The NFL season kicks off in just a few weeks, and if you’re planning to catch Week 1 games live, now is the time to buy tickets. According to USA Today, tickets are still available for all games in the first week, but prices vary depending on the matchup and stadium.
How Much Do Tickets Cost?
The cheapest options start around $20–30 for some games, but for top matchups, such as those featuring the defending champion, prices can reach several hundred dollars. Exact figures depend on the game, seat location, and purchase date — the closer to the game, the higher the price.
Why This Matters for Our Readers
If you live outside the US and want to buy NFL tickets, you might run into a problem: many ticket platforms only accept US-issued cards or require an international card. Russian Visa and Mastercard cards, as you know, don’t work abroad. But there’s a solution — a virtual card that you can issue instantly and use for payment.
How to Pay for Tickets from Abroad
- Choose a ticket service — Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, etc. Make sure they accept international cards.
- Issue a virtual card — for example, through VirtCardPay, funding it with crypto (USDT, USDC) or from a bank card.
- Pay for the ticket — enter the virtual card details as you would a regular card. Ensure the billing address matches the one you used when registering.
- Receive your ticket — usually it comes via email as a PDF or barcode.
Tips for Travelers
If you’re heading to the US for the game, don’t forget insurance and an eSIM for connectivity — these can also be paid with a virtual card. To avoid currency conversion fees, choose a card in USD.
Conclusion
The NFL season is a great reason to plan a trip or just buy a ticket online, but the key is to sort out your payment method in advance. A virtual card solves the international payment problem, letting you enjoy the game without extra stress.
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