Going to NFL games is fun, if you can afford it! The problem is — unless it’s somehow a business expense or you’re a baller — you probably can’t afford it. Tickets alone for nosebleeds are usually over a hundred dollars for any major market team (not you, Jacksonville), plus add on parking and beer and you’re easily dropping a couple hundred dollars on a Sunday afternoon.
A marketing company called TeamMarketing.com put together a ranking of beer prices per ounce at NFL stadiums. Turns out The Linc in Philadelphia is the most expensive at 71 cents per ounce and Cincinnati is the cheapest at 36 cents per ounce. Though this week The Jags are offering “free beer” just to get people in the door for the Dolphins game, so I guess that technically wins?
Beware shady techniques like this one used at QWEST stadium that was discovered a couple years ago:
Here’s the listing, via Complex:
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Philadelphia: 71 cents per ounce
San Francisco: 63 cents
Arizona: 60 cents
New Orleans: 56 cents
Oakland: 54 cents
Dallas: 53 cents
Baltimore: 53 cents
Pittsburgh: 50 cents
Green Bay: 48 cents
Detroit: 47 cents
Atlanta: 47 cents
NFL AVERAGE: 46 cents
Chicago: 46 cents
Kansas City: 45 cents
Washington: 45 cents
St. Louis: 45 cents
Buffalo: 45 cents
San Diego: 45 cents
Minnesota: 44 cents
Indianapolis: 44 cents
Tennessee: 44 cents
Denver: 42 cents
New York Giants: 42 cents
Seattle: 42 cents
Carolina: 42 cents
Cleveland: 42 cents
New York Jets: 42 cents
Houston: 42 cents
Tampa Bay: 39 cents
Miami: 39 cents
New England: 38 cents
Jacksonville: 38 cents
Cincinnati: 36 cents