Ads for 2024 Super Bowl Already Sold Out
The stage is now set for the 2024 Super Bowl Sunday, February 11 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas and commercial air time has already sold out.
The defending champion Kansas City Chiefs will take on the San Francisco 49ers at 6:30 pm. The game will be broadcast on CBS, and can be streamed via Paramount Plus as well as the NFL network’s app or website.
Even though the big game is roughly two weeks away, advertising time during the broadcast has already sold-out, with an average cost of $7 million dollars for 30 seconds. That’s the same cost as last year, but up about $500,000 since 2022.
Advertisers You’ll See During the 2024 Super Bowl:
- M&M’s
- BetMGM
- Drumstick
- Frito-Lay
- Mountain Dew
- Popeyes
- Pringles
- Pepsico’s Starry
- Toyota
- Anheuer-Busch’s Budweiser, Bud Light and Anheuser-Bush’s Michelob Ultra all return for a total of 2.5 minutes of air time
- Uber
- E*Trade from Morgan Stanley
- The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (first-ever Super Bowl commercial)
- Doritos
- Reese’s
- Nerds
- Coors Light
- Booking.com
- Kia America
- Volkswagen
- e.l.f. Cosmetics
- DraftKings
- DoorDash
- Kawasaki
- Paramount+
- FanDuel
- NYX Professional Makeup
- Intuit’s TurboTax
- Squarespace
- Oreo
- Dove
- Opendoor
- BMW
King of the Super Bowl Commercials
Budweiser remains the all-time leader when it comes to the amount of money spent on Super Bowl ads. According to statista.com, Budweiser had spent a whopping $470.5 million on Super Bowl commercials between the first Big Game in 1967 and Super Bowl LIV in 2020.
A Ticket to the Super Bowl is Going to Cost You
If you hope to be able to get a ticket to the Big Game this year, prepare to shell out some big bucks. Official tickets and hospitality packages to watch the game in-person are available at On Location, as well as on resale sites such as TicketMaster, Vivid Seats, Seat Geek and Stubhub
- As of January 29, the cheapest single ticket price is listed at $7,000
- The most expensive package runs as high as $90,000
- Allegiant Stadium is one of the smallest in the league’s history, with just 65,000 seats. That means ticket prices could keep climbing
- Tickets for the first Super Bowl in 1967 were just $12 each. The price didn’t top $100 until 1988
Score Big With These 5 Tasty Game Day Appetizers
Chicken Wings
Whether you’re going store-bought or homemade, chicken wings are a definite crowd pleaser. They’re easily customizable from a simple dry rub to a tossed-in sauce moment. And if you are trying to keep things somewhat on the healthier side, you can always bake your wings instead of frying them.
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Nachos
Nachos are a game-day favorite for many. You can go all out with toppings or keep it simple if you need to make something quick. The main ingredients include tortilla chips, cheese, and toppings. These toppings can be meat, tomatoes, black olives, black beans, corn, onions, among others.
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Buffalo Chicken Dip
Buffalo chicken dip features chicken mixed with your favorite buffalo sauce and cream cheese. If don’t feel like cooking the chicken, you can always grab a rotisserie chicken. It can be paired with tortilla chips, crackers, or toasted baguette slices.
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Loaded Potato Skins
These are a budget-friendly option that can be made with ingredients that you probably already have on hand. It’s a more effortless appetizer made with the crispy skins of a baked potato filled with bacon, cheese, sour cream, and chives. To make it more of an appetizer, you can opt for smaller potatoes.
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Man 'n' Cheese Bites
This appetizer is like a miniature bite of comfort food. They’re creamy balls of mac and cheese that are crispy on the outside and cheesy on the inside. And they are made with a few ingredients including pasta, cheese, milk, flour, eggs, panko, and seasonings.
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