Yes, you can buy Super Bowl tickets with crypto. We source seats, club seats, suites and hospitality packages for Super Bowl LXI, played at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Los Angeles, on Sunday 14 February 2027. You settle with us in Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT or another major coin or stablecoin, or by bank transfer in any major currency. The seats and the price are confirmed in writing first; the payment instructions follow. This guide covers where Super Bowl tickets come from, what we can and can’t source, how the payment works and when to ask. The weekend around the game, from the hotel to the parties, is in our Super Bowl 2027 guide.
Can you buy Super Bowl tickets with crypto?
Yes, through a concierge that accepts it. You agree the seats and the price with us, pay us in the coin you choose, and we settle with the seller in whatever currency the seller takes. The coin doesn’t change which seats are available to you.
The same payment can cover the rest of the trip. The hotel, the cars and a private jet to the Super Bowl can go on the same written quote and be paid the same way.
Super Bowl LXI: the date, the venue and the dates that move prices
The NFL’s calendar sets the game at SoFi Stadium on 14 February 2027. Ticketmaster lists kick-off at 3.30pm Pacific time, 6.30pm Eastern.
| When | What happens |
|---|---|
| Now to January | Suites, club seats and field-level packages are held; the best go before the conference championships |
| 16 to 24 January 2027 | Wild Card and Divisional playoff rounds |
| 31 January 2027 | AFC and NFC Championship games: the two finalists are known and prices move weekly |
| Late January | Lower-bowl seats are confirmed |
| 14 February 2027 | Super Bowl LXI, SoFi Stadium, Inglewood |
Where Super Bowl tickets come from
Most Super Bowl tickets never go on general sale. In the split CBS Sports reported for the 2020 game, the two finalists received 35 per cent of the tickets between them, the host club 5 per cent and each of the other 29 clubs 1.2 per cent. The league kept the remaining 25.2 per cent, much of it for its hospitality packages. The clubs allocate theirs to season-ticket holders, staff and partners.
The rest reaches buyers through three routes:
- Official hospitality. On Location, the NFL’s official hospitality provider, sells Super Bowl LXI packages that pair a guaranteed seat location with food, drink and pre-game events.
- Official resale. The NFL Ticket Exchange by Ticketmaster is the league’s official resale marketplace. Every Super Bowl ticket is mobile and is delivered to a phone.
- Other resale sites and brokers. Prices and terms vary from one seller to the next, and this is where checking the seller matters most.
We arrange seats and hospitality through our concierge team’s standing relationships rather than the open market. Before you pay, you know what the seat is, what comes with it and how the ticket reaches your phone. If you are weighing a concierge against the open market for any sold-out event, our piece on sold-out event tickets sets out what to ask.
What we can source, and what we can’t
There are four ways to watch, each priced on request:
| Option | Party | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Lower-bowl seats | 2 to 10 | From late January |
| Club seats with lounge access | 2 to 20 | Held from the autumn |
| Private suite | 12 to 30 | Held from the autumn |
| Field-level hospitality | 2 to 12 | Held from the autumn |
What each one includes is set out under Super Bowl tickets and suites in the guide. Around the seats we hold the hotel, the tables, the chauffeur and the flight.
What we can’t do is just as useful to know:
- Hold seats on a request. A message reserves nothing. Seats are yours once they are confirmed in writing and paid for.
- Fix a price months ahead. The market moves weekly once the finalists are known. A quote holds for the window stated on it, not until February.
- Turn a sold-out category into availability. If suites are gone, we say so and set out the nearest alternative, such as club seats with lounge access.
- Reverse a crypto payment. A transfer can’t be charged back, so nothing is paid until the seats and the terms are in writing.
Paying for Super Bowl tickets in crypto, step by step
- Brief. The party size, how you would like to watch, your budget, whether you need the hotel or the flight, and the coin and network you would pay from.
- Options. We come back with seats or a suite, itemised: where they are, what is included and how the tickets will be transferred.
- Price. Confirmed in writing before anything is committed.
- Payment instructions. They state the asset, the network, the receiving address, the amount, the exchange-rate basis and how long the quote is valid.
- Check and send. Confirm the address through the channel you already use with us, then send. A message from a new number, or an address that has changed, is a reason to stop and ask.
- Confirmation and tickets. You receive written confirmation once the payment arrives. The mobile tickets are transferred to your phone, usually in the week of the game.
Which coins, and the quote window
We accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and other major coins and stablecoins. Tell us your preferred coin when you ask, and we confirm the network and the payment instructions with the written quote.
Bitcoin and Ethereum move against the dollar, so a crypto amount is valid for a stated window. If the window closes, ask for new instructions rather than sending the old amount. A stablecoin such as USDT tracks the dollar, so the amount moves far less, but the network still has to match the instructions exactly; our guide to paying in USDT explains why. Ask too whether any processing charge applies to the coin you choose.
What Super Bowl tickets cost
Ticketmaster says the average Super Bowl resale ticket has historically cost between $4,000 and $6,000. That is an average across the whole stadium and across several games; the seat, the finalists and the week you buy all move it. Suites and hospitality packages are priced separately and are not listed publicly.
We price on request for the same reason: the figure that matters is the one for your seats in the week you buy. Every price is confirmed in writing and holds for the period stated on it.
Avoiding ticket scams when you pay in crypto
Fraud follows demand, and crypto raises the stakes because a payment can’t be recalled.
- Know what a ticket is. Every Super Bowl ticket is mobile. A screenshot or a PDF is not one.
- Know what you are buying. Section, row, what is included and how the ticket is transferred, in writing, before you pay.
- Know who you are paying. Payment instructions come through the channel you already use. Never share a private key or a recovery phrase.
- Separate payment from delivery. A transaction hash shows that you paid. It doesn’t show that the seats exist, so agree in writing what confirms the booking.
The rest of the weekend
The seats are one part of a four-day weekend. The hotel in Beverly Hills, West Hollywood or Santa Monica, the parties from Thursday, a chauffeur with game-day credentials and the flight can all go on the same quote. Hawthorne airport is about three miles from the stadium; the private jet page compares the Los Angeles airports and the slot rules for the weekend, and private jet charter with crypto covers paying for the flight. For anything beyond the game, the sports concierge works the same way.
Tax
Spending crypto can be a taxable disposal. The IRS treats digital assets as property, and HMRC treats spending a cryptoasset as a disposal (see its Cryptoassets Manual). That is between you and your adviser; we don’t give tax advice.