If you were planning to attend Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final in St. Louis on Sunday, hopefully you saved up.
The contest - which could see the host Blues win their first-ever Stanley Cup against the visiting Boston Bruins - is the most expensive Stanley Cup Final game this decade, on average, and the second-most expensive game among the four major North American sports leagues in the same span, according to prices at Ticket IQ.
Event
Average ticket
Cheapest ticket
2016 World Series Game 7
$5300
$1900
2019 SCF Game 6
$4290
$2019
2018 Super Bowl
$4081
$2550
2012 Super Bowl
$4212
$2325
2017 Super Bowl
$4221
$220
2011 Super Bowl
$3649
$2260
2017 SCF Game 6
$3416
$1488
2011 SCF Game 7
$3411
$1375
* Prices according to Ticket IQ
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