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How to Afford the Cost of Sporting Events

How to Afford the Cost of Sporting Events

Professional sporting events come with high prices for tickets, concessions, parking, and apparel—it all adds up. But millions of us continue to attend for our love of the game, our love of our teams, and a few hours of entertainment.

One way you can help manage the costs is by comparing average rankings of ticket prices and concessions prices for the top four American sports and considering ways to save.
Check out the following infographic, originally featured on our Financial Resource Center. Consider it research for responsible money management…with a fun twist!


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