How to Purchase NFL Tickets

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NFL tickets can be tricky to get, due to the limited play schedule and the popularity explosion that football has enjoyed in America in the last 25 years. The competition to purchase tickets has been offset by the opening of new clubs, such as the Tennessee Titans and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Ticket access has improved somewhat, yet grown more costly through increasing sales on the secondary or non-box-office market.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Stadium box-office address, Internet address or telephone number
  • Schedule of NFL games

Buy NFL Tickets From Secondary Sources

Step1
Locate a licensed ticket broker online.
Step2
Search the online seller's NFL ticket listings. Tickets may be offered directly by the broker, whom you can pay online. They may also be sold by an individual, with whom you can negotiate payment terms.
Step3
Examine the seating details to be sure the seats are where you want them. Most broker websites have stadium-seating maps. You can also visit the specific team's stadium website.
Step4
Set up an account with the broker, or contact the individual about payment and ticket-exchange details.
Step5
Purchase NFL tickets from a broker or individual after you have confirmed seating, payment and delivery details.
Step6
Search for more tickets from individual sellers on craigslist or eBay (see Resources below).

Buy NFL Tickets From the Source

Step1
Locate the date, time and stadium for the game you want to see on an official NFL schedule. Find calendars, team rosters and club links on the NFL website (see Resources below).
Step2
Purchase tickets from the stadium box office or Ticketmaster, in person, on the Web or by telephone (see Resources below).
Step3
Confirm your time, date, seating information and number of tickets before completing your transaction.

Tips & Warnings

  • You'll pay face value at the box office or from private sellers who just want to unload tickets they can't use.
  • Ticket brokers may offer single-game discounts or package deals. Check their websites often to see when these tickets pop up.
  • NFL game times are subject to change, so purchase tickets with a flexible schedule in mind.
  • Be cautious with payment methods when purchasing from vendors who are not licensed, recognized by the Better Business Bureau, or involved with the National Association of Ticket Brokers.

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