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The Americans are preparing for the Super Bowl to start on Sunday, and although the expense on festivities related to the great game is updated, more fans want to mark it again than wanting to spend more, according to a new report.
A Landingtree study found that 75% of Americans said they will tune in the Super Bowl, but those who plan to see almost a third, or 31%, say they will spend less on the festivities of the Super Bowl than last year, the Last year, last year, well above 19% who says they will spend more. Half of Americans say their expense will be the same as last year.
Americans who plan to spend on Super Bowl festivities hope to spend $ 142 on average, a 22% increase in $ 116 a year ago. The main items in which they plan to spend include food and drinks, as well as fan equipment.
“Although more people say they are going to spend less, the average amount for the people who are going to spend increased quite significantly,” said Matt Schulz, a leading lendingtree analyst, Fox Business. “You are talking about $ 25, which is not going to change the lives of most people, but it’s nothing when you’re just talking about meeting to watch a football match with friends.”
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“It is a fairly significant division there and, again, I think you can look back and blame so many things for inflation and high prices and high interest rates and all that, and I think this is another of those cases more likely “Schulz said.
The report indicated that 41% of Super Bowl observers say they will make bets related to the game, including 66% of Zers gen, 59% of parents with young children, 56% of millennials and 51% Men’s. Most plan to make smaller bets, with only 41% planning to bet $ 100 or more and a similar number that they will use that they will use a credit card to place their bets.
“Certainly, as we have seen from the pandemic, sometimes people as spending more on what they want to spend to compensate how stressful it has been or crazy things have been,” said Schulz.
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Landingtree findings occur as a separate study conducted by the Bank of America Institute showed that the expenditure of Americans in Spectator Sports reached a historical maximum in 2024.
The study of Insights Bank of America Market Bandscape Insights found that consumers spend an average of $ 1,122 in sports annually, a figure that includes everything, from attending games to buying sports teams.
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The Bank of America report deepened the local economic impact of live sporting events by observing the Super Bowl LVIII last year in Las Vegas, which promoted retail spending 8% higher compared to the rest of the month.
Super Bowl Lix will be broadcast on Fox this Sunday, February 9 at 6:30 pm The game is played in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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They will face the Philadelphia Eagles, since Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley seek to end the chief career.
