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Super Bowl XLVI Travel Packages Powered By Super Bowl XLVI Travel Packages Powered by FAN TRAVEL package to include the following: • Three or four night stay at Days Inn, Motel 6 or comparable / Check in Thursday 2/2 OR Friday 2/3, Check out Monday 2/6 • Upper level terrace end zone/corner game ticket to Super Bowl XLVI • Admission to the NFL Experience • Official SB XLVI Gift Item & Detailed itinerary Three Night FAN TRAVEL: $3,200.00 per person based on double occupancy Four Night FAN TRAVEL: $3,450.00 per person based on double occupancy STANDARD TRAVEL package to include the following: • Three or four night stay at Three Diamond Hampton Inn Shelbyville (located 28 miles from stadium) / Check in Thursday 2/2 OR Friday 2/3, Check out Monday 2/6 • Daily breakfast • Upper level terrace end zone/corner game ticket to Super Bowl XLVI • Admission to the NFL Experience • Admission to Official NFL Alumni Pregame Party with food, drinks & entertainment • Official SB XLVI Gift Item & Detailed itinerary Three Night STANDARD TRAVEL: $3,500.00 per person based on double occupancy Four Night STANDARD TRAVEL: $3,750.00 per person based on double occupancy DELUXE TRAVEL package to include the following: • Four night stay at the Country Inn & Suites Indy North (located 16.5 miles from stadium) / Check in Thursday 2/2, check out Monday 2/6 • Daily breakfast • Upper level terrace end zone/corner game ticket to Super Bowl XLVI • Admission to the NFL Experience • Admission to Official NFL Alumni Pregame Party with food, drinks & entertainment • Official SB XLVI Gift Item & Detailed itinerary Four Night DELUXE TRAVEL: $4,100.00 per person based on double occupancy CALL 866-967-4467 to reserve or customize your package. Ticket upgrades & additional hotels available upon request. Prices & availability subject to change. Premium Seats USA is not affiliated with the NFL, Super Bowl XLVI or Lucas Oil Stadium Super Bowl XLVI Party Add-ons Powered by Wednesday, February 1st • Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam featuring Don Omar & L. Hernandez at Indianapolis Convention Center, 7pm Thursday, February 2nd • Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam featuring Gym Class Heroes, B.o.B., & All American Rejects at Indianapolis State Fairgrounds, 7pm • Jim McMahon’s Swang N’ Super Bowl Charity Bash with appearances by Mike Ditka, Michael Irvin & more at The Rathskeller, 7pm Friday, February 3th • Super Bowl Playboy Party with a live performance by Ne-Yo (includes food & drinks) at Bud Light Hotel, 9pm • Super Bowl NFL Player of the Year Gala hosted by Alec Baldwin at Scottish Rite Performing Arts Center, 6pm • Leather and Laces Super Bowl Party (includes food & drinks) at Regions Bank Tower, 9pm Saturday, February 4th • DirecTV Celebrity Beach Bowl at Victory Field, 12pm • Taste of the NFL at Gleaners Food Bank, 7pm • Rolling Stone Super Bowl Bacardi Bash featuring The Roots, LMFAO & Lupe Fiasco at The Crane Bay, 8pm • HDNet-DirecTV Super Bowl Party at Victory Field, 9pm • Leather and Laces Super Bowl Party (includes food & drinks) at Regions Bank Tower, 9pm • Maxim Super Bowl Party at Indiana State Fairgrounds, 10pm Sunday, February 5th • Super Bowl Tailgate Party with Archie Manning, Cirque du Soleil, Celebrity Chefs & more at Indiana State Museum, 11am • Maxim Super Bowl Tailgate, TBD • Rolling Stone Super Bowl Tailgate Party featuring Jane’s Addiction & The Roots at The Crane Bay, TBD • Official NFL Super Bowl Tailgate Party (includes food, drinks & entertainment) at Lucas Oil Stadium, TBD CALL 866-967-4467 to reserve your party add-ons. Prices & availability subject to change. Premium Seats USA is not affiliated with the NFL, Super Bowl XLVI or Lucas Oil Stadium .
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