When the week started, Donna Kelce didn’t expect to be sitting next to Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl, watching the Kansas City Chiefs game. But as it turned out, they both ended up in the same suite. There was some confusion about where Donna would be sitting. During a Wednesday interview on the “Today” show, Donna was asked about her plans for the Kelce suite at the Super Bowl. She then revealed that, according to her sources, she wouldn’t be sitting in the suite. “You can understand that suites in Vegas cost millions of dollars, so I have a feeling I’m not in the suite,” Donna said. “I have a feeling I’m in the stands with everyone else because it’s an expensive Super Bowl.” The ticket prices for the Super Bowl are exceptionally high, especially if you want to sit in a regular seat. However, if you dream of a suite, you better be prepared for an expense that will surely hit your wallet hard.
According to the Suite Experience Group, a company that rents suites at Allegiant Stadium, a 20-person suite costs $1.8 million. You can also rent a premium spot, which includes eight tickets, for a cheaper price of $250,000. Despite these prices, there was no doubt that Swift would be in the suite, joined by Travis’ brother, Jason Kelce, and others.
Swift arrived at the game after a flight from Tokyo to Los Angeles on Saturday evening, and then to Las Vegas on Sunday. Meanwhile, Donna was alone in the suite for a while on Super Bowl Sunday, but her son and Taylor Swift later joined her.
Although Donna initially planned to sit in the stands and later was surprised by the suite, she wasn’t the only one, as the McCaffrey family had the same experience. In an interview, McCaffrey’s mother, Lisa, said that their family wouldn’t be in the suites because they were too expensive. “We looked into getting a suite, but none of us could afford it,” Lisa said on “Your Mom” with Ashley Adamson, according to the New York Post. “Even Christian, our ‘money man,’ and Olivia [Culpo] as our ‘money lady.’ So we don’t have a suite, I can tell you that now.”
A few days after these comments, Christian’s fiancée (Olivia Culpo) announced plans to surprise Lisa by renting a suite for the family at the Super Bowl. However, these plans were rejected by Christian himself, who didn’t agree to let Culpo pay for the suite. “She tried, but I won’t let anyone pay to watch me,” McCaffrey said in an interview with ExtraTV. It’s unclear whether this means Christian will pay for the suite or if everyone will be sitting in the stands, but we only know that the Kelce family organized everything in time before the Super Bowl, which is broadcasted by CBS (the game is also aired on Nickelodeon and streamed on Paramount+).
FAQ
1. Who are Donna Kelce and Taylor Swift?
Donna Kelce and Taylor Swift are well-known personalities who will be present at the Super Bowl and will be watching the Kansas City Chiefs game together.
2. What were Donna’s initial plans for her spot at the Super Bowl?
Donna initially planned to sit in the stands during the game.
3. What is the cost of a suite at the Super Bowl?
According to the Suite Experience Group, a 20-person suite costs $1.8 million, and you can also rent a premium spot for $250,000.
4. Who else was in the suite with Taylor Swift?
In the suite with Taylor Swift were her brother Travis, Jason Kelce (Donna’s brother), and others.
5. When did Swift arrive at the game?
Taylor Swift arrived at the game after a flight from Tokyo to Los Angeles on Saturday evening and then to Las Vegas on Sunday.
6. Did Donna initially plan to sit in the stands?
Yes, Donna initially planned to sit in the stands but later joined the suite with Taylor Swift and the Kelce family.
7. How did Christian McCaffrey’s fiancée surprise his family during the Super Bowl?
Christian’s fiancée, Olivia Culpo, planned to rent a suite for the McCaffrey family, but Christian himself rejected the idea and announced that he wouldn’t allow anyone to pay to watch him.
Definitions:
– Super Bowl: The championship game in American football, played annually in the United States. It is considered one of the most important sporting events in the country.
Links:
– Suite Experience Group – The official website of the company that rents suites at Allegiant Stadium.
– CBS – The homepage of CBS, which broadcasts the Super Bowl game.
– Nickelodeon – The homepage of Nickelodeon, which also broadcasts the Super Bowl game.
– Paramount+ – The homepage of the Paramount+ streaming service, where the Super Bowl game can also be watched.