commercials.
Tom Brady is the most successful quarterback in Super Bowl history with the most Super Bowl appearances and wins.
75% of the ticket supply is controlled by the NFL.
Super Bowl ads generate 4 times more engagement than a typical TV ad.
11.2 million pounds of potato chips will be scarfed down during the game.
Some Super Bowl tickets can cost more than the average American’s annual salary. A ticket for Super Bowl LIV in 2020 cost between $4,220 and $60,000.00, not including getting there or accommodations. (The average American income per capita being $54,129 in 2019.)
What did you think of these Super Bowl fun facts? Watch for Super Bowl Fun Facts To Know Before The Big Game: Part Two, for more!