Huntington Bank Field Is the Cheapest NFL Stadium for Families
Huntington Bank Field, home of the Cleveland Browns, has the NFL’s lowest family-of-four stadium cost at $823.13, which is $651.42 below the league average.
Action Network’s data experts analyzed 539,192 ticket listings across all 32 NFL teams, spanning 272 Ticketmaster event pages. Food, drink and parking prices were then added to calculate a consistent 2026 stadium cost for a family of four.
Five quick takeaways from Action Network's 2026 ranking of NFL stadium costs for families.
Huntington Bank Field, home of the Cleveland Browns, has the NFL’s lowest family-of-four stadium cost at $823.13, which is $651.42 below the league average.
Highmark Stadium, home of the Buffalo Bills, tops the ranking at $2,193.95 for a family of four, $719.40 above the NFL average.
Across all 32 team-linked stadium entries, the average family-of-four package costs $1,474.55. Four tickets account for $1,352.76, with food, drinks and parking adding another $121.79.
A four-ticket package at Soldier Field costs $2,049.80, the highest in the NFL and $697.04 above the league-wide four-ticket average of $1,352.76.
A family buying two beers, two soft drinks and four hot dogs at Allegiant Stadium would spend $86.63, the highest combined food-and-drink cost in the NFL. The league average for the same concession bundle is $63.73.
Cleveland is the clear low-cost outlier, with Tennessee next at $993.45. The infographic below shows every part of the same family-of-four package for all 16 teams at a glance.
Buffalo, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Seattle all clear $2,000 for a family of four. The infographic below mirrors the cheapest view, but for the 16 costliest NFL stadiums for families.
Compare both ends of each stadium-cost category. Switch the measure and choose Most Expensive or Cheapest to see the five highest or five lowest prices across the NFL.
Choose any two team-linked NFL stadium entries to compare the same family-of-four package side by side. By default, the tool opens with the cheapest and most expensive stadium entries in the 2026 ranking.
Switch the order to see all 32 teams with the most expensive half first or the cheapest half first. The first 16 rows appear in the lead colour, with the remaining 16 continuing beneath in the opposite half.
All prices are based on publicly available team and ticketing data and adjusted to reflect the 2026 NFL season. To calculate the cost for a family of four, we included:
In total, Action Network’s data experts analyzed 539,192 ticket listings across all 32 NFL teams, drawn from 272 Ticketmaster event pages. Ticket prices were gathered from Ticketmaster and other official outlets. We filtered out atypical listings, removing ultra-premium or luxury packages as well as unusually low promotional offers, to ensure prices reflected what a family would realistically pay at the higher end for a regular-season stadium visit.
Where official 2026 stadium concession and parking prices were not yet available, 2025 prices from Fox 5, Dose and Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index were used as the baseline. These 2025 prices were adjusted to estimated 2026 levels using the latest available 12-month Consumer Price Index (CPI) changes published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, through June 2026. Category-specific CPI measures were used rather than a single overall inflation rate:
These CPI adjustments are used only to estimate 2026 concession and parking costs. Ticket prices are based on 2026-season listings and are not CPI-adjusted.
The cheapest ranking orders teams from the lowest total to the highest, and the most expensive ranking reverses that order. The Jets and Giants, and the Rams and Chargers, remain separate because their ticket costs differ even though each pair shares a stadium. Child admission policies are shown as supporting information and do not alter the package total.
You can view the complete dataset used for this analysis here: NFL Stadium Costs for Families 2026 | Action Network.
Sources: Action Network data analysis; Ticketmaster; official NFL team websites; Fox 5; Dose; Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index; and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.