Costs soar to see the Eagles play in Philadelphia

State of play: The average ticket price for a seat at the Linc is $502, which would cost a family of four $2,010 to see a game, according to The Action Network.

Yes, but: That amount just gets you in the door for a more than 3-hour game — and every parent knows the cost doesn't stop there.

Zoom in: When you factor in a single round of food and drinks for a family of four — two beers, two soft drinks, and four hot dogs — the average price rises to $2,116.94.

• That's not even counting souvenirs or ice cream.

Zoom out: The highest costs in the NFL for a family of four to see a game is the Buffalo Bills' Highmark Stadium — $2,193.95.

• The cheapest: Cleveland Brown's Huntington Bank Field — $823.13.

How it works: The Action Network analyzed ticket listings for all 32 teams both on the primary and resale market between July 27-Aug. 2.

• Ultra-premium and lux packages were excluded.
• The analysis used 2025 concession prices and adjusted for inflation.

Meanwhile, waiting to secure new season tickets could take decades.

• Season-ticket holders renew their memberships 99.7% of the time on average every year, per the team's website.
• The number of accounts on the waiting list for a chance to buy two season tickets is above 40,000.