The Dallas Cowboys Are The Most Expensive NFL Team To Go See In Person
If a fan wants to go see the Dallas Cowboys in person this season it will cost them $166.70 on average according to the Adult Cost Index (ACI), once again the most expensive team in the NFL.
The ACI is calculated using data collected by Team Marketing Report from surveys of teams. Similar to Team Marketing's Fan Cost Index (FCI), which looks at the cost of attending a game for a family of four, the ACI is the cost for a single fan to purchase an average-priced ticket, one beer, one soft drink, one hot dog, and half the cost of parking at the stadium. The biggest difference between the FCI and ACI is that we have removed the extraneous costs (e.g. caps, programs) and assume the fan shares the cost of parking with one other person.
The average ACI in the NFL this season is $117.81, up 3.9% from last season ($113.42). Of the 32 teams in the NFL, 22 have an ACI of at least $100.00.
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