As nearly 70,000 fans gather for the Super Bowl, here’s a breakdown of stadium concession prices

As fans gear up for the highly anticipated Super Bowl LVIII, attention turns to not just the game, but also the costs associated with attending the event. With stadium concession prices often inflated, spectators are bracing themselves for some hefty expenses.

At this year’s Super Bowl, held at Nevada’s Allegiant Stadium, attendees can expect to pay a premium for food and beverages. While the cheapest tickets start at around $5,000, the cost of sustenance is also significant for those in attendance.

For those looking to quench their thirst with a pint of beer, prices range from $13.99 to $17.99, depending on the choice between domestic and premium options. Even water comes at a premium, priced at $6.99 per bottle.

When it comes to satisfying hunger pangs, patrons will need to dig deep into their pockets. A single slice of pizza will set you back $12.99, with an additional dollar for pepperoni lovers. However, the humble hot dog offers a more affordable option at $2.99, providing a taste of American classics without breaking the bank.

For those seeking a snack to accompany the game, limited edition Super Bowl popcorn buckets are available for $14.99. While initial purchase may seem steep, patrons can enjoy refills for just $2.99, making it a relatively cost-effective option for those with a penchant for popcorn.

Despite the seemingly high prices, attendees who can afford the steep ticket costs may find the concession expenses relatively manageable. With the game set to feature an iconic halftime performance by Usher, fans can expect an unforgettable experience, both on and off the field.

As the excitement builds for Super Bowl LVIII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, attendees can prepare for a day of thrilling football action and indulgent stadium fare.