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2019 PRO BOWL – GAME DAY SCHEDULE the 2019 Pro Bowl Is Bigger and Better Than Ever, Featuring New and Improved, Family- Friendly Activations 2019 PRO BOWL – GAME DAY SCHEDULE The 2019 Pro Bowl is bigger and better than ever, featuring new and improved, family- friendly activations. From the KidZone, to the “Best Dressed” Red Carpet competition, there is fun for NFL fans of all ages! 12PM Camping World Stadium Gates Open 12-1PM Pro Bowl Red Carpet The first-ever Pro Bowl Red Carpet will feature your favorite Pro Bowl stars showing off their style. Fans will have the opportunity to watch their favorite players walk the Red Carpet in their best ensemble! The Red Carpet is open to all Pro Bowl ticketholders and takes place at Camping World Stadium before Pro Bowl kicks off. 12PM KidZone Head over to the North Plaza at Camping World Stadium for Pro Bowl’s first-ever KidZone! Featuring an NFL Youth Combine, Quarterback Challenge, temporary tattoos and more, the KidZone is sure to please. And don’t forget to take your turn at the KidZone’s Dance Cam – you may even end up on the jumbrotron! 1:15PM NFL FLAG Championship The NFL FLAG Championships are returning to the Pro Bowl for the third consecutive year! This year, the competition culminates live on ESPN/ABC during pregame of the 2019 Pro Bowl at Camping World Stadium with the 13-14 Boys Championship! 3PM 2019 Pro Bowl Kickoff AFC/NFC Seating For the first time ever, 2019 Pro Bowl will feature set AFC and NFC sections! Purchase 2019 Pro Bowl tickets on your team’s side, come to the game in their jersey and get ready to wave your red or blue rally towel in honor of your home team’s division! Family-Friendly Concessions 2019 Pro Bowl is an event for friends and family of all ages. New this year, family-friendly concessions at lowers prices will be offered throughout Camping World Stadium! Don Shula High School Coach of the Year Award The Don Shula High School Coach of the Year award honors an exemplary football coach at the high school level who displays the integrity, achievement, and leadership demonstrated by Coach Shula. The Don Shula Award winner will be announced live during 2019 Pro Bowl! Pro Bowl High School Recognition Keep an eye on their helmets! For the first time, Pro Bowlers will wear helmet stickers representing their high school football teams to highlight their hometown programs. Postgame Fireworks Make sure you stay until the end of the game, as 2019 Pro Bowl will culminate with an epic firework show over Camping World Stadium! .
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