From its inception in 1967, the Super Bowl has provided a wealth of memorable moments. These moments are a big part of the reason that the Super Bowl has turned into the highest-rated sporting event on American television.
Are you interested in learning a little bit about the history of the Super Bowl? Curious as to what its greatest moments are? You’re in the right place!
We’re going to count down the greatest moments in Super Bowl history. Let’s begin!
The Rams have won one Super Bowl (as the St. Louis Rams) back on Sunday, January 30th 2000 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta for Super Bowl XXXIV defeating the Tennessee Titans 23-16. The Rams finished the 1999-2000 season with a 13-3-0 record giving them 1st in the NFC West Division, also finishing 1st out of 31 teams in points scored with 526 total and 4th out of 31 NFL teams in points allowed with 242.
During their Super Bowl win the Rams were led by 28-year-old number 13 Kurt Warner under the center who went 24 of 45 for 414 yards with two touchdowns. Isaac Bruce the Rams all-time receiving leader caught six receptions for 162 yards, one touchdown with his longest reception of the game going for 73 yards.
During the Super Bowl the St. Louis Rams scored first off a Jeff Wilkins 27yard field goal with 3:00 minutes left in the first quarter. In the second quarter Wilkins extended the Rams lead over the Titans with a pair of field goals, the first at the 4:16 mark and the second with just 0:15 seconds left till half.
The Rams took a 16-0 lead over Tennessee in the third quarter on a nine-yard touchdown pass from Kurt Warner to Torry Holt followed by Jeff Wilkins hitting the extra point. The Titans were able to stage a comeback tying the game with 16 unanswered points. With 14 seconds left in the third quarter Tennessee Titans quarterback Eddie George scored on a one yard run to close out the third quarter. In the fourth quarter Eddie George ran in for a 2-yard touchdown with 7:21 seconds left to go in the quarter, Al Del Greco kicked the extra point. With 2:12 left to go in the Super Bowl Al Del Greco tied the game on a 43-yard field goal. The St Louis Rams got the ball one more time and with 1:54 left in the game QB Kurt Warner connected with Isaac Bruce on a 73-yard touchdown pass followed by a Jeff Wilkins extra point kick giving the Rams their first Super Bowl win 23-16. Kurt Warner was the Super Bowl MVP.
Whether you bought your Superbowl tickets from Barry’s or are watching at home here is a great Clam Chowder recipe to keep you warm and make you feel like you are in the city by the Bay.
Serves 12 (1 cup servings)
Cook Time 35 Minutes
Ingredients
2 slices bacon
2 cups chopped onion
1 1/4 cups chopped celery
½ teaspoon kosher salt
½ teaspoon dried thyme
2 garlic cloves, minced
6 (6 ½ ounce) cans chopped clams, reserve juice
5 cups diced baking potatoes. I roughly peel them. I think some peel is nice.
4- 8 ounce bottles clam juice
1 bay leaf
3 cups fat free milk
½ cup all purpose flour
If you are going to a San Francisco 49ers game, Super Bowl, Stadium Series, Wrestlemaina knowing where to park at Levi’s Stadium is essential. Levi’s Stadium parking can be a bit confusing. You can only access certain Levi’s Stadium parking lots form specific freeways!
The Niners & Levi’s Stadium has set up a great interactive parking page that allows you to click and view specific lot numbers and get detailed directions to take. Since you can only access certain lots via certain freeways. We can’t stress enough the importance of checking out the page. It will help keep your frustration to a minimum.
This first video below covers all the various Levi’s Stadium parking lots. It is an overview of Levi’s Stadium Parking.
Overall Levi’s Stadium Parking Video (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple lots)
Levis Stadium Parking Red Lot Video
Levis Stadium Parking Green Lot Video
–The Levi’s Stadium Green Lot can cost $40.00 to park. It is close to the 101 ramp. Very quick to get on the 101 after a game.
– Try and park in the Levi’s Stadium Parking lot that is Green. It has the best entry and exit out of the stadium. If not try the Marriott parking lot and walk it.
Levi’s Stadium Parking Blue Lot Video
– We purchased Blue Lot passes and there was no signage to direct us where the blue lot was. We kept pulling into various lots for directions. It’s about 30 block walk for the Levi’s Stadium Parking Blue Lot to the Stadium.
– We were in the Blue Parking lot which wasn’t paved. Trying to BBQ we at gravel dust with our food.
Levi’s Stadium Parking Yellow Lot Video
Parking starts at $40, so try the VTA bus (no one is EVER on the #60-which drops you 3 blocks from the stadium and costs $2–and there are a number of bus options. Check them all out to save money and hassle of driving in. Light rail is another option-but far more crowded.
Try the VTS bus. No one is ever on the #60. The VTA bus drops you off about three blocks from Levi’s Stadium. It costs $2.00. Way cheaper then Levi’s Stadium Parking lots.
Schedule plenty of time to walk to the stadium it can be far from most Levi’s Stadium parking lots.
We got dropped off by UBER to avoid the $60.00 parking fee.
Take the light rail from the Milpitas Area. Very easy and took about 30 minutes. Cost was $5.00 round trip. The Con – It costs $20 to park at the VTA.
If you park in Lot 5 it’s about 2 miles from the stadium. They have no trolleys, buses or tram’s to transport fans.
We took UBER to the game. Avoided all the Levi’s Stadium parking problems. Got in and out quick.
The reviews and views of Levi’s Stadium parking based on individual reviews and not reflective of all views. For the most current Levi’s stadium parking information we highly recommend viewing the official site.
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Levis Stadium are subject to change. Reviews of Levi’s Stadium are based on reviews from fans who have been to the stadium.
Here is a guide to the 1.3 billion dollar Levi’s Stadium located in Santa Clara and home to the San Francisco 49ers.
Seating at Levi’s Stadium.
We sat in section 124 and had a great view! Even in the corner we could still see everything. We felt really close to the field and action. The view for every seat is a lot closer since the field is smaller compared to Candlestick.
I sat in the lower sections, 111 and also in 203 and both times sucked! Sun was blazing on my face and I left with bad sunburn even though I had sunscreen and a hat on.
If you have the chance to sit in the West End of Levi’s Stadium facing East. The East side can get brutally hot.
If you’re sitting in the 300 section be prepared to climb a good amount of flights of stairs.
Once we go to our seats in the 300 section (what, was that 12 flights of stairs I had to climb
The very top level and top rows can be a bit scary if you have a fear of heights. They are at an angle to “give you a better view of the action” but they are just really high up there.
I hated the view from the 400s. I had to keep looking at the screen to see what was going on. The screen itself is massive and crystal clear but still not a great view of the actual field or action. Bring Binoculars!
The actual seats in the general area of seating (non club level or suites) are extremely tiny and with really not much leg room at all. If you’re going to sitting up there ask for an aisle seat if your taller than 5’11.
The 400 level and the majority of the 200 & 300 sections are in direct sunlight on the visitors side.
The seats in the VIP Area’s, Club and Suite levels are amazing. They are cushioned and padded. If you get a chance to sit there take it!
The stadium seats are actually quite comfortable depending on your size and when you’re away from the sunny side, Each seat comes equipped with a drink holder at the back which you can also use for your phone.
Seat Views From the 100 Level at Levi’s Stadium.
Seat Views From the 200 Level at Levi’s Stadium.
Seat Views From the 400 Level at Levis Stadium.
Seat Views From the 500 Level at Levi’s Stadium.
Eating At Levi’s Stadium:
Levis Stadiums offers wide variety of different foods from shrimp sando at the Seafood Counter, Curry Buns, Chicken Fingers, Chicken Tikka Marsala, Panini’s and so forth. The Garlic Fries were just mediocre and not large enough.
The Cons:
The BBQ Brisket Sandwich was $14.00 and not filling. The Jalapeno Cheddar Brawurst was just ok at best. The sausage stand only had a couple types of sausages. Way over priced.
A bottle of water is $5.75 and a beer is $11.00. The amount of food they give you a Levis Stadium are tiny and wasn’t worth the cost. At the United Club Lounge its even pricier with a Jager shot costing $14.00.
The lines were not terribly long but it still took a long time because of how slow the staff was.
Parking at Levis Stadium
I parked maybe a quarter of a mile away from the stadium $40.00 for parking is crazy. It wasn’t too far of a walk.
Green Lot 4 – We parked in Green Lot 4. Its $40.00 to park there but it’s close to the 101 ramp. There still is a bit of a walk to the Stadium but worth it to park in the Green Lot 4 because you don’t have to wait more than a couple minutes to get on the 101 from it.
Red Lot 1 – They don’t allow anyone until just before 1:00pm if it’s a late game. It was literally a parking lot just to get into the parking lot.
There are several overflow parking available. We opted to park across Great America Parkway in a business office building lot.
If your thinking about taking the Bart just realize that it doesn’t start to take people back until after the game ends. You can’t leave early. There is also a huge line of people waiting to get on.
Bathrooms at Levi’s Stadium
There are plenty of bathrooms all around the stadium. Spacious bathrooms with lots of stalls. Automatic warm water and paper towel dispensers. The bathrooms stay reasonably clean, even towards the end of the game.
Security
The guards at the electric gate were pretty friendly. There were lots of security guards around as well as customer service representatives.
Tailgating at Levi’s Stadium
Green Lots 1,2,3 have lots of tents, food, drinks and great fans.
Green Lot 1 & Blue Lot 1 & 2 have open flame tailgating. They are smaller and less rowdy but hardcore tailgaters.
Levi’s Stadium app
The Levi’s stadium app is super useful. Rack up yards to spend on signed jerseys, field passes, etc. It’s also great for scanning in to the stadium. Makes the process super easy + efficient.
San Francisco 49ers Ticket Prices
San Francisco 49ers Tickets for Levi’s Stadium average $135.00 per ticket this season. The highest average for 49ers tickets is $270.00 per ticket. The lowest average for 49ers tickets is $115.00 per ticket.
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Stadium Series Tickets Levi’s Stadium
The NHL Stadium Series game between the Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks at Levi’s Stadium is on Feb 21st. Stadium Series tickets average $225.00 per ticket.
2016 Super Bowl Tickets Levi’s Stadium
2016 Super Bowl Tickets for Levi’s Stadium will average $2500.00 per ticket. The 2015 Super Bowl in Arizona was one of the most expensive tickets for any sporting event averaging over $10,000 per ticket.
Levis Stadium Seating Charts
Levi’s Stadium event ticket prices are subject to change. All Levi’s Stadium events ticket prices are based on secondary market. All events at
Levis Stadium are subject to change. Reviews of Levi’s Stadium are based on reviews from fans who have been to the stadium.
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BY: Chris M.
Pepsi Super Bowl XLIX: The Super Bowl halftime show is consistently the most viewed moments in television history. Over and over the Super Bowl commercials make it into the Guinness Book of World Records for “Most Viewed Commercial in T.V. History”, and the half-time show makes an equal impact. With over 100 million views on a regular basis, last year the half-time show performed by Bruno Mars WAS the most watched halftime in history at 115.3 million views. According to Nielsen, the 2014 Super Bowl had 25.3 million tweets during it. The runner-up was Madonna‘s 2012 appearance, at 114 million views. This year, the Super Bowl has invited superstar Katy Perry. On February 1, 2015, Katy Perry will be performing at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, AZ. Beating out Coldplay, this is Katy Perry’s biggest performance yet. Strangely, although perhaps not surprisingly, artists do not get paid by the Super Bowl; merely they have their travel expenses covered by the NFL.
Rose Bowl
Average Price Per Ticket $330.00 | Get In’s $129.00
Rose Bowl Thursday Jan 1st 2:00pm
The 2015 Rose Bowl takes its place for the first time as the one of the two College Football Semifinal games as the Granddaddy of the them all will host the Number 2 and 3 seeds the Oregon Ducks and Florida State Seminoles. The current Rose Bowl ticket average price on the secondary market is $330.00 with the get in the door price of $129.00 per ticket which is a 40% decline in get in the door prices from the 2014 Rose Bowl game between the Michigan State Spartans and Stanford Cardinal’s.
Although the 2015 Rose Bowl will feature controversial Florida State quarterback Jamies Winston and the Heisman Trophy Winner Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota and is the first College Bowl game that is for the new College Football Playoff system prices or still down compared to four of the last five Rose Bowl Games. One of the most significant reasons for the lower price on Rose Bowl tickets this year is Florida State Seminoles fans don’t travel as well do to the warm climate to warm climate comparison. While having strong followings at home games as well as big games close to home certain teams fans don’t tend to travel well. The average temperature in Florida is 82 degrees while in Los Angeles the average temperature is 75 degrees. A team that plays its games in cold weather such as the Michigan State Spartans whose average temperature might be 30F would want to go for a vacation into warm sunny Pasadena.
Sugar Bowl
Alabama Crimson Tide vs Ohio State Buckeyes
Average Price Per Ticket $450.00 | Get In’s $220.00
Mercedes-Benz Superdome Thursday Jan 1st 7:30pm
The 2015 Sugar Bowl is one of the semi-final games in the new College Football Playoff system and with the Crimson Tide and Buckeyes who both have strong traveling fan bases the Sugar Bowl Ticket prices have climbed to an average of $450 on the secondary market with get in the door prices starting at $220 per ticket a 58% higher price then to get into the 2015 Rose Bowl.
Ohio State Buckeyes fans are a strong traveling diehard fan base which has helped raise Sugar Bowl tickets on the secondary market by over $120 per ticket since they were announced as one of the two teams in the semi-final game at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans LA.
Fiesta Bowl
Arizona Wildcats vs Boise State Broncos
Average Price $140.00 | Get In’s $63.00
University of Phoenix Stadium Wed Dec 31st 2:00pm.
Fiesta Bowl ticket prices are the cheapest for one of the Bowl Games and will most likely dip down even more as it gets closer to the 31st. The 2014 Fiesta Bowl ticket prices are almost 70% lower than the 2013 game between Baylor and UCF. If you live near the University of Phoenix Stadium and are a Wildcats fan even waiting until the day of the game to buy tickets might be your best bet to get in to the Bowl game under $50.00 per ticket.
Orange Bowl
Georgia Yellow Jackets vs Mississippi State Bulldogs
Average Price $90.00 | Get In’s $5.00
Sun Life Stadium Wednesday Dec 31st 8:00pm
Orange Bowl Ticket prices for get in’s and average are the cheapest of the big “bowl games” this year. Orange Bowl Get In’s at $5.00 per ticket are 47.8% higher than a gallon of gas in Atlanta and 41.4% higher than a gallon of gas in Mississippi. The distance from Atlanta to Miami Gardens is 650.4 miles and if your car averages just 25 miles per gallon it would cost roughly 62.14 to drive to the Orange Bowl. If you wanted to drive the 883 miles from Mississippi to Miami Gardens it would cost you roughly 73.07 in gas.
College Football Playoff National Championship
Teams TBA
Average Price $2387 | Get In’s $863.00
AT&T Stadium — Arlington, TX on Mon Jan 12, 2015 at 12:00pm
The winners of the Rose Bowl game between the Oregon Ducks and Florida Seminoles will face off against the winner of the Sugar Bowl between the Alabama Crimson Tide and Ohio State Buckeyes in the first College Football Playoff National Championship at the AT&T Stadiium in Arlington Texas on Jan 12th at 12:00pm.
The six biggest bowl games the Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Peach Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, Cotton Bowl and Orange Bowl now known as the “New Years Six” will each rotate and host semi finals and then every third year one will host the College Football National Championship game.
Then there is the biggest “BOWL” of them all!
Super Bowl
Teams Unknown
University of Arizona Stadium Sunday February 1st 4:00pm
Average Price $5634.50 | Get In’s $2032.00
How strongly do you feel that your team is going to be in the 2015 Super Bowl? Depending on your answer now might be the time to make travel arrangements and purchase Super Bowl tickets.
Based on the Super Bowl Ticket Prices of the 2014 game the average price for a get in is down 27.42% for the 2015 Super Bowl right now. This of course is due to the teams not being named yet.
Barry’s Tickets quoted by numerous media outlets based on our knowledge of the secondary ticket market and prices.
Ticket prices based on secondary market averages and are subject to change.
BY: Chris M.
SMITH
Smith’s legal issues are the latest in a handful of off-the-field incidents the 49ers are dealing with this season. Chris Culliver, an important part of the 49ers revamped secondary, will soon be charged for a recent hit and run incident. The 49ers are likely to hold onto Culliver, who will play a major role for the team due to the loss of multiple cornerbacks in free agency. This past week quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s name came up in relation to a “suspicious incident” that Miami police are still investigating. It’s unknown whether or not Kaepernick will be charged with anything, but any potential drama around Kaepernick will be yet another distraction for the franchise. It’s been an eventful offseason, beginning with rumors that the team actually looked to trade Head Coach Jim Harbaugh to the Cleveland Browns. The Harbaugh story was followed by a tough free agency period where more of the 49ers impressive defensive depth was picked apart by NFL free agency.
ALDON SMITH
Whether or not they can find a player who can average a sack a game, like Smith, is another story. In an offseason where they were forced to replace exiting talent at several positions, the distraction of another Smith incident is exactly what the 49ers didn’t need. With Seattle coming off of a Super Bowl title the 49ers will need their typical elite defense. If they are unable to make up for their losses on the defensive side of the football they could be looking at another wild card run next season. By Chris Cabrera
Broncos
Where the game was won: The Broncos were sloppy early, allowing the Titans to build a 21-7 lead. As in so many games, this season the Broncos offense dominated the second through fourth quarters, scoring over fifty points for the fourth time this season. Manning was as efficient as ever, throwing touchdowns to four different Broncos receivers. Eric Decker, Wes Welker, Demaryius Thomas and Julian Thomas all caught touchdown passes for the Broncos. Decker, coming off a career game last week, caught 8 passes for 117 yards. The former Minnesota Gophers star has caught sixteen passes for nearly 300 yards and five touchdowns the past two weeks. While Manning and his receiving crew were dominating through the air the combination of Knowshon Moreno and Montee Ball was effective on the ground. The duo combined for 155 yards rushing on 29 carries and a touchdown each. With 551 yards the Broncos outgained the Titans by nearly 300 yards. The Broncos offensive line was perfect once again, not giving up a sack while their future Hall of Fame quarterback lit up the Titans through the air.
Up next for Denver: Denver hosts their division rivals the San Diego Chargers next weekend at Invesco Field. The Broncos defeated the Chargers 28-20 in a November matchup in San Diego. The Chargers are still alive in the playoff race after thrashing the New York Giants 37-14 in San Diego on Sunday. At 6-7 the Chargers likely need to upset Denver to have any chance at earning a wild card in the AFC. San Diego has an efficient, ball-control offense, but struggles defensively. Look for the Chargers to put points on the board behind Philip Rivers and the offense but the Chargers defense is unlikely to have much success stopping the Broncos. The win will put the Broncos one game closer to a division title and will keep them on top in the race for home field advantage in the AFC.
Prediction: Manning throws for over 300-yards once again as Denver manages a convincing victory over the Chargers. The Broncos earn their 12th victory of the season with a 41-31 victory over the Chargers. Broncos Vs Chargers Tickets are still available for the Dec 12th game at Invesco Field.
By:Chris Michaels
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