The opportunity for fans to watch the Tennessee Titans make their first appearance in the AFC Championship Game since 2002 will be an exciting one, but it won’t come without a cost.
In the upcoming contest, the Titans will face a Kansas City Chiefs team that they defeated 35-32 earlier in the year with quarterback Patrick Mahomes performing at full capacity.
According to TickPick, the no-fee secondary marketplace, the average purchase price for Sunday’s game in Kansas City is $429.14.
That’s a good bit higher than Saturday’s Divisional Round game against in Baltimore, where tickets went for an average of $333.66.
Sunday’s NFC Championship between the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers is still the most expensive of them all, selling for an average of $585.95.
The current “get-in” price for Titans-Chiefs is $292, with the best available seat according to TickPick’s algorithm (Section 101, Row 2) listed for $1,834.
These are all-in fees, as TickPick does not tack on additional fees.
The Titans and Chiefs are set to kick off at 2:05 p.m. CST on Sunday in Arrowhead Stadium.
