Check out Super Bowl Experience on South Beach
With the 49ers and Chiefs squaring off in Miami for Super Bowl LIV, Miami will be abuzz for the next two weeks. While tickets to the game itself are approaching all-time highs, the most affordable way to get into the spirit in 2020 may be Super Bowl Experience, which kicks off on January 25th and runs through February 1st. Spread across 500,000 square feet at the Miami Convention center, it’s a must visit for fans of all ages. Kids under 12 years old are free for the first time in the history of the Super Bowl Experience. For local Miami fans, prices are cheaper and crowds will be thinner during the first two days.
Last year, 140,000 people participated in the Super Bowl Experience. For the 2020 edition, the league is expecting 100,000 – 150,000 people per day for the nine day duration. Tickets remain available from Ticketmaster, and you don’t need to worry about the time slots when purchasing. Those are only enforced if the event is at capacity which isn’t likely. As an example, can buy for the 11am slot, but still go at 2pm.
Where Does 2020 Super Bowl Experience Take Place
This year’s Super Bowl Experience will be at the Miami Beach Convention Center, which is located in the heart of Miami Beach. The Miami Beach Convention Center is easily accessible from the three major causeways: I-395 (McArthur Causeway), I-195 (Julia Tuttle Causeway) and Venetian Causeway. For more detailed directions and parking options, you can visit the site directly.
Where To Buy Super Bowl Experience Tickets
Fans can purchase tickets for a set date, and the NFL is offering free entry to active military on Wednesday, January 29, as well as kids 12 and under every day. There’s also the opportunity to upgrade tickets. Tickets are available directly from Ticketmaster, the League’s official partner, and it’s important not to shop on the secondary market, where prices can be listed above face value, even though tickets remain available on Ticketmaster.
Tickets range from $20 to $40 based on the day you choose to attend.
SBXTRA access costs $60, and includes priority access to the autograph stage, Vince Lombardi Trophy (pictured below), interactive games and the NFL PLAY 60 Clinic, as well as early entry to the venue. Priority access is similar to a theme-park “FastPass.” and helps navigate the experience as quickly and easily as possible.
The multi-day pass costs $50 allows you to visit as much as you want to enjoy your favorite parts of the event again.
As mentioned above, you don’t need to worry about the time slots when purchasing. As an example, if you’re checking out and see the below options, and want to go at 11am, you’re fine to buy the 4pm pass and show up at 11am.
All Super Bowl Experience tickets are time stamped for entry, but according to the NFL, a ticket will be honored on the day for which it was purchased regardless of the time stamp.
What Is The Super Bowl Experience:
The Super Bowl Experience is essentially an NFL theme park where you can get autographs from close to 40 Dolphins and NFL greats, including Dan Marino, Joe Montana, Irv Smith, Jerry Rice, Russell Wilson others (see full autograph schedule by day below).
Fans can participate in football clinics and interactive games, and Instagram-worthy opportunities like a close-up with you and the Vince Lombardi Trophy and a display with all 53 Super Bowl rings. There’s also access to the Bridgestone Fan Gallery, which a row of radio broadcasters and podcasters where you stargaze NFL players and VIP guests.
Below is the full list of activities available throughout the week.
Bridgestone Two Minute Drill: Test your Quarterback Mastery by quickly passing the ball down the field and into three targets before the clock runs out. Score when it matters most!
Castrol® Titanium Training Camp: Stop by Training Camp to race through a series of obstacles and train like the pros. Get ready to show us your titanium skills!
EA Sports Madden NFL 20 Crucial Catch QB Scramble: Take the snap and run through read-and-react obstacles before throwing a pass to a larger than life target!
FedEx Air Challenge: How do your quarterback skills stack up against this year’s FedEx Air NFL Player of the Year nominees? Find out by testing your passing accuracy on specially designed targets.
FedEx Ground Challenge: Prove you have the rushing skills of the FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Year nominees by catching a punt and weaving through traffic down the field to the end zone. After you score, make sure to get a reusable FedEx tote bag
Lowe’s Field Goal Kick: Test your ability to kick a field goal through NFL uprights.
Crucial Catch Hail Mary: Test your long-distance accuracy by throwing a deep pass over defenders into a drop-in net. 3 Cone Drill NFL ONEPASS Test your ability to change directions by maneuvering 3 cones at various yardage.
40-Yard Dash: Race down the field against your opponents and NFL players on a giant 40-yard long LED wall! Broad Jump NFL ONEPASS Test your lower-body explosion, balance and strength at the broad jump!
Obstacle Course: Navigate the obstacle course and train like an NFL Player!
Vertical Jump: Take your position at the vertical jump, and find out what the differential between your reach and the flag you hit is, just like at the NFL Scouting Combine!
Below is an image from the Punt, Pass, Kick area for Play60 from the 2018 game in Minnesota to give you a sense:
Here’s a look at the Super Bowl Experience schedule and prices for each day.
When Does The Super Bowl Experience in Miami Take Place:
Below is the full list of dates and hours, as well as full list of autographs signings and times for each.
Saturday, January 25
- Hours: 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
- Primary market ticket price: $20
Autograph Signings:
- 11AM – 1PM – Dexter Lawrence
- 1PM – 3PM – Irv Smith
- 1PM – 3PM – Dionte Johnson
- 3PM – 5PM – Preston Williams
- 5PM – 7PM – Bilal Powell
Sunday, January 26
- Hours: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
- Primary market ticket price: $20
Autograph Signings:
- 11AM-1PM – Johnathan Cyprien
- 4:45 PM – 6PM – Matt Bosher
- 3PM – 5PM – Lavonte David
Monday, January, 27
- Hours: Closed
Tuesday, January 28
- Hours: Closed
Wednesday, January 29
- Hours: 3 p.m.-8 p.m.
- Primary market ticket price: $20
Autograph Signings:
- 6PM – 7PM – Derwin James
- 7PM – 8PM – Devon Godchaux
Thursday, January 30
- Hours: 3 p.m.-10 p.m.
- Primary market ticket price: $40
Autograph Signings:
- 3PM – 5PM – Robby Anderson
- 4PM – 5PM – Dan Marino
- 5PM – 6PM – Quincy Enunwa
- 6PM – 7PM – Juju Smith-Schuster
- 7PM – 9PM – Marcus Williams
- 7PM – 9PM Trae Waynes
Friday, January 31
- Hours: 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
- Primary market ticket price: $40
Autograph Signings:
- 11AM – 1PM – Jonathan Ogden
- 1PM – 3PM – Leonard Williams
- 1PM – 3PM – Dontari Poe
- 3PM – 5PM – Justin Simmons
- 3PM – 5PM – Alex Ogletree
- 5PM – 7PM – Kenny Golladay
- 5PM – 7PM – Eric Erbon
- 6PM – 8PM – Brian Burns
- 7PM – 9PM Terry McLaurin
Saturday, February 1
- Hours: 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
- Primary market ticket price: $40
Autograph Signings:
- 11AM – 1PM – Devin Hester
- 11AM – 1PM Dante Fowler
- 7PM – 9PM – James Bradberry
- 7PM – 9PM – Chris Ivory
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