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With the Big Game a few days away, tickets to Super Bowl LX are still available for fans who want to see the NFC Champions Seattle Seahawks take on the AFC Champions New England Patriots live and in-person in Northern California.
The 2026 Super Bowl takes place on Sunday, Feb. 8, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, with kickoff time at 3:30 p.m. PT/6:30 p.m. ET. The game airs on NBC and livestreams on Peacock, along with cable TV streaming services that carry the network, including DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV and others.
As the game nears, prices for Super Bowl LX tickets are still available. As of publishing, the cheapest tickets we’ve seen for the game are $3,791 (down from $6,227) at VividSeats, while GameTime reports that seats are starting at $3,895 (down from $5,886) apiece. Third-party resale platforms are also offering deals on last-minute Super Bowl tickets.
In addition, Super Bowl admission includes access to the Apple Music Halftime Show headlined by Bad Bunny; as well as access to watch Green Day perform live, ahead of the Big Game.
Of course, expect plenty of sightings of celebrity NFL superfans in the crowd, including Seahawks supporters Chris Pratt, Rainn Wilson, Joel McHale and others; and New England-fans Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, John Krasinski, Elizabeth Banks and more.
For those who want to see the action in person, there are still last-minute tickets and flights available online for the Super Bowl. United Airlines has added even more direct flights to its routes between Seattle, New England and Santa Clara, while online travel online retailers, like Expedia, are offering special Super Bowl hospitality packages.
Below, keep reading for more details on Super Bowl LX — including the latest list of performers and the best deals on tickets.
Where to Find Last-Minute Super Bowl 2026 Tickets Online
Heading to Santa Clara for the Big Game? Tickets for the Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots at Super Bowl LX are available at Ticketmaster and third-party resale platforms, including GameTime, SeatGeek, StubHub, Ticket Liquidator, Ticket Network and VividSeats. Here are some of the best deals on Seahawks vs. Patriots tickets online as of press time:
Ticket Network
Prices start at $4,950 (down from $6,937)
Ticket Network is offering one of the best deals on Super Bowl 2026 seats, get $150 off orders over $500 with code THR150 or $300 off orders over $1,000 with code THR300.
VividSeats
Prices start at $3,791 (down from $6,227)
Another way to save on Super Bowl LX tickets is at VividSeats, where you can get $30 off orders over $300 with code THR30.
StubHub
Prices start at $4,093 (down from $6,470)
Tickets to the Seahawks vs. Patriots Super Bowl game are also available online at StubHub.
Ticket Liquidator
Prices start at $4,251 (down from $7,005)
Ticket Liquidator has around 1,400 tickets left for the Super Bowl game at Levi’s Stadium.
Gametime
Prices start at $3,895 (from $5,886)
Find seating for the Super Bowl at Gametime, which will make up 110 percent of the price difference if you find a better deal elsewhere.
Ticketmaster
Prices start at $4,036 (down from $7,478)
Ticketmaster has teamed with On Location to offer VIP packages to NFL fans; verified resale tickets are also available. Options include the Touchdown Club Premier that include access to the all-inclusive pregame party, dedicated seating for the halftime show, an open bar and chef-curated menu.
SeatGeek
Prices start at $4,127 (down from $6,761)
New customers can save $10 off orders over $250 with code HOLLYWOOD10 at SeatGeek.
Super Bowl 2026: The Latest List of Performers
Fresh off multiple Grammy Award nominations, Bad Bunny headlines the Apple Music Halftime Show. The 2026 Super Bowl also features performances from Green Day to open the event, while singer Charlie Puth sings the national anthem, “Star-Spangled Banner.” Meanwhile, Grammy and Emmy award-winning musician Brandi Carlile is set to perform “America the Beautiful” and R&B singer Coco Jones sings the Black national anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”
