What does a 5-1 start for Dallas mean other than renewed playoff hopes for the faithful?
More demand for Dallas tickets. Whether the fans showing up to AT&T Stadium are pulling for the Cowboys or their opponents, it's adding up to a higher ticket prices for those going to games.
According to www.tiqiq.com, which is a resale ticket market aggregator, the Cowboys ticket prices are at their highest average since the site starting tracking ticket prices in 2010. The current home ticket average for a game is $283.22, which is up more than eight percent since the season started.
That's also up nearly $20 a ticket since this time last year, when the average Cowboys ticket price was $264.06.
The quick start by the Cowboys also means that prices won't be going down anytime soon. The average price for Sunday's game against the New York Giants is up to $292.22. And if you plan on heading to AT&T Stadium for the Thanksgiving game against the Philadelphia Eagles, you can forget about finding any Black Friday discounts. That average ticket price is $342.82.
Despite the surge in prices, the Cowboys only rank seventh overall for average ticket prices. The leader is Seattle where the average price is more than $400 a game.
