KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- After you add in fees to Sunday's AFC Championship game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, one single ticket will cost you more than $400, FOX4 found out Monday. Tickets for Less Senior Vice President of Ticket Operations Jason Durbin said upper level tickets start at that amount. "Lower level, you can usually get in for somewhere between six to seven hundred dollars in the lower end zones," Durbin said in an interview with FOX4 Monday afternoon. "They just kind of go up from there. We have tickets all the way up to really good club level stuff for probably you know, a couple thousand, so it can be pretty pricey, especially in those warmer seats this time of year." Surprise, Arizona residents Megan and Matt Kinney went to Saturday's game and considered going to the AFC Championship game Sunday, January 26. The number that Durbin laid out wasn't surprising.  "We had talked about it because I can work remotely," Matt said when asked about how he was thinking about going to Sunday's game. "She's got PTO and what not, and the hotels aren't outrageously expensive in Kansas City, but when you start looking at spending that money, food, and then you know, you're sitting in the bleeders for 500 bucks."     Rochester Hills, MI resident Nathan Davis also went to Saturday's game and sat in the lower level. "So, again we paid about $410 a piece, which to me was definitely well worth it," Davis said. "But now you're looking at $1,200 to $1,300, so it's just... it's a lot." End Zone Extra: Get the top Chiefs news and insider features all season long In the club level, fans can go inside and heat up whenever they want. To see the tickets available on the Tickets For Less website, click here. To see the tickets available through the Chiefs' website, click here.  FOX4 found a resale ticket through the Chiefs' app in the upper level of the stadium Monday for more than $500.  The game against the Buffalo Bills starts at 5:30 p.m.