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February 10-14, 2022 Super Bowl FEBRUARY 10-14, 2022 SUPER BOWL SOFI STADIUM • LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Last updated August 2021 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES ABOUT US | 2 Welcome to a Wider World of Sports with Roadtrips For over 29 years, we’ve been providing vacation. Our personalized packages are completely customized luxury sports travel curated using distinctive accommodations, experiences to the world’s most sought-aft er VIP viewing and hospitality options, exclusive and exclusive sporting events. We pride parties, and a long list of other possibilities ourselves on delivering top quality sports that cater to even the most discerning travel experiences that take the worry out of traveler. All of our packages come complete travel, allowing our guests to enjoy special with personal concierge services, and our moments that will create lifetime memories. professional onsite host team is available 24/7 to make sure our guests are completely In order to create the best possible taken care of at all of our major events. experience for our guests, our preparation begins years in advance of events like the When you travel with Roadtrips, you can be World Cup, the Super Bowl, and the Summer confi dent that you’ll be well looked aft er and Winter Games. We visit the host cities by one of the leaders in the sports travel to scout out the fi nest hotels, interview local industry. Backed by our years of experience partners, and test out transportation options. and commitment to excellence, we will take In the process we have fun discovering visit- care of all the details so you can relax, enjoy, worthy restaurants, att ractions, and shops to and immerse yourself in the best sports recommend. travel experience ever! We understand that no one knows what your perfect sports travel experience looks like bett er than you, which is why we off er customized travel and a consultative approach to help you create your ideal ROADTRIPS IS AN OFFICIAL PARTNER OF THE FOLLOWING ESTEEMED ORGANIZATIONS: visit www.roadtrips.com or call 1-800-465-1765 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES THE EVENT | 3 Custom VIP 2022 “Booking my Clients Superbowl trip with Roadtrips was seamless! Super Bowl Packages Fantastic customer service, very Our luxury 2022 Super Bowl packages are custom-crafted to make sure they are perfect for each of our knowledgeable, responded to guests. We’ll work with you to create your ideal Super Bowl itinerary with top L.A. hotels including the questions/concerns in a timely Ritz-Carlton Los Angeles, admission to the NFL Fan Experience, your preferred tickets and hospitality in the brand new SoFi Stadium, event transfers, and more. Plus, our pre-travel concierges and on-site host team manner. Overall, exceeded my will make sure you are fully taken care of throughout your experience. expectations!” Click here for more information on Roadtrips’ 2022 Super Bowl Packages online Kerry Michel, 2019 Super Bowl visit www.roadtrips.com or call 1-800-465-1765 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES THE EVENT | 4 About the 2022 Super Bowl in Los Angeles After a scaled down version in 2021, the Super Bowl looks to make an epic comeback in Los Angeles. The 2022 Super Bowl, also known as Super Bowl LVI, will be played in the brand new SoFi Stadium on February 13, 2022. Super Bowl LVI will be the 56th edition of this iconic contest and will mark the seventh time Los Angeles has hosted the big game, though the first at SoFi Stadium. Los Angeles has more than its share of blue skies and sunshine and has plenty to see and do. Super Bowl LVI is going to be one incredible celebration and the perfect sports travel experience whether you’re traveling with colleagues, friends, or the family. The Ultimate Super Bowl Tailgate Party Join numerous past and current NFL players and celebrities for the ultimate tailgate party before the big game. Take tailgating to a whole new level at this upscale venue where you can take in a player Q&A session, get an autograph or snap a selfie with an NFL star, mingle with other VIP guests, and catch the pre-game coverage on giant LED TVs. You’ll want to make sure you come hungry as the food may just be the highlight of the party. Prepared by a celebrity chef, you can indulge in an all-you-can-eat gourmet meal, accompanied by drinks from the open premium bar. Conveniently located just steps from SoFi Stadium, there’s no better way to start off Super Bowl Sunday. Click here for more information on Roadtrips’ 2022 Super Bowl Packages online visit www.roadtrips.com or call 1-800-465-1765 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES HOTELS | 5 Viceroy L’Ermitage Beverly Hills 9291 Burton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Located on a peaceful residential street less than a mile from Rodeo Drive, the Viceroy L’Ermitage offers its guests both privacy and convenience. It’s the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of L.A. during Super Bowl weekend when you’re ready to relax. Guests can indulge in the luxe spa, work up a sweat on a Peloton bike in the fitness center, or take a dip in the refreshing rooftop pool. At the end of the day, the Viceroy L’Ermitage’s lavish guest suites offer an abundance of space and glamour, complete with lounge areas, dressing rooms, and balconies that feature sweeping views over the tree-lined avenues of Beverly Hills. ɾ Located on a quiet street less than a mile from Rodeo Drive ɾ Forbes Five-Star property for over 20 years ɾ Named on Travel + Leisure’s Top 500 List in 2021 ɾ Complimentary wifi ɾ Spa, fitness center, rooftop pool Click here for more information on Roadtrips’ 2022 Super Bowl Hotels online visit www.roadtrips.com or call 1-800-465-1765 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES HOTELS | 6 The Maybourne Beverly Hills 225 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Soak up the Beverly Hills atmosphere at The Maybourne during Super Bowl weekend. Self-described as “California through and through,” this contemporary luxury property will leave you feeling like a celebrity. With an enviable location in the golden triangle (between Santa Monica Boulevard, Rodeo Drive, and Wilshire Boulevard), the Maybourne is perfectly placed for luxury shopping, upmarket dining, and prime people watching. While the location is ideal, you may not want to leave the hotel and its sumptuous guest rooms, exquisite restaurants and bars, and sublime amenities including a rooftop pool. We recommend all guests experience the wonderful spa, complete with mineral pool, steam rooms, and calming relaxation areas. ɾ Coveted location in Beverly Hills’ Golden Triangle ɾ Complimentary wifi ɾ Restaurant, bar, and café onsite ɾ Spa, fitness center, rooftop pool Click here for more information on Roadtrips’ 2022 Super Bowl Hotels online visit www.roadtrips.com or call 1-800-465-1765 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES HOTELS | 7 JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live 900 West Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015 As the sister property to the Ritz-Carlton, the JW Marriott is an ideal option for Super Bowl Weekend. Located steps from the popular L.A. Live area, close to shopping, great restaurants and all the entertainment of downtown, the JW Marriott is conveniently positioned for Super Bowl visitors. Guests can enjoy the property’s full service spa, squeeze in a workout in the fitness center, or indulge in the JW’s wonderful restaurants including Wolfgang Puck’s WP24. The upscale guest rooms are well designed with luxury bedding, marble bathrooms, and ergonomic workspaces. ɾ Great location in the heart of L.A. ɾ 2020 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award ɾ AAA Four Diamond Property ɾ Heated outdoor pool, fitness center, full-service spa ɾ Great on-site restaurants Click here for more information on Roadtrips’ 2022 Super Bowl Hotels online visit www.roadtrips.com or call 1-800-465-1765 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES HOTELS | 8 Westin Bonaventure 404 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90071 This iconic downtown Los Angeles hotel is a city landmark and instantly recognizable due to its sleek glass towers. Comprising five 35-story towers, the Westin Bonaventure has plenty for visitors to see and do. Guests can discover a variety of restaurants, specialty boutiques, a WestinWORKOUT® Fitness Studio, and a newly-renovated outdoor pool. Of course the Westin’s luxurious guest rooms are a treat too, all of which come complete with mini- refrigerators and complimentary wifi. ɾ AAA Four Diamond Award 2020 ɾ Ideal downtown location ɾ Complimentary wifi ɾ Plenty of amenities including shopping, dining, outdoor pool, fitness studio Click here for more information on Roadtrips’ 2022 Super Bowl Hotels online visit www.roadtrips.com or call 1-800-465-1765 2022 SUPER BOWL IN LOS ANGELES CUSTOMIZE | 9 A Custom and Personalized “I just wanted to thank you and your colleagues for the wonderful Approach to Travel experience my client had at the Here at Roadtrips, we believe that no one knows what your ideal sports travel experience looks like better than Super Bowl. He was impressed you. For that reason, we offer customized travel and a consultative approach to help you create your perfect with the smooth operations on trip, one that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. We invite you to call one of our Sports Travel Specialists at 1-800-465-1765 (weekdays between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM CST) to discuss what your custom trip location, the service, etc.” will look like.
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