The Prices of Food and Beer at The Super Bowl Might Make You Faint

We’ve all been to stadiums or arenas and coughed up $6 for a hot dog, and while it’s painful to hand over your credit card at that regular season game, the concession prices for the Super Bowl were twice as cringeworthy.

We’ll start off with the big one, pointed out by Will Brinson of CBS Sports. U.S. Bank Stadium in Minnesota was selling “House Divided Cocktails,” a green one in honor for the Eagles, and a red one for the Patriots.

One of those drink-filled plastic jars cost loyal fans a cool $35.

The insanity didn’t stop there, as bottled waters went for $6, and chicken sandwiches were priced at $13. If you wanted to dig into a whole chicken, which is usually eight pieces, you’d have to drop $23.

Let’s compare that to the other extreme in Atlanta’s new football stadium. Mercedes-Benz Stadium had its grand opening in 2017, and dramatically lowered its concession prices, even for the playoffs. From $2 water bottles to $5 cheeseburgers, watching a Falcons game was way more affordable than the insane Super Bowl prices in Minnesota.

I guess you kind of had to expect that high prices for anything Super Bowl related, but even millionaire celebrities had to be wide-eyed when seeing a $4 price tag for string cheese.

More content

CultureProducts
These Grillo’s Pickle Slides Are Peak Pickle Culture
The pickle obsession continues its undefeated run. Grillo’s Pickles is bringing back its annual Lower East Side pop-up this June, transforming 2 Rivington Street into…
,
CultureEating Out
‘Scary Movie’ Is Leaning Fully Into Stoner Culture With Its New Popcorn Buckets
The latest installment to the horror parody franchise Scary Movie arrives in theaters on June 5, and to celebrate, the creators take laughs to a…
,
CultureEating Out
Timothée Chalamet Now Gets Free Chipotle
Timothée Chalamet is really winning at life. He’s an Academy Award-nominated actor, style icon, dates Kylie Jenner, his team, the New York Knicks, is headed…
,
Burger
We Deliver!

Enter your email address below and we'll deliver our top stories straight to your inbox