Just $450 will get you a ticket to the 49ers vs Eagles Division Championship Game

Update: As of Friday morning, the cheapest remaining tickets on Ticketmaster are hovering around $600. However, GA tickets for the game on Vivid Seats are in the $400 range, with select tickets starting at $443. Tickets at StubHub have begun to go down in price, dropping from around $630 on Thursday to $585 on Friday.

The San Francisco 49ers are back in the NFC Championship game yet again where they’re set to face off against the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday at 12:00 p.m. PST. With the winner punching their ticket to Super Bowl 57 in Glendale, Arizona, it’s no surprise that tickets to the 49ers-Eagles game sold out within just minutes of going on sale.

If you haven’t gotten your tickets, don’t start to stress out just yet. There’s still time to book a hotel room in Philly and get to the game, but you don’t want to wait too much longer to reserve your seat. We reported earlier this week when tickets first went on sale starting at $540 for standing room only from Stubhub, but prices are starting to go up.

At the time of publishing, the cheapest tickets to the NFC Championship are currently $604 and up, and that’s for standing room only from Ticketmaster. You can still lock in some more standing-room-only tickets from StubHub, but they’ll set you back at least $625 each. The best-priced seats (not standing room only) are going to cost about $650 - $700 on Stubhub, with the prices even higher at Ticketmaster.

If you’re a die-hard fan and you want to get decked out in 49ers postseason gear and sit near the 50-yard line in one of the lower sections, you better be ready to get your wallet out. To sit in the section right behind the 49ers bench, you’ll have to shell out about $1,700 each or more. And if you want to sit in the Tunnel Club, it’s going to be about $6,500 per ticket before taxes and fees.

Even though prices are going up, you can expect them to get even higher as the game gets closer. So if you want to see Brock Purdy make history as the first rookie to ever lead his team to the Super Bowl, order your NFC Championship Game tickets today!