The Super Bowl is a big game. And it has a big price tag, not just for the ticket.
Fans need to budget wisely.
Domestic beer? $12. Glass of wine? $11. And mixed drinks are going for $15, $30 if you make it a double.
CBS Sports senior writer NFL writer Will Brinson notes:
You need another double just to stomach paying for a $30 double. pic.twitter.com/fvqcqkc1sE
— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) February 5, 2017
$16 burger at #SB51 pic.twitter.com/XwzRrWQ7tN
— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) February 5, 2017
And that tweet brought this response:
@WillBrinson unlike the way the Patriots like things, those prices are “inflated”
— John Kincade (@JohnKincade) February 5, 2017
Bonus hat tip to Brinson for working in this reference. Do you get it?
For all the Tostitos pic.twitter.com/inmXV6SF3Z
— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) February 5, 2017
(It’s an homage to legendary sports announcer Brent Musburger, who recently retired. Or at least it could be.)
Brinson helpfully retweeted this parking gouge:
That extra zero for when your Texans vs Jags spot turns into a Super Bowl spot. #SB51 pic.twitter.com/mdw8PO6YTk
— Lance Zierlein (@LanceZierlein) February 5, 2017
So, it’s fair to say that all those fans eating and drinking at the Super Bowl aren’t afraid to spend a super amount of cash.
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