How to buy tickets to the NFC Championship game for the 49ers

The San Francisco 49ers are moving on to the NFC Championship game.

Defeating the Dallas Cowboys, 19-12, the 49ers will now travel to Philadelphia, PA to take on the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in the conference title game. While the trek may seem taunting, a chance to see the two best teams in. the NFC could be too much to pass up.

However, if you do plan on going, be prepared to fork up some change.

Per TickPick, the clash between the 49ers & Eagles could be one of the most expensive title games in history. Get-in prices are currently listed at $883 when they go on sale Tuesday. And with close to 20% of ticket sales coming from California, expect a considerable Red & Gold presence in the city of Brotherly Love.

Eagles – 49ers in Philly Sunday is the most expensive Conference title game ever

Average purchase price is $1,102 – 31% more expensive than last year’s NFC Championship game with 49ers – Rams

Most Expensive Purchase so far is 2 tickets $4,178 each $8,356 total. From @TickPick pic.twitter.com/zkh5JGVLS1

— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) January 23, 2023

The 49ers and Eagles last met in the 2021 season, San Francisco emerged victorious in that contest, 17-11. Holding a lead in the all-time record at 19-14-1, the Niners will now face one their toughest tests of the season yet.

“There’s a reason that they’ve been the best in the league so far throughout this whole year, offense, defensive, special teams. Last year we were really concerned going into the game playing them. We knew they had some good talent and they had good schemes and that was a real tough game there and all they’ve done is play together, add some more players and have gotten a lot better since then,” 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said.

Tickets go on sale Tuesday at 7 a.m. PST, according to the Philadelphia Eagles.

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