The asking price for the cheapest Super Bowl tickets has fallen below $1,500.
For $1,498, you can buy a ticket in the upper-level 328 section of Raymond James Stadium, according to listings on the NFL ticket exchange. Similar prices are available through the StubHub and LiveStub ticket sites.
By comparison, the lowest price for a similar seat one week ago was $1,814.
Meanwhile, the supply of tickets being offered online is rising, according to LiveStub.
LiveStub, which tracks tickets offered through its own site and on the NFL's ticket exchange, said there were 1,607 tickets on those sites a week ago. But that went from 2,285 Saturday to 2,536 Sunday to 2,665 today.
StubHub does not show the same three-day trend. The supply of tickets offered through its site rose from 1,193 to 1,256 between Saturday and Sunday, then fell to 894 today.
The average price of all tickets tracked by LiveStub is $3,503 today, down from a high of $4,370 on Wednesday.
It's not just game tickets that are being discounted.
On Friday, organizers of Brian Griese and Kevin Carter's Inside the Huddle Party dropped their ticket prices from $800 to $500 each.
The party, scheduled for Friday night at Don Shula's Steakhouse in Tampa, benefits Judi's House, a nonprofit created to help grieving children and families, and the Kevin Carter Foundation, which works on behalf of children in need.
Organizers say the Huddle Party's confirmed guests include a variety of current or recent Bucs (Ronde Barber, Warrick Dunn, Joey Galloway, Shelton Quarles and Chris Simms) and legendary Miami Dolphins (Bob Griese, Larry Csonka, Larry Little, Earl Morrall, Lynn Swann and Don Shula himself). To learn more, check www.judishouse.org.
For updates on moves in the ticket market, watch Watch blogs.tampabay.com/superbowl.
-- Richard Danielson, Times staff writer
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