Travis Kelce reveals the staggering cost of Taylor Swift’s Super Bowl suite in Las Vegas in a behind-the-scenes look

KANSAS City Chiefs star Travis Kelce revealed how much it cost him to rent a suite for Super Bowl LVIII during an appearance on Netflix’s new NFL show “Receiver.”

The Chiefs tight end secured ultra-premium seats at Allegiant Stadium in February for his girlfriend Taylor Swift, his pre- and post-wedding family, and friends.

In episode 8 of “Receiver,” Kelce, 34, was seen talking to 30-year-old San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle about the suites.

When asked by the Chiefs star if his family would watch the game in a suite, Kittle said, “I can’t.”

“Because it’s $3 million damn?” Kelce then asked.

Kittle revealed that he had spoken to some of his 49ers teammates about renting a suite to cut costs.

But even though he has “a good contract” – a five-year, $75 million deal he signed in 2020 – he decided not to spend too much money on the super-expensive seats.

“It just means, ‘You guys are going to be OK,'” he told Kelce before shrugging.

Kelce mentioned the outrageous cost of the Super Bowl trip on the New Heights podcast before the championship game, which the Chiefs would win 25-22.

“I don’t really do much differently other than just counting how much money I spend on this damn Super Bowl so family and friends can come,” he said.

“I’m just making sure I have the finances under control and don’t lose all the money.”

The suites in the north end zone of Allegiant Stadium for Super Bowl LVIII cost about $1 million.

A more expensive option was offered at three times the price, but offered fans a truly unique experience.

It included VIP parking passes and entrances, private amenities and a prime view of the field.

The suites also featured an impressive selection of food and drinks.

The menu included carne asada fries, seafood-stuffed potatoes, surf and turf nachos and Wagyu beef hot dogs.

Meanwhile, Kelce recently amused some A-list celebs with his antics at Swift’s Eras tour gig in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Comedian Nikki Glaser, who was at the concert, said she saw the Chiefs tight end walking backstage before the concert.

“We were on our way out early and just saw Travis sprinting through the aisles to get backstage,” Glaser said in a TikTok.

“I’ve met him before, but I didn’t have time to say anything other than, ‘We love you, Travis.’

“And that’s what we do.”

Glaser, who brought her parents to the event, added that Swift “put on three fantastic shows” in Amsterdam.