The 2025 NFL season is in full swing, with fans from coast to coast flocking to stadiums to support their teams. Yet, for families, the excitement of game day can quickly become a costly affair.
The Action Network conducted an analysis of the average expenses for a family of four attending games at each NFL stadium. The findings reveal that Ford Field ranks as the second most expensive venue for families in 2025.
Top 3 Most Expensive Stadiums for Families:
- Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Eagles): Leading the list, a family of four spends an average of $2,133.44. Ticket prices alone exceed $2,000, at $2,058.44. Additionally, four hot dogs’ cost $13.07, and two soft drinks are priced at $6.36.
- Ford Field (Detroit Lions): Coming in second, a family outing costs $2,053.53. While concessions are relatively high ($25.46 for two beers, $9.57 for soft drinks, $26.23 for hot dogs, and $51.95 for parking), the majority of the expense stems from tickets, totaling nearly $1,940.32 for four seats.
- Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas Raiders): Ranking third, the average cost for a family of four is $1,981.48.
Top 3 Most Affordable Stadiums for Families:
Despite rising prices, some teams offer more budget-friendly options for families.
- MetLife Stadium (New York Jets): The most economical choice, with a family of four spending an average of $555.94. Ticket prices are $493.24 for four seats, with additional costs like $14.85 for beers, $11.69 for soft drinks, $21.86 for hot dogs, and $14.30 for parking.
- Huntington Bank Field (Cleveland Browns): Second on the list, families spend around $738.71, which is still well below the league average. Tickets cost $645.64 for four.
- Nissan Stadium (Tennessee Titans): In third place, a family of four spends $844.72, with ticket prices at $772.28.