CFP National Championship Game Concession Prices Revealed by Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Monday's College Football Playoff national championship game between Ohio State and Notre Dame may feature the most expensive tickets in the sport's history, but at least the fans won't have to worry about being overcharged for concessions once they are inside Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

As Front Office Sports shared Sunday, Mercedes-Benz Stadium plans to continue its "fan first" pricing when it comes to food and drinks.

That means cheeseburgers and draft beers will cost $5, french fries and hot dogs will cost $3, and soda, pretzels and popcorn will cost $2:

Unfortunately for fans hoping to get tickets, it will cost considerably more money to get into the stadium.

Front Office Sports relayed data from TickPick on Friday and noted the average purchase price of $2,637 per ticket is 36 percent more than last year's game between Michigan and Washington and on pace to set the record for the most expensive national title game.

The fans will save money on concessions at least, which is something of a developing pattern in the sports world at this point.

The Masters is is famous for its affordable concession prices in the golf world, and NBA teams such as the Phoenix Suns and Utah Jazz have also turned heads with similar approaches at times this season:

With costs such as tickets, parking, apparel and more seemingly always increasing, concessions becoming more affordable across different sports and different venues is surely a welcome development for fans as they look to attend more games in person.