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How expensive is a Bengals game? See Paycor NFL ranking
Five NFL stadiums would set a family of four back over $2,000 for a game, according to a recent study published by The Action Network.
Paycor Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals , is not in that grouping, but it is ranked No. 13 of 32 NFL venues with an average cost of $1,475.85 for a family of four. The average NFL cost is $1,474.65, so the Bengals are just slightly above average by $1.20.
The breakdown at Paycor Stadium is $1,359.60 for four tickets, $14.06 for two beers, $15.39 for two soft drinks, $30.80 for four hot dogs, and $56 for parking.
Which NFL stadium is cheapest? Which is most expensive?
If a pro football fan wants a cheaper experience, the Cleveland Browns play at Huntington Park Field, 252 miles away, which offers the least expensive experience in the league at $823.13 for a family of four. If you want to go all out, the appropriately named Highmark Stadium, home field of the Buffalo Bills , tops the NFL at $2,193.95 for a family of four.
Which NFL stadium has cheapest/most expensive tickets?
Soldier Field in Chicago leads in ticket price at $2.049.80 for four seats. The Browns at Huntington Field can seat you for $731.04. Driving south from Cincinnati to Nashville, four seats at Nissan Stadium are $889.84. Taking I-74 to Indianapolis, you can have four at Lucas Oil Stadium for $953.96.
How study numbers were calculated
Numbers from Ticketmaster, StubHub, and SeatGeek were used, with premium, luxury packages and low, promotional tickets removed to come up with a better average figure. Minus official 2026 numbers for concessions, 2025 figures were used from the Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI index to estimate costs.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: How expensive is a Bengals game? See Paycor NFL ranking
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