Celebrate The Super Bowl with The Greatest Football Cities in America
Entertainment Gabe Zaldivar January 30, 2017
The Super Bowl means fatty appetizers, snarky comments during the commercials and lots of cold beer.
It also means the end of the football season.
Thankfully, website WalletHub compiled some intriguing facts and came up with the absolute best cities for football. If you were every planning a future trip to honor that most special of American pastimes, then you would do well to visit its post entitled “2017’s Best & Worst Cities for Football Fans.”
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The website ranked various cities based on criteria that would matter to super fans, such as: number of NFL teams in the area, ticket price to said games, number of college teams, popularity and general fan engagement.
Well, before the Super Bowl’s actual kickoff the numbers are in, and it’s Green Bay that takes the proverbial cake when it comes to football fandom, followed by Pittsburgh, New York, Dallas and Boston.
There are some other interesting takeaways, such as the lowest average ticket price, which goes to those in Jacksonville, Florida. If you want a deeper dive into the Super Bowl, WalletHub provides that as well with the following infographic.
More than two stellar teams, the big game will also bring 140,000 visitors into the Houston area as well as 1,300 more general aviation aircraft.
Here are a great deal more facts and figures to spout off on Sunday.
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