Of course zerohedge doesn't tell the whole story.Prices are still the highest ever and the game is being played in boring ass Minnesota.
http://www.mcall.com/sports/footbal...ices-fall-eagles-patriots-20180124-story.html
There’s good news and bad news if you’re a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles or New England Patriots and you’re still contemplating if it’s worth spending big bucks for a trip to Minneapolis next month.
The good news says the Super Bowl LII ticket market has had a few days to settle, and the latest information on secondary market trends from TicketIQ.com indicates prices have fallen 25 percent in 72 hours.
The bad news is that the average asking price per ticket is $6,777. That means it’s still the most expensive Super Bowl ticket ever tracked.
To be fair, the tickets were selling for a higher price when the Vikings actually had a chance to play in the super bowl on their home field. A lot of Minnesotans are going to get stuck watching the refs cheat the Eagles for a ridiculous price.