How much do tickets for the Browns - Texans AFC Wild Card game cost?

The Wild Card Games are set, and the playoffs are waiting for what is coming. This time, the Cleveland Browns will host the Houston Texans. The Game is set for Saturday at NRG Stadium at 4:30 p.m. Everyone is wondering if seats are available and how much it costs to support either team.

One cool thing about American sports that differs from European or Latin American is that anyone can buy a ticket and attend the games and that there is no separation between home and away fans. So if you are looking for seats, you are in luck.

So, how much do tickets for the Browns and Texans cost?

According to StubHub, tickets for the game start at $166 at the 600 level. However, if you are looking for a better view, tickets behind the Browns’ bench at the 50-yard line begin at $526 in the 100-level, but they can go as high as $950 in the 300s.

The most expensive tickets in the coveted end zone are tickets in the 100-level Elgin at around $1,500 bucks. The prices are subject to change based on the seller and availability.

If you are looking for tickets, Vivid-seats still has all available seats.

Here at AS USA we have you covered for all the NFL postseason action.

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