How To Score Cheap NFL Tickets

It’s 2011 – the U.S. economy continues to flop & smell like a dying fish, unemployment and prices continue to rise, and there are seemingly more and more signs of advanced global warming.

2012? Very little predicted change if the experts are to be believed, and (come December) the end of times, if the Mayan prophecy holds true.

Life goes on and bank accounts get smaller -- for the average NFL fan, anyway. But if you’re a real fan, you’re determined to not let something as trivial as a catastrophic natural event or the end of the world get between you and your NFL fix.

But in the face of all this adversity, is it still possible for the average fan to score cheap NFL tickets?

The answer is yes and with the help of four great websites, all it takes from you is a little effort, some due diligence, and the ability to...

So forget about eBay, Craig’s List, & scalping, and prime yourself by first reading up on NFL game ticket price trends.

Next, give SeatGeek (seatgeek.com) and TiqIQ (www.tiqiq.com) a whirl.SeatGeek will predict and forecast price trends based upon historical information, while TiqIQ uses up-to-the-minute stats such as weekly % change, % above/below average price, % above/below face value, and "TiqZones" in presenting its cutting-edge data.

If after that you’re ready to name your own price for the tickets you want, go to ScoreBig (www.scorebig.com).It works for airline tickets, so why not NFL football?

Regular season games are nice, but a fan’s ultimate score is a ticket to a post-season game. Playoff tickets are a virtual impossible dream for the average NFL fan, but TicketScore (ticketscore.com) gives that fan a chance. Not only can you use a weekly payment plan that is to your liking, but the final cost is considerably cheaper than buying one the conventional way. And, you are guaranteed a ticket if your team makes it to the playoffs. TicketScore, as well as ScoreBig, is for members only and requires an invitation to join.