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Big Game Helping Indy Thrive After Colts' Disastrous Season

By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: February 3, 2012
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If you can find a ticket to Sunday's Big Game, you can expect to pay quite a premium.  Some reports indicate tickets are going for anywhere between two and ten thousand dollars each.

But the ticket business is helping Indianapolis thrive in what is usually dead time of the year.  And the extra business is welcomed following the Colts' dismal year.

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