Super Bowl 2011: All Out and On the Cheap

Going to Super Bowl XLV is definitely not cheap, but we show you how to do it "on the cheap" and how to go all out for Super Bowl XLV if money is not an issue.

Super Bowl Tickets: All Out -- 50 Yard Line

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TAMPA, FL - FEBRUARY 01: A fan holds up super bowl tickets outside the stadium prior to Super Bowl XLIII between the Arizona Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Steelers on February 1, 2009 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Get

Super Bowl XLV Tickets: 50-Yard Line Row 3 - $11,603/ticket

These are the best seats available and provide the best view in the house.  It's almost like you are on the sidelines.

Super Bowl Tickets: On The Cheap -- Nose Bleeds or Standing Room Only

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OAKLAND, CA - JANUARY 19: Fans of the Oakland Raiders fill even the 'nose-bleed' seats during the AFC Championship game against the Tennessee Titans at Network Associates Coliseum on January 19, 2003 in Oakland, California. The Raiders defeated the Tita

Sit outside the stadium and watch the game on giant outdoor HD TVs for $200/ticket.

Or if you want to get in the stadium to watch the game...

Super Bowl XLV Tickets: Section 345A - $2,614/ticket – The view might not be great but at least you’re in the stadium.  

Airfare: All Out -- Private Jet

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UNSPECIFIED, UNITED KINGDOM - OCTOBER 05: Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland poses in front of a private jet as he prepares to fly from Cardiff airport on October 5, 2010 in Cardiff, United Kingdom. McDowell scored the winning point at The Ryder Cup an

Private Jet – There’s not much else to say here, it’s a private jet!  Fly to and from the game on your own schedule.

Milwaukee $11,166 Round Trip – Up to six Passengers

Green Bay $12,048 Round Trip – Up to six Passengers

Pittsburgh $13,792 Round Trip – Up to six Passengers

Airfare: On The Cheap -- Commercial Flight

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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - JUNE 07: The new Airbus 380 lands to bring the German team to the Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo International Airport for the 2010 FIFA World Cup on June 7, 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Christof Koepsel/Getty Imag

One Stop Economy – Milwaukee (MKE) to Dallas (DFW) - $675/ticket on AirTran

One Stop Economy – Green Bay (GRB) to Dallas (DFW) - $1,149/ticket on American Airlines

One Stop Economy – Pittsburgh (PIT) to Dallas (DFW) - $950 on AirTran

Hotel: Suite at The Adolphus Hotel

Suite at The Adolphus Hotel - $455/night

Stay at one of the most beautiful hotels in Dallas.  Complimentary Wi-Fi, access to the fitness center, full service concierge, award winning restaurants, etc.

Hotel: On The Cheap -- 3 Star Hotel

3-Star Hotel - $126/night

It's a place to sleep with a warm bed and housekeeping.  You might want to bring some hand sanitizer and your own set of sheets.

Food: All Out -- Fine Dining at French Room

French Room - $145/person

The French Room gets 5-star reviews from just about every website and is the consensus best restaurant in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Food: On The Cheap at Fuzzy's Taco Shop

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop - $10/person

Fuzzy’s claims to have “The greatest Mexican food North of the Rio Grande” and for ten bucks a person none the less. 

Transportation to The Game: All Out In a Limo

Limo - $132/person

Pop champagne in the back of the limo as you roll into the game in style.  

Transportation to The Game: On The Cheap -- Walking To The Game

Walk to the game.

Well, it's free and good exercise to work off all of the tacos and cheap beer.