Each celebrity who attended the Super Bowl 2025: photos

These days, the Super Bowl is as much a celebrity show as a sports confrontation.

VIPS helped pack Caesars from New Orleans Superdome during the big Sunday match between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Champions of Kansas City champions.

The first arrivals included Kevin Costner, Pete Davidson, Paul Rudd and the CEO of Apple Tim Cook.

Jon Hamm announced the entrance to the field of the chiefs, while the fan of the pure and hard eagles Bradley Cooper had the honor to present his favorite team.

Not foreign to the Super Bowl, Tom Brady was suitable and ready for his second year as a Fox sports broadcaster.

But the biggest name that should be in the crowd was none other than the president Donald TrumpWho approached the naval air station joint reserve base New Orleans about 90 minutes before kick -off. He watched the match from the box of the owner of the New Orleans Holy Gayle Benson with his daughter Ivanka TrumpSon Eric Trump and their spouses.

Although entering the game has always meant to have to make follies, this year seems to be much more accessible to sports fans with additional liquidity to splash.

Sunday morning, Stubhub search showed Super Bowl Lix tickets on average at less than $ 2,400. (It is before the feared service costs and the sales tax, which can increase the price by around $ 900.)

These figures are a significant drop in prices for the final of last year’s NFL season between the Chiefs and the 49ers from San Francisco in Las Vegas. Tickets for the Super Bowl 2024 have skyrocketed to record prices with a pre-package price of approximately $ 6,900.

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