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by Joel Thorman • Feb 6, 2011 5:47 PM EST
Not that we're breaking any news, but you've gotta have some money to attend a Super Bowl. Super Bowl XLV tickets are running just under $2,000 -- on the cheap end -- and the closest parking spot is rumored to be over $900 (I saw $200 parking about a quarter mile away on the way into Cowboys Stadium in Dallas).
If you love your Green Bay Packers or Pittsburgh Steelers, I suppose you'd do whatever you could to get to the game.
But once you get into the game, the high prices don't stop.
You want a 20-ounce Pepsi? Six bucks.
The cheapest beers are $10 which is slightly higher than the regular season price, according to one vendor.
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