Super Bowl tickets are off to a slow start

Tickets for this year's Super Bowl aren't going as fast as previous years thanks to a change in how the tickets are allocated. This year, StubHub only had 1,800 tickets listed on Sunday night, about half the normal volume. The shift is due to the tickets normally allocated to brokers (like StubHub) being given to a new company called On Location Experiences. 9,000 tickets were given to On Location with the understanding that each team's fans would have 1,500 set aside. The end result will still be the same, with almost every ticket being sold, though the market for them will be more spread out.