Super Bowl Tickets in 2012

Here we are again football fans!! Another year of great NFL action and the 46th annual hunt for the Super Bowl. The big date is February 5th, 2012 and is held in Indianapolis, Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium. This Super Bowl is watched by millions of people around the globe and is one of the most popular sporting events in the United States. Being as popular as it is, Super Bowl tickets in 2012 can be a hot commodity item and may not be as easy for anyone to get tickets per their convenience. At Tickets Online USA, we have listings to the best seats available with the most trusted Ticket Sellers on the Internet.


Prices do fluctuate considerably leading up the Super Bowl, which is why to purchase your Super Bowl 2012 tickets before prices go up considerably. Tickets can be expensive.  The prices vary from year to year with the cheapest seats starting at $1,600 per ticket and going up from there. Other tickets can be selling at $6,000 in the zone area. Prices of club level tickets for two can be $15,000 or more that includes accommodations at deluxe hotel suites. If you are out of town, the cost of tickets also depends on the accommodations, locations and the source from where you buy.

One of the best ways to get the Super Bowl tickets at reasonable prices and from a trusted source is to buy them online. The current listings of Super Bowl 2012 Tickets without the prices of accommodations are below Select 'View Tickets' to view the seats and use the interactive map. If you are looking for the all-inclusive Super Bowl 2012 packages and Super Bowl Hotel Rooms, there are some good deals being offered.

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About Super Bowl 2012

This year’s Super Bowl is in its 46 year of the Super Bowl and the 42nd year of the Championship game in the modern era of the NFL. Super Bowl XLVI will be held in Indianapolis, Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 5, 2012. A multi-purpose sports stadium in Downtown Indianapolis, it celebrated its grand opening on August 24, 2008 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on August 18 2008. Replacing the aged RCA Dome as the home field for the Indianapolis Colts, the stadium was built to accommodate for the expansion of the Indiana Convention Center. The surface of the field is Field Turf and the elements of kinetic architecture will provide for quick conversion of the facility to accommodate a variety of events.

The retro look to the new stadium is a result of Indianapolis's liking towards the historic Fieldhouse appearance of sports venues from decades ago. Conseco Fieldhouse, Hinkle Fieldhouse, and the Pepsi Coliseum are other examples of large sports venues (both new and old) around the city with the same type of design.