Pro Bowl Games Tickets

I took my 12 year old grandson to the 2024 Pro Bowl in Orlando, FL as an early birthday gift. Following the game, JalenHurts, quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles and starting quarterback for the NFC flag ball game, signed my grandson’s jersey and gave my grandson the flag football belt that he wore during the game. This was truly the highlight of our experience. We will be forever be grateful for Mr hurts’ kindness.

This was a great experience. I loved the energy!!!

The game was so much fun. The pro bowl is amazing for families.

The venue was great. Had lots of bathrooms so I didn’t have to get in a line - not even once. Lots of food booths inside the venue. Pattie Lou’s mini donuts- were definitely a favorite. Little Caesars Pizza didn’t disappoint. It would be nice if the players interacted with fans for example have booths set up for meet and greets. Have the mascots available for pictures as well. The line for merchandise was way too long so we missed out. Why not set up multiple booths for merchandise ? The games were fun to watch. It just would have been nice to get pictures with the players we spend all season watching.

This was a super fun event! Totally worth getting there early and staying to very end. Lots of family fun!

It was the best thing I have ever been to in a long time I loved my seats I was able to see the whole field and was able to see my favorite nfl player CJ Stroud I would love to come again next year with my dad!

The Pro Bowl is supposed to be about fan engagement. They have the stadium so blocked off you don't even have access to get near the players for photos or autographs. This really takes away from the experience from years past. We even had to walk through the stands to get to our seats because the concourse area was closed off as well. Never seen that in all my 22 years of going to games.

This was a gift from our kids to go to the pro bowl as a family. As a family experience, it was great because we were all together. For us it was more of a one and done. It was fun to see all the players, however I don’t think we really cared for the flag football type game. I think for the money that was spent we would next time buy a regular game ticket. Also, did not appreciate having to leave a bottle cap with the restaurant attendant and then get to our seats and find out there’s not even any cupholders. Then you have to take the bottle and put it on the ground. We’re all all kinds of stuff can fall in it, and the bottle can spill over very easily .

AFC showed up in their home jerseys, floppy hats. NFC showed up in white jerseys and floppy hats. Turned out to be a flag football game on a 50 yard field. Could recognize the jerseys on the AFC team, helping to identify players. Couldn't do that with the NFC so other than QBs wasn't sure who all the players were on the field. In past Pro Bowls players wore their team helmets, and that would have helped this time. Since flag football, no O or D lines, just a center to hike the ball. Rules were explained as the playing happened. Quarters were 12 min, with about 20 minutes of other skill activities in-between them.... hence it was difficult to keep track of what was going on in the game. This venue was drastically different than past Pro Bowls I have attended and I found it difficult to stay focused on the game play. I would classify this as Entertainment more so than Sports.

Had a great time at the pro bowl Did not know what to expect because of the weather but it came out perfect

My first time going to a Pro Bowl. Arrived late due to crazy traffic that doubled the commute time. Incredibly hard to find my section and seat. It was cool to see the players on the field, but that’s about it. Definitely an experience better suited for families and young kids. The frisbee dog stunts at halftime were probably the most interesting part of the experience. Overall, not worth the ticket price, traffic and parking headache. I ended up leaving early to beat the crowd and traffic. Next year, I’ll stay home and watch the Pro Bowl on TV instead.

We were lucky regarding the weather. The players put on a good show on the field and with the extra off field games.

The Probowl was different. It was nice to see a Sea of all different colors and to have all of the teams representing. However, the game itself was bland. The most interesting part was the obstacle course. Outside of that I would have preferred seeing the actual skills competitions then the Probowl game.

I was skeptical going to my first ProBowl (father, son). We live in Orlando so super close / easy, so decided to go. And woah, what a surprising experience... start-to-finish. Intimate setting, loved the format (non-traditional game with skills challenges weaved in throughout).

In the past you were able to go to both days and fans had an opportunity to get closer to players and get autographs but this year you could not. It was not very personal and had limited to no interactions. Including some form of meet and greet without charging a crazy amount for it would be great.

The event was well organized and so much fun!!! The music was fun and the events were exciting

Very cool had fun events and NFC won so that's always cool

Good all the good Pro Bowl games I went there in Orlando for first time of the Pro Bowl I want again

The game itself was great. I do wish they wouldn't have got rid of the player interactions and the whole week events. We flew from STL for the week and were disappointed since it was the first probowl we attended. I did like that it was within the states.

It was a fun time but I wish it would’ve included more activities for the fans like a player & mascot meet and greet, autograph signings, photo opportunities, and/or a fan experience event.