It's Super Bowl Party Time!
The Steelers vs Cardinals
Football, friends,
food, drink and fun, plus its cold out ! ... what better
excuse to throw a great party.
ENTERTAINING
IDEAS
Dressing up your Super Bowl Party
- Encourage guests to come dressed in their favorite team colors.
- Hosts can wear referee striped jerseys.
- Decorate your party room with tablecloths, shirts, jackets, hats and
other team paraphernalia or items in team colors.
- Add team and player posters, football equipment, pennants, photos
- Use white tape or chalk to mark off the yard lines from the curb to your
front door.
- Cover chair backs with sports jerseys.
- Welcome your guests to the party by putting a sign over the door with
your name as part of the Stadium name (ex Smith Stadium, James Field),
- Set up a friendly football pool not only on the outcome of the game but
also random squares as an example to encourage even the non fan to become involved
Serving the crowd
ideas
- No
gridiron gathering would be complete without snacks.
- Create a special drink concoction served from your "Super Bowl" (bowl
or whatever is handy) ...visit our Punch page for great Punch ideas
- Design a buffet to resemble a concession stand to dispense the food and
or drinks
- Use items like football helmets, shoulder pads, etc. to hold baskets
or bowls of food. (you might want to clean them first !)
- Try Astroturf on your buffet to substitute for a tablecloth.
DRINKS
"Super" Cocktails for Super Bowl.
If you can't be at the Big Game then
let us help you catch the spirit of the big game, by suggesting
the following drink ideas.Yes, beer and Football do go
hand in hand, but you know that with over 3,000 drink ideas
we would be able to find some with connections to football. After all the Hoopla,
and as the game unfolds on the playing
field, will a kicker emerge
as this year's star,
or will we see another quarterback have a Montana style
Super Bowl? Either way it will end up being a Blue
Monday for some, but what the hell,
there is always next year's game.
Pre Game/Pre
Party.
With over 3000 drink ideas
try our search function and you will find plenty of ways to
pass the time during the approximate 6 hours of pre-game festivities!
TIPS
- Try offering punches as an easy way to start the party and to minimize your work. Visit our Punch pages for lots of punch recipes (both with alcohol and non ).
- Thinking of offering Caesars, but want to make them even easier ? Try our Caesar's "by the pitcher" pages and add to the variety of drinks at your party
- Make your life as party host easier, (and help ensure that you have a chance to enjoy the game as well!) by visiting our hospitality party tips and hints page.
- Be a responsible host and ensure you offer non alcoholic choices as well. Try our mocktails page for plenty of creative ideas
FOOD
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Try these snacks
and appetizers for an interesting spin on this
year's game.
- Blue Cheese Vodka Balls
- Spicy Guacamole with Pita Chips
- Steamed Mussels with Sambuca
- Grilled Spicy Chicken Wings
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Complete 2009
NFL Playoff and Party Schedule
(All times are US/Eastern)
Wild Card Weekend
Saturday January 3
Saturday: Atlanta at Arizona, (4:30 p.m. ET, NBC)
Saturday: Indianapolis at San Diego, (8 p.m. ET, NBC)
Sunday January 4
Sunday: Baltimore at Miami, (1 p.m. ET, CBS)
Sunday: Philadelphia at Minnesota (4:30 p.m. ET, Fox)
Divisional Playoffs
Saturday, January 10
Baltimore at Tennessee, (4:30 p.m. ET, CBS)
Arizona at Carolina, (8:15 p.m. ET, Fox)
Sunday January 11
Philadelphia at New York Giants, (1 p.m. ET, Fox)
San Diego at Pittsburgh (4:45 p.m. ET, CBS)
Conference Championships
Sunday January 18
NFC Championship (3 p.m., ET, Fox)
AFC Championship (6:30 p.m. ET, CBS)
Super Bowl XLIII
Sunday February 1
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Arizona Cardinals
Raymond James Stadium,
Tampa, Florida,
6:00pm ET NBC
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Need another good excuse to plan a party
after the Super Bowl then visit our Occasions
Calendar » |
Visit the official web site SuperBowl.com »
