Where to get Super Bowl Tickets?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) February 10, 2010 -- Super Bowl XLV will be the 45th annual edition of the Super Bowl in American football, and the 41st annual championship game of the modern-era National Football League (NFL).

The contest will be between the representative from the NFC and the representative from the AFC. The league has not yet finalized the game date.

The local host committee's web site, however, features a countdown timer which is counting down the days until February 6, 2011 (the first Sunday in February).

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Where to get Super Bowl Tickets?

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Players Only have their lines up on the 2011 Super Bowl and it's never too early to bet as long as you are getting good odds.

Here are the top 8 teams expected to win the Super Bowl next year, all odds Players Only:

1. Indianapolis Colts, +600 (6/1)
2. San Diego Chargers, +800 (8/1)
3. New Orleans Saints, +1000 (10/1)
4. New England Patriots, +1000 (10/1)
5. Pittsburgh Steelers, +1000 (10/1)
6. Philadelphia Eagles, +1200 (12/1)
7. Dallas Cowboys, +1200 (12/1)
8. Green Bay Packers, +1200 (12/1)

At +600 (6/1), you have to like the value on the Colts at this point. They are the NFL franchise that always seem to be in the thick of things year in and year out.

They are our recommendation at this point.

Yes, it is possible to buy Super Bowl tickets directly from the NFL. Your chances are slim, but every year the NFL distributes approximately 500 pairs of tickets to fans through an annual Super Bowl random drawing. Although many people refer to it as a lottery there is no charge to enter and if you are chosen you will have the opportunity to buy a pair of SuperBowl tickets at face value—typically about $400 each.

The majority of Super Bowl tickets—about 75%— are distributed to the NFL teams with each of the participating teams splitting approximately 35% of all Super Bowl tickets. All teams not playing in the Super Bowl will receive just over 1%, and the team hosting the Super Bowl receives about 9% of the Super Bowl tickets. The remaining 25% of SuperBowl tickets are controlled by the NFL and are distributed primarily to NFL affiliated companies, the network broadcasting the Super Bowl, corporate sponsors, media, VIPs, charities, fans and the Host Committee to package with sponsorships.

If you are interested in taking your chances with the annual Super Bowl random drawing, the NFL's only method of selling Super Bowl tickets to the general public, you must follow the NFL's guidelines exactly. Requests for the random drawing are accepted between February 1st and June 1st of each year preceding the game and all Super Bowl ticket requests must be sent via certified or registered mail to:

NFL, Super Bowl Game
280 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017

Applicants must put their name and address on their request and send only one per household—duplicate requests are discarded. Over the summer acknowledgements are sent out and the Super Bowl ticket drawing is held in October. Everyone who entered the Super Bowl ticket lottery will be notified at that time of the drawing. No, there are no complimentary tickets available.


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