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Pro Bowl Beach 01.29.16 – 01.31.16 PRO BOWL BEACH Queen’s Beach, Waikiki Friday, January 29 & Saturday, January 30 10:00AM-10:00PM The NFL, together with the City and County of Honolulu, is excited to FAN GUIDE introduce the NEW Pro Bowl Beach with appearances by NFL players, 01.29.16 – 01.31.16 Pro Bowl cheerleaders and NFL mascots, youth football activities, beach volleyball and daily entertainment. Located on the beach at the Diamond Head end of Waikiki, Pro Bowl Beach will give fans a chance to experience the excitement of Pro Bowl while enjoying the surf and sand. Pro Bowl Beach is free and open to the public – no tickets required. Pro Bowl Beach Highlights Pro Bowl Week—Throughout the week leading up to Pro Bowl, Friday the NFL will be producing over 20 events for local youth groups, 12:00PM charities and military personnel stationed in Hawaii. These activities Pro Bowl Kickoff Rally—NFL Players, Cheerleaders, Mascots, Local are part of the NFL’s commitment to give back to the community and Celebrities, NFL Charity Grant Presentations thank the people of Hawaii for their hospitality and aloha. 1:30PM 2016 PRO BOWL GAMEDAY Special Olympics NFL Memorabilia Live Auction Official Pro Bowl Tailgate Party 4:00PM-5:00PM Richardson Field 10:30AM-1:00PM University of Hawaii Volleyball Demonstration—volleyball action This is the place to be before Pro Bowl. The Official Pro Bowl Tailgate with some of the top collegiate players in the country. Party will feature appearances by NFL players, performances by the Pro Bowl cheerleaders, all-star entertainment, and tailgate cuisine 5:00PM-7:00PM prepared by Hawaii’s finest chefs. The Tailgate Party is held at 2016 Pro Bowl Military Challenge—come cheer on your favorite Richardson Field, overlooking Pearl Harbor and walking distance from Aloha Stadium. To get your tickets contact: nbrewster@onlocation. branch of the military as teams compete in various football and events or call: 212-655-5665. beach activities 7:00PM Pro Bowl Pregame Show Pro Bowl Pep Rally—NFL Players, Cheerleaders, Mascots Aloha Stadium 1:30PM Be sure to get to your seat in Aloha Stadium early for the pregame 7:30PM show, including a performance by Columbia Records artist, Rachel Platten, singing her hit song “Fight Song.” The festivities will also Pro Bowl Beach Sunset Concert and Beach Party—performances include performances by the Pro Bowl cheerleaders, the world- by EMKE and DJ Double O Spot and Friends renowned Kamehameha School Children’s Choir and a spectacular national anthem ceremony. Saturday 10:00AM University of Hawaii Volleyball Demonstration 2016 NFL Pro Bowl Presented by USAA 12:00PM Aloha Stadium 2:00PM Pro Bowl Pep Rally—NFL Players, Cheerleaders, Mascots The NFL’s biggest stars will take the field at Aloha Stadium for the 35th Pro Bowl in Hawaii. It’s Team Rice against Team Irvin, squaring off in the game that brings you closer to the players through fun insider access. 2:30PM Youth Football Chalk Talk Pro Bowl features unexpected match-ups, teammates vs. teammates, new uniforms, and non-stop entertainment. 4:00PM HVBA Pro Volleyball Exhibition Pro Bowl Halftime: 5:00PM-7:00PM Hawaii High School Football Tribute Hawaii Celebrity Challenge—watch local celebrities compete in The 2016 Pro Bowl Halftime will feature over 1,700 local high school various football and beach activities football players representing 32 schools—every team in Oahu! The high school athletes will be joined on the field by NFL Legends who got 7:00PM their start playing high school football in Hawaii. Pro Bowl Pep Rally—NFL Players, Cheerleaders, Mascots 7:30PM Pro Bowl Beach Sunset Concert and Beach Party—Polynesian To get your 2016 Pro Bowl tickets go to: Show followed by performances by The Vitals, Kaipo with Tenelle Ticketmaster.com/probowl and Elle Mac For schedule updates, please see Probowl.com NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
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