Any guess on crowd split?

[JSeahawks]

Finally get a west coast super bowl where we should be able to outnumber the opponent. I don't expect a Pittsbugh in Detroit type scenario where it was 90% Steelers fans, but would be nice if we could get a 60/40 or 70/30 advantage. I'm sure the Patriots have a pretty national fan base though based off their success with Brady and Beliceck (lots of front runners).

 

[Nosferatu]

That is a great question and so hard to say. With ticket prices way, way way outside a normal fan's price range, I imagine there will be a fair number of fans who are wealthy enough to go but just pick a team. Unfortunately, since it's in Silicon Valley, if the tech bros all go and are whiner fans, it could be tilted towards cheering for the Patriots. Hope I'm wrong.

 

[RiverDog]

It's being held on the west coast, so it will be easier for our fans to attend. There's also more snow birds from the Northwest that travel south to California and Arizona for the winter than there is New Englanders, who tend to winter in Florida.

The last time we met in the Super Bowl, it was held in Arizona, and I remember seeing that ticket sales reported that there were a lot more ticket purchases from zip codes in the Northwest area than there was the Northeast.

 

[Zybot]

I really want to go but these ticket prices are outrageous

 

[stang233]

Ticket prices are 3x last year. What is going on

 

[DTiempo81]

Honestly, Superbowl crowds generally are mixed with so many other team's fans/general spectators it won't really matter. The Hawks fans that are there will make a lot of noise, regardless of the mix!

 

[sutz]

We represented pretty well in 48, and that was in Jersey.

 

[SNDavidson]

We are about to put the world on notice, the team and fans both, we travel well and will be louder.