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Cost of a beer? Size of the giant Vince Lombardi trophy? Super Bowl LVII by the numbers

From the price of a hot dog (which is expected to cost more this Super Bowl) to the time it takes to move turf onto the field, here are the numbers behind SBLVII.

GLENDALE, Ariz. β€” It's Feb. 1, which means Super Bowl LVII is 11 days away.

And since we're talking about numbers, let's keep to that theme. 

Welcome to Super Bowl LVII by the numbers.

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Money

Credit: Erick Monroy-Pino

$18,098 

The lowest average cost for two adults to attend Super Bowl LVII, including tickets, airfare, lodging, parking and/or ride service, two hotdogs, and two beers, according to Bookies.com.

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$27,500

The top price for a resale ticket to the 2023 Super Bowl to date.

$7,040

 The price of a last-row ticket for the Super Bowl to date

$1,350

The cheapest round-trip airline ticket from Kansas City to Phoenix for a Friday-to-Monday excursion.

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$731

The cost of a round-trip airline ticket from Philadelphia to Phoenix for a Friday-to-Monday excursion. 

$100 

The price for parking at the stadium on Super Bowl Sunday is as low as $100 for β€œTier 2” spots.

$17.50

The price of one Bud Light at the Super Bowl is likely to run about $17.50. 

$12.75 

The expected price of a hot dog at Super Bowl LVII, according to Bookies.com. A hot dog at last year’s Super Bowl went for $12. Expect a higher price due to inflation and the NFL’s knowledge that people will pay more.

Media

5,000 

The number of out-of-town media expected to arrive in Phoenix for Super Bowl week,

170+

The number of countries where the Super Bowl will be broadcast.

100

The number of stations broadcasting live from the Phoenix Convention Center during Super Bowl week. 

State Farm Stadium 

2006

Year State Farm Stadium opened.

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63,400

The number of seats with unobstructed views at State Farm Stadium.

73,000

 The number of seats State Farm Stadium can expand to for mega-events. 

88 

Number of lofts at State Farm Stadium 

7,505 

Number of club seats at State Farm Stadium 

1.7 million 

The square feet of space at State Farm Stadium 

Source: State Farm Stadium 

40

The number of inches deep the tray holding the natural grass is on the playing field at State Farm Stadium.

70

The number of minutes it takes to move the turf into the field at the push of a button.

Events

30+ 

The number of events planned for Super Bowl week.

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16

The height in feet of the life-sized Vince Lombardi trophy at the Super Bowl Experience at Hence Park.

44

The height in feet of the LED Saguaro Cactus at the Super Bowl Experience at Hence Park. 

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$20

The cost of a ticket to get into the Super Bowl Experience at the Phoenix Convention Center – dubbed the "NFL theme park."

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$875 

The cost of a ticket to the all-inclusive Bobbly Flay tailgate party on Super Bowl Sunday. The Players Tailgate is a 2,000-person event benefitting Operation BBQ Relief with top-ranked chefs, celebrities and pro athletes all celebrating the Big Game Weekend in Glendale.  

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The Valley is expected to draw thousands of people to the Big Game – along with the many events and local attractions State 48 has to offer. 

In Phoenix, several events are planned including the Super Bowl Experience where families can enjoy free entertainment and the Super Bowl Music Fest

Scottsdale will be home to the Historic Old Town ESPN Main Street Tailgate and the Tailgate Time Machine block party. 

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In Tempe, the FanDuel Party at Tempe Beach Park on Feb. 10 Fans will feature a carnival atmosphere with games, music and more.  

Meanwhile, Glendale will host the Super Bowl itself, and city officials told 12News Glendale has had the explosive growth it needs to match it

Visitors can expect roadway and parking improvements, top-of-the-line security, and a newly expanded entertainment district ahead – a project that's been years in the making.

No ticket for game day? No problem. Here’s where you can watch the Super Bowl. 

The Grand Canyon State is home to some beautiful scenery and spectacular weather, both of which make for great golfing and hiking. The 12News digital team has guides to help make your Valley experience GREAT.

Looking for a more low-key Super Bowl weekend? Here’s an introvert’s guide to avoiding crowds on Super Bowl weekend

And here are five interesting places in the metro Phoenix area that every out-of-towner should try to visit before departing after the Super Bowl.

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