(KRON) -- The San Francisco 49ers play the Detroit Lions on Sunday with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line. While ticket prices to last week's game against the Packers were described by an expert as "fair," they are significantly more expensive for Sunday's conference title game.
On SeatGeek Thursday evening, the cheapest ticket was going for $382 before fees. For the Packers game, a ticket could be had for $180 before fees.
However, fees make a significant difference. After they are included, the $382 ticket on SeatGeek becomes $518.
Prices on other secondary markets were comparable to SeatGeek. On TicketMaster, the cheapest seat was $440 before fees and $532 after fees. On StubHub, the cheapest seat was $436 before fees and $555 after.
Sitting closer will cost more money. The cheapest 100-level ticket on SeatGeek was going for $894 after fees in section 125, behind an end zone. Prices were similar on other sites.
SeatGeek offered front-row tickets behind the end zone for $1,665 apiece. For those really looking to splurge, two tickets were listed on StubHub for $9,200 each offering unlimited food, "Tunnel Club" and VIP Lounge access. Those seats are field-level behind the end zone.
Tickets to get into the NFL's other championship game are even more expensive. Fans wanting to see Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Chiefs play in Baltimore against Lamar Jackson's Ravens would have to pay at least $641 after fees based on Thursday's prices, and tickets below $700 are hard to come by.
The 49ers and Lions game will kick off at 3:30 p.m. PT.