The Economics of the Super Bowl Gladden class

Approximately 42% of at-home viewers tune in specifically to enjoy the advertisements/commercials.

Super Bowl LVII, hosted in Arizona last year, generated a reported $4.3 million total economic activity for the state

Doritos has been the largest Super Bowl advertiser for years!

Last year, fans wagered more than $3 billion on the game

For the winning side, the NFL helps to pay for the Super Bowl Rings for each member of the team, coach, & support staff.

Seats cost as little as $1 for the very first Super Bowl, played in 1967 at the Los Angeles Coliseum

Super Bowl superstition: the winner of the Super Bowl will predict the success of the stock market for the year.

30-second commercials costs more than $7 million 

An estimated 16.1 million U.S. employees will miss work on the Monday following Super Bowl.

The players on the opposing teams receive a loaner car that they can tool around in during Super Bowl week.

Having Swift cheering on her man resulted in a whopping 400% increase in Fanatics’ Kelce jerseys on a single day

In 2024 the winners (each member of the team) will pocket a $1 Million Bonus.

Best time to purchase tickets is 3-5 days prior to the game.

According to Billboard, the 2023 halftime show averaged a record 0.7 million viewers across tv & streaming in the U.S.

According to TickPick, the cheapest price to attend this year's Super Bowl is currently $8,100.00

Super Bowl halftime show performers, like Usher this year, aren't paid a cent for the high-pressure gig!

The winners' Vince Lombardi trophy weighs about 30 pounds and is made by Tiffany & Co. at a reported cost of $50,000.

Fox is the television host for Super Bowl LVIII.

Some 5.2 billion wings will be consumed on Super Bowl Sunday.