Super Bowl Media Day Tickets

This was a pretty fun event to see the players and other celebrities in a somewhat casual event setting. Things that could be improved would be for the media people to have a microphone so you can hear what question is asked.

Only regret was knowing what time the NFC was up and what time the AFC was up. Did not understand that if you were not there during a certain time then you missed your team.

Very Good Event. Was interesting listening to the coaches and players answer questions from the media. You can't hear the question being asked but you hear the response.

Unlike getting the clips on T.V that the producers deem noteworthy, fans in attendance get to tune into whichever channel they please. Prior to entering the stadium fans are given an ear piece. Once you are seated in the stadium the marquee will scroll with the player names and channel thier interviews can be listened to. The jumbotron will alternate bewteen players for the hours giving you a close up of what is happening in thier booth. Players are typically seated for an hour and you can tune in and out whenever you please. It was a good experience because you really get to hear the true questions and answers. Not just the ones about the game or feelings towards the other team. I heard questions like what type of superpower would you have? What do your children think? If you weren't at the SuperBowl what would you be doing? The questions that show a little more insight to who the players are as people. Good experience will definitely do it again

a unique event, have seen it on TV but to be in the arena to see it live was special. One thing is that on the tickets and other event information, it had the start time as 9:30am, event did not start until 10:30 am. As such my group only was able to watch the first part ( with the Patriots ) as we had other commitments and could not stay for the Seattle half, which did not start until 12:15 pm.

This was terrible for the fan. You could only sit and try to see what was going on. There was no interaction with the players, and no autographs. I could have stayed home and gotten a better view of what was happening from the broadcast.

Terrible event. The radio to hear the players on the floor did not provide the questions so listening to the same answer over & over and not having a clue what the question was made the event very unpleasant. The US Airways is an awful place. Bathrooms were disgusting and overall unclean. Staff was very pleasant and lines were moving quickly.

Sb media day was amazing and i advise anyone with the opportunity to go, do so. Media Day only happens once a year and to the best 2 teams in the NFL. The questions are ridiculous but the atmosphere is unbelievable. You see all your favorite NFL personalities.

I was so stoked to go to Media Day. Once there and about to enter you learned if your purse qualified for their liking. Women were throwing away their purses!!!!! So then you move on to the signing that was supposed to be an hour long by two great NFL players. Well that didn't happen. They seperated them and put them on two different floors. They then handed out a small quantity of passes to people in Cardinals gear. It was then over. The signing started and ended in 5 minutes. Not cool. Then we got to sit there and listen to random people that made their way to the field with media passes ask the dumbest questions. Is it necessary to ask Tom Brady 12 times who he listens to before a game? We get it! He likes Jay-Z. We then get to pay $5.50 for anything we wanted to drink or eat. Why should we pay what we do for a case of pop for 1 pop and not even be allowed a lid? Rip off! Then it was over. Just like that. I loved seeing the players up close and personal, but wouldn't do it again.

Media day worked out great. I would recommend it for anyone.