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[TheDuke]

Well, when the cheapest ticket is like 700 bucks and it's in Indy(no offense), you're not going to draw a very large crowd. Not worth the price of admission when fans in New York and the New England area can't afford to shell out $$$ for a Super Bowl. Make the tickets reasonable and the attendance will go up again.

[falloutboy14]

Think the issue is more about the capacity of the stadium more than anything.

[TheDuke]

Then that's on the NFL for holding it there.

[ollysj]

lol, did the NFL expect 80k in a 68k stadium?

[Jihad Joe]

Since the went with Madonna they had to hold it in a small venue to slow the spread of herpes

[Inclulbus]

Originally Posted by TheDuke

Well, when the cheapest ticket is like 700 bucks and it's in Indy(no offense), you're not going to draw a very large crowd. Not worth the price of admission when fans in New York and the New England area can't afford to shell out $$$ for a Super Bowl. Make the tickets reasonable and the attendance will go up again.

700? Stubhubs cheapest was 2800.

[127]

What a ridiculous title to an article. The assumption would be the game itself failed to draw a large crowd. It was a sellout for Christ's sake. Duke is correct....it's on the NFL for holding it there if attendance was the barometer for success. It's the second smallest venue in the entire NFL.

[Sportsguy9695]

I think the economy has something to do with this