Prepare to go from the living room to the ultimate fan zone! These Super Bowl party ideas are sure to be a touchdown no matter why you're watching the big game. From commercial fans to halftime dancing to rooting for your team, we have the winning ideas to make your Super Bowl party an epic celebration. Grab your jersey andfavorite foam finger, and let's get cheering!
Super Bowl-Themed Parties
Whether your team made it to the Super Bowl or not, it's always a great idea to get together with friends to watch the game. Celebrate in style with these Super Bowl-themed party ideas — and don't forget to give it a touchdown dance-worthy name.
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Halftime Show
A halftime show-inspired party will get your guests excited about dancing the night away with family and friends while enjoying great food and drinks. For a fun spin on a Super Bowl party, have guests wear costumes to represent artists who have performed during previous halftime shows. Guests will have a blast trying to guess which artists they are portraying. Just make sure there aren't any wardrobe malfunctions involved.
Tailgate Party
Have your car parked on your driveway and decorate your trunk with Super Bowl party decorations or one of the two teams' colors. You can display your Super Bowl food and drinks buffet-style to keep things fun and casual.
Plan a backyard cookout party with family and friends to kick off the Super Bowl. Ask your guests to bring burgers and hot dogs to be grilled at your house while you take care of all side dishes, drinks, and appetizers.
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Football and Flannel
Swap jerseys for colorful flannel in a Super Bowl-themed party that's all about cozy but still full of spirit. Instead of sporting their team on their shirts, have your guests wear a flannel with colors that mirrorone of the teams playing in the Super Bowl or their favorite NFL team. Cozy? Check. Colorful? Absolutely. Plus, you can unbotton when you've had a few too many dips or wings.
If you have the space and multiple TVs in your home, consider moving several into the party room. Keep the volume up on only one television, using an extra set of speakers, if possible, to make sure everyone can hear it. The extra televisions should be placed around the room so that all of your guests have a front-row seat for the game. You'll also want to make sure there is a television tuned to the game near where the food is set up so that guests can keep up with the action while munching.
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Eyes on the Prize: You're Going to Disney!
That infamous catchphrase from the winning team: they're going to Disney! For those Super Bowl parties that are more party than football, go Disney with your decor. This is especially great for parties with plenty of kids around. They can enjoy a Disney movie marathon while everyone dresses in their finest Disney attire. Football, who?
Football Pizza-Making Party
Pizza is always a crowd-pleaser for Super Bowl get-togethers, so why not make it the focal point? Invite family and friends for a pizza-making party before the game starts. Set out pre-made pizza dough, sauce, and pizza toppings and encourage the guests to come up with their own football-inspired pizzas. A football field pizza or a buffalo chicken football-shaped pizza are creative designs your guests can absolutely pull off. If kids are attending your Super Bowl party, these football pizza pocketsfrom Picture the Recipe can be a great choice.
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Sit Back and Enjoy the Big Game
Hosting a Super Bowl Party is a great opportunity to catch up with everyone, share the joy or agony of the game itself, and have a good time. With a little planning, your Super Bowl party is soon to be as infamous as this game. Welcome to the big leagues!
"But what are people ordering for their Super Bowl watch parties?" is a question you may ask yourself because you're looking to create a game day menu. The three most popular Super Bowl dishes people order are pizza, chicken wings, and chips with dips.
Starting the festivities too early is not only a good way to run out of food before halftime, it's also just begging your guests to drink too much too fast. Foxsports.com suggests kicking off the celebration about 90 minutes before kick-off.
Super Bowl Sunday is considered the second biggest "food holiday" in the U.S. after their Thanksgiving. Canadians can enjoy the snacking, too! The rankings can change in year-to-year surveys, but the top Super Bowl foods are usually: Chicken wings: As many as a whopping 1.4 billion chicken wings are eaten in the U.S.
The staggering number of gallons and gallons of beer consumed alone is remarkable. Super Bowl Sunday is the 2nd most day of consumed food, second only to Thanksgiving. Some of the most popular foods consumed on Super Bowl Sunday are pizza, chicken wings, and snacks like chips and dips.
To help plan your game day menu, we've rounded up some of our favorite Super Bowl appetizers that are sure to be a hit. These are the classic foods like Buffalo wings and nachos — plus more than a few innovative ideas, such as fried potato salad bites and a pimento cheese bar — that'll make your spread a success.
The majority of people either spend the day with their friends or family. The most popular foods on game day are chips, pizza, and chili. There is a small percentage of people who skip the Super Bowl entirely and choose to do other activities.
Trying new things is a great way to build self-confidence and help you learn to relax even in difficult situations. Use the party as an opportunity to try doing low-risk things that you would not normally do: sing karaoke, talk to someone you don't know, or lead a party game.
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