Super Bowl Party Tips

The Super Bowl game and television commercials are the highlights and focal point of the party.  My experience has taught me that hosts don't have to go overboard in trying to make guests feel entertained.Below are my planning tips for planning a si...

To set up your table/space you will need, a picnic basket, a vintage thermos, a hand me down cooler, colorful blankets (preferably the colors of your NFL team, or even your college or university team), colorful paper plates and vintage drinking glass...

Last year, a 30-second commercial slot during Super Bowl XLIII cost advertisers a whopping $3 million. Prices have dipped this year, but not by much. A 30-second slot during the game will still run $2.5 and $2.8 million! Check out some of the best Su...

For some the Super Bowl's halftime show is what the big game is all about. It's also become one of music's highest profile gigs. Last year Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed in front of approximately 98.7 million viewers, the largest t...

The Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints head to Miami to play in Super Bowl XLIV this year. Placing a bet? Check out our article on Super Bowl Betting. Read on for some must-know stats.Indianapolis Colts:Quarterback and MVP Peyton Manning leads...

Super Bowl XLIV's Kick-Off show airs at 6 PM ET on CBS and CBS Radio, followed by the official Coin Toss at 6:25 PM and the Kick Off at 6:28 PM. In case you're not watching the game on the East Coast here's a list of the starting times across the country.Central Standard Time (CT): airs at 5 PMMountain Standard Time (MT): airs at 4 PMPacific Standard Time (PT) airs at 3 PM Alaskan Standard Time (AKT) airs at 2 PMHawaii-Aleutian Standard Time (HT) airs at 1 PM

Here's a list of times you'll want to keep in mind when planning your party.2010 Super Bowl SchedulePregame Show: This year's pregame coverage starts 4 hours before the game. Tune into CBS starting at 2 PM ET for The NFL Today's Super Bowl pregame sh...


 
 
 
 
 
 
 


A party like this lends itself to the All-American favorites like:Popcorn, pretzels, and chips are great for nibbling.Subway sandwiches, cut to mini hand-held portions.Buffalo wings or chicken fingers. Hot dogs with a spread of toppings: sauerkraut, ...

Invitations:Something hassle-free, out of the box, that blends with the sports theme is ideal.Use team colors and mascots as inspiration.Never forget the 4 Ws: What, Where, When, Why!Over invite. Its almost certain some people will not be able to att...