The Jets are playing “meaningful December games” for the first time in years, and apparently, that comes with a price. The 2023 NY Jets ticket invoice was released today, and prices are rising. We don’t have access to the data for each section, but we can speak to the lower-level end-zone invoice we received for our tickets.<\/p>\n
Four Lower Level End Zone Seats & Two Platinum Parking Passes:<\/p>\n
2022 Price: $5,604<\/p>\n
2023 Price: $6,304<\/p>\n
That is slightly over a 12% increase for our bill. Ouch. Might be time to drop the extra two seats, but that is a topic for another day. The total cost of season ticket ownership is higher when you factor in the PSL fees. Dennis Waszak has some additional<\/a> details.<\/p>\n The\u00a0Jets, who are 7-4\u00a0and in the middle of the AFC playoff hunt, are increasing prices of tickets an average of 12% next year. It\u2019s the second season in a row the team is raising ticket prices after not doing so since 2016.<\/p>\n The latest increase marks just the fourth time average ticket prices went up since MetLife Stadium opened in 2010, but it will be on par with the league-wide average for this season.<\/p>\n According to the Team Marketing Report Fan Cost Index, the Jets rank fifth-best in value this season, based on four average-priced tickets, parking and select concessions and merchandise.<\/p>\n After raising parking costs for the first time at MetLife Stadium this season, there will be no increase next year.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n