Prices falling for SEC title game

SEC Championship game ticket prices have fallen this week and they are cheaper than last year, according to the SeatGeek.com.

Here’s some notes from ticketing website:

The "get-in" price for the SEC Championship game has dropped 15 percent from $225 at the start of the week to $190 Friday, and the average ticket price has fallen 33 percent from $410 to $276. In the same span for last year's game between Alabama and Georgia, the average ticket price for the game fell 20 percent from $467 to $370. It's not unusual for the price to drop over the course of the week.
What is also interesting is the huge difference in price between tickets in the respective Auburn and Missouri seating areas. In the upper deck, Mizzou fans can find tickets under $200, but on the Auburn side, seats at the same level start at $234 and have sold for an average of $247 since Monday. The difference is even more noticeable in the lower bowl, where Mizzou tickets are available for as little as $255, but Auburn seats start at $366 apiece and have gone for an average of $473 since Monday.
There are also far fewer tickets for sale in Auburn sections than in Missouri sections. That's noticeable in both the upper and lower levels — as well as behind each team's bench. While there are dozens of listings in Sections 114-117 behind the Mizzou sideline starting at $378 per ticket, only a handful of tickets are available in Sections 134-137 behind the Auburn sideline, and they start at $485 apiece.