There’s less than a month to go before Super Bowl 60 kicks off in Santa Clara, California. While the Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers, Houston Texans, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears are still vying for a spot in this year’s Super Bowl, fans from around the country are looking ahead at ticket prices for the big game. Video above: Trailer released for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 Halftime ShowThe California Bay Area has hosted the Super Bowl twice before, in 1985 at Stanford Stadium and in 2016 at Levi’s Stadium — where this year’s game will be played Sunday, Feb. 8.The 49ers have a shot at playing the Super Bowl in their home stadium, making ticket options on the secondary market quite pricey at this stage in the game. Before kickoff of Saturday’s NFL divisional round playoff games, the most expensive tickets for the Super Bowl were found on SeatGeek at $110,300 in a field box. The site also has tickets listed for as much as $84,947 in a sideline VIP section.StubHub has field box seats, like SeatGeek has listed, but at a lower price. For seats in a VIP section on this site, it is $64,947. Three other sites have hundreds of listings for Super Bowl tickets, at much lower prices than SeatGeek and StubHub.But they shouldn’t be considered a bargain. The most expensive ticket on VividSeats is listed at $27,694, right on the 50-yard line a few rows back from the field.The most expensive ticket on Gametime is listed at $23,161 at the 35-yard line, 10 rows back. The most expensive ticket on Ticketmaster is listed at $27,281, though the location is not quite as prime as the previous two sites. This ticket is in Section 110, around the 20-yard line and 37 rows back from the field. Looking for the cheapest way for you and a friend to see the big game? The get-in price falls quite a bit. The cheapest pairs of tickets on these five secondary sites run from the $6,000 to $8,000 range. VividSeats: $6,078 each for two ticketsGametime: $6,665 each for two tickets StubHub: $6,906 each for two tickets SeatGeek: $7,991 each for two ticketsTicketmaster: $8,184 each for two tickets At this point, prices for Super Bowl 60 are the highest seen in quite some time. Last year, when Super Bowl 59 was held in New Orleans, ticket prices were dropping considerably the closer it got to game time. That could be the case this year, too, depending one which teams advance to the AFC and NFC conference championships after this weekend’s divisional round.

There’s less than a month to go before Super Bowl 60 kicks off in Santa Clara, California.

While the Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers, Houston Texans, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears are still vying for a spot in this year’s Super Bowl, fans from around the country are looking ahead at ticket prices for the big game.

Video above: Trailer released for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show

The California Bay Area has hosted the Super Bowl twice before, in 1985 at Stanford Stadium and in 2016 at Levi’s Stadium — where this year’s game will be played Sunday, Feb. 8.

The 49ers have a shot at playing the Super Bowl in their home stadium, making ticket options on the secondary market quite pricey at this stage in the game.

Before kickoff of Saturday’s NFL divisional round playoff games, the most expensive tickets for the Super Bowl were found on SeatGeek at $110,300 in a field box. The site also has tickets listed for as much as $84,947 in a sideline VIP section.

StubHub has field box seats, like SeatGeek has listed, but at a lower price. For seats in a VIP section on this site, it is $64,947.

Three other sites have hundreds of listings for Super Bowl tickets, at much lower prices than SeatGeek and StubHub.

But they shouldn’t be considered a bargain.

The most expensive ticket on VividSeats is listed at $27,694, right on the 50-yard line a few rows back from the field.

The most expensive ticket on Gametime is listed at $23,161 at the 35-yard line, 10 rows back.

The most expensive ticket on Ticketmaster is listed at $27,281, though the location is not quite as prime as the previous two sites. This ticket is in Section 110, around the 20-yard line and 37 rows back from the field.

Looking for the cheapest way for you and a friend to see the big game? The get-in price falls quite a bit.

The cheapest pairs of tickets on these five secondary sites run from the $6,000 to $8,000 range.

• VividSeats: $6,078 each for two tickets
• Gametime: $6,665 each for two tickets
• StubHub: $6,906 each for two tickets
• SeatGeek: $7,991 each for two tickets
• Ticketmaster: $8,184 each for two tickets

At this point, prices for Super Bowl 60 are the highest seen in quite some time. Last year, when Super Bowl 59 was held in New Orleans, ticket prices were dropping considerably the closer it got to game time.

That could be the case this year, too, depending one which teams advance to the AFC and NFC conference championships after this weekend’s divisional round.