Budget-Friendly CFP National Championship Tickets in Miami Plummet
As excitement builds for the College Football Playoff National Championship, ticket prices in Miami have skyrocketed. Fans eager to attend the game at Hard Rock Stadium are facing steep costs for access to this highly anticipated matchup.
Ticket Price Surge for CFP National Championship
Recent reports indicate that the starting price for the least expensive ticket has reached an eye-watering $3,865. This figure, shared by former ESPN reporter Darren Rovell, reflects a significant increase of over $1,200 within just two days. With Miami competing in its home stadium for the first time in 24 years, demand for tickets has surged.
Ticket Pricing Breakdown
As of January 7, ticket prices were already rising, with the Palm Beach Post noting that:
- Starting prices were at $2,610.
- Lower-bowl seats rose to around $4,317.
- Premium options approached $11,500 before Miami’s semifinal victory.
By Friday night, prices had reached:
- $3,865 for upper-bowl seats.
- $4,860 for lower-bowl tickets.
- Club or suite options starting at approximately $5,355.
- Top-end listings exceeding $17,774.
Miami’s Championship Run
The Miami Hurricanes secured their place in the championship by defeating Ole Miss 31-27 in the Fiesta Bowl, extending their impressive seven-game winning streak. Their journey included a notable victory over defending champions Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl.
On the opposing side, Miami is set to face the Indiana Hoosiers, who have the largest living alumni base in college football and are pursuing their first national championship title appearance.
Why Prices are Soaring
The combination of intense demand, a local venue, and massive fan support from both universities has made tickets for this championship one of the most sought-after in college football history. For those interested in securing their spot, tickets are available on platforms like StubHub.
For the latest updates on ticket availability, parking options, and more information about the National Championship game, fans can follow El-Balad’s coverage.
