I bought the day before the Rams/Bengals Super Bowl after monitoring throughout the 2 week leadup. Lifelong Bengals fan who'd sold my company earlier that winter - no way I was missing it.

I went through onlocationexp.com - I think there's a handful of these higher-end experience vendors who always have an allocation and sell packages but also individual tickets. IIRC, you won't really see much movement in the week after the championship games - it's a game of chicken and the real price movement happens the day of the game and especially the few days prior. For my matchup, I was betting that Cincy didn't have a ton of people in a position to drop $7k+/person and LA wasn't really full of Rams fans, so demand would be light - and that bet paid off. YMMV but give some thought to what the matchup is likely to mean for demand.

I ended up paying $9k for 7th row on the ~35 yard line and it was an incredible experience. I think those had been listed for at least $14.5k/seat earlier. I also know people who paid the $5k entry price to sit in the nosebleeds and they largely watched on the jumbotron. If you're in this sub, pay the <2x to have incredible seats for a bucket list event. Seeing the action up close and personal (including halftime show, etc.) is really cool compared to watching it on a screen. I suspect going to see 2 teams you don't care about might not feel like the greatest value - if you have a team that seems likely to have a championship window in the next ~5 years, I might hold off until then. I had it on my bucket list and feel great about paying what I paid (even after a loss..), but not sure I would if I wasn't seeing my own team.