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Limited tickets available for Super Bowl XLIX Media Day
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There are many media sessions, news conferences and the like in
the world of modern professional sports -- but there is only one Super Bowl Media Day.
Thousands of credentialed media members annually descend upon the year's host location of the biggest event in sports -- this year, the greater Phoenix area -- to gather the best soundbytes from the game's participants. Some engage in the event as part of their employment, while others arrive costumed in hopes of attracting national attention. Either way, it's quite the spectacle to see.
Thousands of credentialed media members annually descend upon the year's host location of the biggest event in sports -- this year, the greater Phoenix area -- to gather the best soundbytes from the game's participants. Some engage in the event as part of their employment, while others arrive costumed in hopes of attracting national attention. Either way, it's quite the spectacle to see.
Super Bowl Date, Time & Location 2015
Super Bowl Time 2015
As the NFL playoffs begin, it’s time for the fans to start getting ready for Super Bowl XLIX.Here are the basics of the biggest game of the season:
Date
Sunday, Feb. 1, 2015
Time
6:30 p.m. EasternLocation
University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Az.Entertainment
Super Bowl Tickets 2015
Super Bowl XLIX Tickets Information
The Super Bowl is the championship
game of the NFL, played early in the year as the culmination of the
playoffs. The location of the Super Bowl rotates each year with New
Orleans and Miami having hosted the most big games in history. The Super
Bowl is held two weeks after the AFC & NFC Championship Games are
decided, although it used to be held the following weekend.The first Super Bowl was played on January 15th, 1967 as the game to determine the Champion
Super Bowl Party Recipes 2015
Super Bowl Recipes-some exemples
Make this 2015 Super Bowl the best game day yet with these easy party recipes, including snacks and appetizers.
Make this 2015 Super Bowl the best game day yet with these easy party recipes, including snacks and appetizers.
Serve this classic chowder with oyster crackers and as much hot sauce as you desire.
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Super Bowl Kickoff and Half Time Show
Super Bowl TV Schedule & Kickoff
Ready for some CHAMPIONSHIP football?It will be a clash of epic proportions -- when the New England Patriots and defending Super Bowl champions the Seattle Seahawks square off on Sunday, February 1, 2015 at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona at Super Bowl XLIX.
There's no threat of a February blizzard as there was in New Jersey at the 2014 Super Bowl. This year's game will be totally "cool" -- as the AC system and retractable roof at the desert stadium ensures total climate control for both fans and players.
This year marks the second time the University of Phoenix Stadium will be at the center of all the Super Bowl action, having played host to Super Bowl XLII in 2008.
Super Bowl 2015: Phoenix Super Bowl Boulevard
Phoenix to open streets to alcohol consumption
Phoenix appears to be going out of its way to one-up the Super Bowl party that New York City threw last season. According to the Arizona Republic,
the city has approved plans for an "open campus" on which of-age adults
can consume alcoholic beverages on public streets. The nine-block area
was issued the largest special-even liquor license in the history of
downtown Phoenix.
An estimated 1 million people
will traverse Verizon Super Bowl Central, where there will be
Super Bowl Central 2015
Super Bowl Boulevard 2015
Super Bowl Central is the name for the entertainment district that will cover 12 downtown Phoenix blocks east of the NFL Experience at the Phoenix Convention Center's North Building, creating a destination for all fan, media, sponsor and NFL happenings around Super Bowl XLIX in February 2015.
A map of the area, which will stretch from Fifth Street to First Avenue between Jefferson and Monroe streets, shows elements that will be new to downtown Phoenix since 2008, the last time the game was played in the Valley:
• NFL Experience, with kids football clinics, interactive football games, free autograph sessions and football- memorabilia displays
• Photo-friendly, 30-foot-tall Roman numerals.
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