INDIANAPOLIS — If you are a family looking to get out of the house, football games can be a fun option.
But different kinds of football games will cost different prices.
For four people, local high school games will run you up to $10 a ticket. A $3.40 additional fee might also apply since most tickets, if not all, are bought online.
That brings the cost of your evening to $43.50.
Kids five and under are often free, and students may or may not pay depending on the high school.
For the Indiana University versus Purdue game in Bloomington, adult tickets start at $45 and kids 18 and under tickets are $20. The electronic fee is $10 bringing your total to $140. Free parking is available in Poplars and Hendericks garages along with a shuttle.
13News found discounted IU tickets at Costco on County Line Road, but exclusions apply.
Butler University games are a little more budget friendly.
To attend, it's $12 for adults and $8 for kids ages 3 to 12. Youth tickets are bought at the gate. Butler University also does not appear to charge an electronic fee.
Event parking is $15 bringing your total for a family of four to $55.
An Indianapolis Colts game is the most expensive option.
The cheapest non-resale tickets 13News could find are $65 a piece for the December 22 game against the Tennessee Titans. That is $260 plus $53.75 in fees. Tack on $35 to park and the total comes to $348.85.
Depending on you team's success, tickets could be much cheaper on third-party sites. However, Ticketmaster Verified Resale fees can be more money.
If you want to eat or drink at any of the games, remember to budget more money.