Money is flowing into the NFL at a higher rate every season.<\/p>\n
With all 32 teams now valued at more than $7 billion, per Sportico, and a record salary cap of $301.2 million per team, it can be expensive to even be an NFL fan. Heading to the stadium means buying a ticket, paying for parking and likely purchasing food and drinks, and some home stadiums are pricier than others.<\/p>\n
Recent analysis from The Action Network<\/a> shows that based on ticket listings from the 32 NFL squads, the average family will save the most heading to a Browns<\/a> game, but spend the most heading to Buffalo for a Bills<\/a> game.<\/p>\n Here’s a look at the study’s results, including the cheapest and most expensive NFL stadiums to attend a game at.<\/p>\n MORE: Ranking the 6 international cities most likely to land a full-time NFL team<\/a><\/p>\n Most expensive NFL stadiums to attend\u00a0<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found that the most expensive gameday experience for a family of four \u2014 factoring in\u00a0four tickets, two beers, two soft drinks, four hot dogs and one parking pass \u2014 is the Buffalo Bills’ brand-new Highmark Stadium, with a total of $2,193.95 for all those prices combined.<\/p>\n Per The Action Network,<\/a> the study was based on Tickemaster ticket prices, Vivid Seats parking pass prices, and\u00a02025 concession prices adjusted for 2026 using U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI data.<\/p>\n Here’s an overall look at the 16 most expensive NFL stadiums to attend, per The Action Network:<\/a><\/p>\n TeamStadiumTotal Estimated Cost (Family of 4)BillsHighmark Stadium$2,193.95BearsSoldier Field$2,169.87EaglesLincoln Financial Field$2,116.94LionsFord Field$2,109.50SeahawksLumen Field$2,078.51RaidersAllegiant Stadium$1,805.99PackersLambeau Field$1,805.4949ersLevi’s Stadium$1,778.56CowboysAT&T Stadium$1,685.15BroncosEmpower Field at Mile High$1,655.57ChiefsGEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium$1,647.13RamsSoFi Stadium$1,627.71BengalsPaycor Stadium$1,475.85JaguarsEverBank Stadium$1,456.53PatriotsGillette Stadium$1,401.34VikingsU.S. Bank Stadium$1,369.44<\/p>\n Here’s a look at the most expensive stadiums on the list.<\/p>\n Bills<\/p>\n Buffalo is unveiling its brand-new Highmark Stadium in 2026, featuring a seating capacity of 60,108 \u2014 the smallest of any NFL team \u2014 coverage from weather for around 65% of the stadium and a total cost of $1.7 billion to build.<\/p>\n For fans, however, it appears that the expenses related to a brand-new stadium will show in 2026 prices. The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$1,982.80Two beers:\u00a0$19.44Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$13.19Four hot dogs:\u00a0$46.52Parking:\u00a0$132Total:\u00a0$2,193.95Bears\u00a0<\/p>\n While the Bears<\/a> have had their own stadium controversy surrounding a potential move to Indiana, heading to Soldier Field will remain pricey for 2026 after a breakout 2025 season.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets: $2,049.80Two beers:\u00a0$23.26Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$14.29Four hot dogs:\u00a0$32.52Parking:\u00a0$50Total:\u00a0$2,169.87Eagles<\/p>\n The Eagles<\/a> have been playing at Lincoln Financial Field since the 2003 season.<\/p>\n With the 2024 Super Bowl champions enjoying some success in recent years, it remains expensive to head to Philly.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$2,010Two beers:\u00a0$23.24Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$6.58Four hot dogs:\u00a0$27.12Parking:\u00a0$50Total: $2,116.94Lions<\/p>\n With the Lions<\/a>‘ resurgence in recent years, heading to Ford Field isn’t cheap, either.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$1,971.68Two beers:\u00a0$14.88Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$9.90Four hot dogs:\u00a0$33.04Parking:\u00a0$80Total:\u00a0$2,109.50Seahawks<\/p>\n Rounding out the top-5 is the defending Super Bowl champions’ home stadium, Lumen Field.<\/p>\n As the Seahawks<\/a> reached new heights in 2025, it appears to have impacted some prices.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$1,959.64Two beers:\u00a0$20.08Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$17.59Four hot dogs:\u00a0$36.20Parking:\u00a0$45Total:\u00a0$2,078.51<\/p>\n MORE: The NFL’s 25 highest-paid players for the 2026 season<\/a><\/p>\n Cheapest NFL stadiums to attend<\/p>\n Meanwhile, for some of the NFL’s worst-performing teams, that often means cheaper tickets for fans \u2014 with the Browns being case-in-point.<\/p>\n Here’s an overall look at the 16 cheapest NFL stadiums to attend, per The Action Network:<\/a><\/p>\n TeamStadiumTotal Estimated Cost (Family of 4)BrownsHuntingdon Bank Stadium$823.13TitansNissan Stadium$993.45ColtsLucas Oil Stadium$1,079.07SaintsCaesars Superdome$1,131.19JetsMetLife Stadium$1,152.77RavensM&T Bank Stadium$1,158.96BuccaneersRaymond James Stadium$1,169.07PanthersBank of America Stadium$1,202.89ChargersSoFi Stadium$1,205.83FalconsMercedez-Benz Stadium$1,232.67GiantsMetLife Stadium$1,236.89CardinalsState Farm Stadium$1,249.01SteelersAcrisure Stadium$1,254.20CommandersNorthwest Stadium$1,272.82TexansNRG Stadium$1,288.37DolphinsHard Rock Stadium$1,357.85<\/p>\n Here are the five cheapest NFL stadiums to attend, based on the study.<\/p>\n Browns<\/p>\n Heading to Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland is far less of a challenge for fans than attending games for most NFL teams in 2026.<\/p>\n As the Browns enter Year 1 under Todd Monken with plenty of roster turnover, they will at least offer some affordable tickets.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$731.04Two beers:\u00a0$14.78Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$13.19Four hot dogs:\u00a0$14.12Parking:\u00a0$50Total:\u00a0$823.13Titans<\/p>\n There’s optimism for the Titans<\/a> in the Cam Ward-Robert Saleh era entering 2026, but a three-win 2025 season means tickets in Tennessee, playing at Nissan Stadium, aren’t too high.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$889.84Two beers:\u00a0$22.18Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$15.39Four hot dogs:\u00a0$26.04Parking:\u00a0$40Total:\u00a0$993.45Colts<\/p>\n The Colts<\/a> looked like a playoff contender in 2025, until they weren’t. The hope is that Daniel Jones can lead a return to the postseason in 2026. Attending games at Lucas Oil Stadium won’t be too expensive for fans, either.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$953.96Two beers:\u00a0$16.92Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$13.19Four hot dogs:\u00a0$25Parking:\u00a0$70Total:\u00a0$1,079.07Saints<\/p>\n With Kellen Moore at the helm, Tyler Shough at quarterback and plenty more talent, the Saints<\/a> look to be on the upswing. Two years after hosting the Super Bowl, tickets at Caesars Superdome also aren’t out-of-reach.<\/p>\n The Action Network’s study found the following prices for fan costs:<\/p>\n Four tickets:\u00a0$1,025.48Two beers:\u00a0$24.30Two fountain drinks:\u00a0$15.37Four hot dogs:\u00a0$26.04Parking:\u00a0$40Total:\u00a0$1,131.19Jets<\/p>\n