Verizon will host a nationwide Super Bowl celebration called FanFest on February 9th, 2024, transforming stadiums and venues across 30 NFL markets into a massive fan experience.
Verizon will transform stadiums and venues across 30 NFL markets into a massive coast-to-coast event called FanFest on Feb. 9, the company announced Friday. The nationwide celebration will feature on-field access, live music, local chefs and meet-and-greets at each location with current and former NFL players such as Marshall Faulk, Jason Witten, Tiki Barber, Derrick Brooks and Thurman Thomas., who will serve as a FanFest ambassador.
Verizon customers can claim free tickets on a first-come, first-served basis starting Friday by visitingManning, who was a New York Giants quarterback, called the cross-country experiences the “largest simultaneous Super Bowl party ever.” He believes the idea can succeed, likening the Super Bowl's broad appeal to the spirit of a national holiday. “This is a chance to give fans a unique way to enjoy the whole day,” Manning said.'It's not just the game. It's music, food, having things for kids and families. It's about enjoying the experience while watching the gam
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