Where to have Super Bowl fun in South Florida without going to the game

MIAMI – If you have South Florida Super Bowl fever, but don’t have tickets to the game; don’t worry because there’s plenty of action off the field to keep you entertained.

Events are planned all week long for all kinds of tastes. So if you want to be involved, here’s a list of fun Super Bowl activities to help get you into the game day mood.

The best part of this Super Bowl event? It’s free! Bayfront Park will come alive during the week leading up to the game with non-stop concerts, autograph sessions, fireworks and so much more. Did we mention it’s free?

Leave it to the NFL to take a normally mundane media session and turn it into an event. Of course, an event you have to pay to attend. Fans will be able to watch players on the Super Bowl teams be interviewed by a horde of reporters, while also getting autographs from NFL legends. Cheerleaders and team mascots will be on hand, as well as photo ops for the whole family.

If you mixed Walt Disney World with the NFL, you’d end up with something like the Super Bowl Experience. A theme park of all-things football awaits to please pigskin fans of all ages. Fans will be able to take part in interactive games, run the 40-yard dash against current players, and take a photo with the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

It’s practically the Super Bowl of Food when over 32 of the best chefs in America serve up their tastiest dishes alongside current NFL players and Hall of Famers.

If you can’t go to the Super Bowl, but still want to see a game... here’s where you want to be. In what’s being called South Florida’s very first celebrity flag football game, you’ll have the opportunity to see the stars battle it out on the gridiron.

Now, if you can’t make the Miami Beach celebrity game, you’ll definitely want to hit up the celebrity game a few days later. Stars like Tracy McGrady, Michael Irvin, Andre Reed and others will hit the field, interrupted only by a halftime show featuring Jake Miller.

Some of today’s biggest acts will be taking the stage over three nights to entertain those who are into good tunes as well as football. DJ Khaled, Meek Mill, DaBaby and others highlight Thursday’s concert, while Guns N’Roses hit the stage on Saturday night. Maroon 5 will wrap up the festivities with their Saturday night show.

After the NFL packs up from Super Bowl Opening Nigh, some of hip-hops biggest acts will take over Marlins Park over two nights. Chris Brown, Cardi B, Migos, Nicky Jam, and DaBaby are just some of the performers at this massive festival.

Two years ago, Lady Gaga was the main act of the Super Bowl halftime show. This year she’s headlining this party inside the custom event space on Watson Island.

Fans will indulge in concerts, art exhibits, mouth-watering culinary creations, interactive games, VIP parties, kid zones, sports forums, virtual game experiences, immersive entertainment