Super Bowl 2015
Facts & Frequently Asked Questions
SUMMARY
VISITOR
INFORMATION
1 Game Day
1-3 The Stadium
Economic Impact
4-5 Accommodations
6 Shop/Dine/Explore
7 Visitor Services
8 Media Center GLENDALE’S
SUPER BOWL 2008
SCRAPBOOK
8
Flickr Slideshow,
Video Playlist &
By the Numbers
(online)
HOST COMMITTEE
INFO
8 Logo, Website,
Social Media,
Contact Info
SUPER BOWL FAST
FACTS
8-9 NFL Information,
History
VISITOR INFORMATION
GAME DAY
Super Bowl XLIX will be held Feb. 1, 2015 in Glendale, AZ at the University of Phoenix
Stadium. The game will be broadcast on NBC.
THE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM
STADIUM FACTS & FIGURES
Glendale’s University of Phoenix Stadium, with its retractable roof & field, is unlike any other
stadium in North America and is a marvel of design, engineering, and technology. The
stadium opened in August of 2006. University of Phoenix Stadium is home to the NFL’s
Arizona Cardinals, as well as the annual Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, concerts, trade/consumer shows,
corporate events and special occasions of all kinds.
Amenities
• Approximately 63,400 permanent seats, expandable to 73,000 seats
• 88 luxury suites, approximately 7,400 Club Seats, two 39,000-square-foot
Club Lounges
• 160,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space
• 20,000 square feet of meeting room space
• Two high resolution video scoreboards
• 77 Public Restrooms (30 Men’s, 35 Women’s and 12 Family)
• 47 Concession stands
Design
Click here to watch a video of the making of the University of Phoenix stadium.
• The stadium was designed to be a multi-purpose facility with the ability to host football,
basketball, soccer, concerts, consumer shows, motor sports, rodeos and corporate events.
• Designed by world-renowned architect Peter Eisenman, in conjunction with HOK Sport,
Hunt Construction Group and Urban Earth Design.
• The exterior skin represents a barrel cactus.
• The building features alternating sections of shimmering metal panels intended to reflect
the shifting desert light alongside magnificent vertical glass slots allowing patrons a
spectacular view of the horizon from any level of the exterior. There are 21 vertical slots
on the exterior wall of the stadium.
Operational Advantages & Features
• Encompasses 1.7 million square feet of space.
• Features the first fully retractable natural grass playing field in North America.
• Slab on grade with utility floor boxes spaced on 30 x 60 increments throughout
stadium floor.
• Direct stadium floor access for consumer and trade show event patrons.
• Restroom and attendee amenities on floor and exhibit hall level.
• Fully air conditioned.
• 14,000 on-site parking spaces, 11,500 adjacent spaces.
• Conveniently located off the Loop 101, only 15 minutes from downtown Phoenix
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Funding & Economic Impact
• The cost of the stadium was approximately $455 million.
• The construction phase added 3,500 jobs and $400 million in economic benefits
to the area.
• The Tostitos Fiesta Bowl contributes approximately $115.8 million each year in economic
impact to the state of Arizona. The city of Glendale will host a semi-final college game at
the University of Phoenix Stadium at least every other year, with bid opportunities for the
national championship game.
• Super Bowl XLII in Glendale in 2008 was seen by 97.5 million people in the U.S. alone. • On game days there will be more than 3,000 employees on site, ranging from event, team,
facility, catering and concessions, security, and housekeeping operations and services.
Fun Facts
• The stadium seats, if set in a straight line, would stretch for approximately 18 miles or the
equivalent of 111 football fields.
• The amount of concrete used on the stadium is equal to 900 miles of sidewalk, the
distance between Glendale and San Francisco.
• The stadium air-conditioning system generates 8,000 tons of cooling capacity, enough to
cool 2,300 residential homes in Glendale.
• Two massive “thermometers” at the south end zone gauge crowd noise. The north end
zone bridge displays photos of past players.
• There are six levels in the stadium: the field or service level, the main concourse, the
club level, the suite level, the upper concourse and the mechanical level.
• Five layers of Arizona-themed murals usher fans through the stadium escalators. A mural
is depicted on each level, each designed to represent Arizona’s environmental attractions.
The 400 level, the highest in the stadium, replicates the night sky and has the names of
state observatories on it. The rest spotlight state rivers, canyons, deserts and mountain
ranges.
• The stadium includes 88 luxury lofts featuring preferred parking, an exclusive entrance,
private restrooms, multiple televisions, in-suite catering and a bold, modern interior design
unlike any other suites in the industry.
• The luxurious Club Level features wider seats, preferred parking, private entrances,
climate controlled club lounges with multiple two-story spaces, comfortable seating,
numerous TV monitors, upgraded food and beverage offerings and dedicated restrooms.
The Field
• The grass field rolls out of the stadium on an 18.9 million pound tray, residing outside of
the stadium except for football and soccer events, is the first of its kind in North America.
• The grass field remains outside the stadium in the sun until game day getting the
maximum amount of sunshine and nourishment, eliminating humidity problems inside the
stadium and providing unrestricted access to the stadium floor for events and staging.
• The stadium is situated along a slight northwest to southeast axis for maximum sun
exposure for field in the outboard position.
• Having the rollout field saves $50 million in costs since it is more economical to move
the field than having the entire roof retract daily to allow the necessary sunshine to
reach the grass.
• The roll out turf travels at a speed of 11.5 feet/minute (1/8 mph); and takes approximately
75 minutes to travel approximately 741 feet.
• The field is 234 feet wide x 403 feet long and 39 inches tall.
• Field tray rests on 13 rail tracks and moves in and out of the stadium on 546 steel wheel
assemblies (42 rows).
• 76 of the wheel sets are powered by a one-horsepower motor (total = 76 hp).
• The field will support approximately 94,000 square feet (over 2 acres) of natural grass.
• The grass is Tifway-419, a Bermuda hybrid. It was planted by using stolons, or plugs, that
provide the best long-term field conditions.
• The tray has a sophisticated irrigation system that works on timers and can be customized.
The water drains through a 1-inch-deep mat and several pipes that lead to a main
drainpipe underneath the field tray.
• A few inches of water remains in the tray while the field is in play to keep the grass moist.
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The Roof
• The translucent “Bird-Air” fabric roof allows the stadium to have an open, airy feel even
when the roof is closed. The roof has two large retractable panels that uncover the entire
playing field while providing maximum shading for fans. The roof can be closed and the
facility air conditioned in the hot months, while the roof can be opened to take advantage
of the Valley’s world-famous climate in cooler months. • Each roof panel weighs 550 tons.
• The roof is supported by two 700-foot-long trusses. • Each truss is 87 feet high at its tallest point and weighs about 1,800 tons.
• The top of the roof is 206 feet above grade. Surrounding the Facility
• The stadium occupies more than 25 acres, including the parking lots
• Included in the parking lot is an eight acre landscaped area located on the southwest side
of the facility called Sportsman’s Park.
• The Glendale Youth Sports Complex is also located on the property.
• The stadium is located in Glendale’s Sports & Entertainment District, which includes
Jobing.com Arena, home to the NHL Coyotes, and Westgate Entertainment District, a
master-planned, mixed-use retail, entertainment and commercial development.
STADIUM TOURS
Public tours will not be available 3 weeks prior or one week after Super Bowl XLIX. For tour
information dates other than this four-week period, see below:
Tour Overview
Guests become part of the action, as they are led through the stadium by an expert guide!
The hour-and-a-half long experience will entertain and educate everyone from those who can’t
tell a first down from a touchdown to the die-hard football fanatic! Do not forget your camera
to capture the scenes from our awe-inspiring viewpoints.
Please note: Tours will include approximately one mile of walking. Please wear comfortable
shoes. They will utilize ramps and elevators (no stairs). Tours are 100% wheelchair accessible.
Public Tours
Tours leave from Gate #2, and last approximately 75 minutes.
Schedule
Please note that tours will be ongoing throughout the year, but the stadium only releases the
dates and times a month or two in advance. Visit www.universityofphoenixstadium.com for
ticket and tour information.
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RV PARKS IN THE AREA
Visit www.azrvparks.com for a listing of RV Parks and campgrounds owned and operated by the members of the Arizona
Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds. Also visit www.go-arizona.com for information on more than 700 RV parks and
campgrounds in Arizona.
Partial listing of RV Parks:
Covered Wagon RV Park
6540 N. Black Canyon Hwy.
Phoenix, AZ 85017
602-242-2500
20 spaces
coveredwagonrvstop.com
Desert Sands RV Park
22036 N. 27th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
623-869-8186
70 spaces; pets accepted
with some restrictions
desertsandsrv.com
Desert Shadows RV Park
19203 N. 29th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
623-698-8178
50-100 spaces
phoenixrvresorts.com
Desert’s Edge RV Park
22623 N. Black Canyon Hwy.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
623-587-0940
30 spaces
desertsedgerv.com
North Phoenix RV Park
2550 W. Louise Dr.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
623-581-3969
195 spaces
northphoenixrvpark.com
Pleasant Harbor RV Park
8708 W. Harbor Blvd.
Peoria, AZ 85383
800-475-3272
602-269-0077
250 spaces
pleasantharbor.com/rv-resort
Orangewood Shadows RV
Resort
3165 E. University Dr.
Mesa, AZ 85213
480-832-9080
10 spaces; no pets
orangewoodshadows.com
Pioneer RV Park
36408 N. Black Canyon Hwy.
Phoenix, AZ 85086
623-465-7465
55+ community
100 spaces; pets accepted
with some restrictions
arizonarvresorts.com/pioneer
Palm Gardens RV Resort
2929 E. Main St.
Mesa, AZ 85213
480-832-0290
55+ community
115 spaces
palmgardensonline.com
Royal Palm RV Park
2050 W. Dunlap Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85021
602-943-5833
20 spaces
continentalcommunities.com
Temple Travel Trailer Villa
1831 E. Apache Blvd
Tempe, AZ 85281
480-968-1411
7 spaces
tempetraveltrailervilla.com
Apache Palms RV Park
1836 E. Apache Blvd.
Tempe, AZ 85281
480-966-7399
80 spaces
apachepalmsrvpark.com
Mesa Spirit RV Resort
3020 E. Main St.
Mesa, AZ 85213
480-832-1770
1800 spaces; pets accepted
with some restrictions
www.azrvpark.com
Monte Vista Village Resort
8865 E. Baseline
Mesa, AZ 85208
480-833-2223
15 spaces
montevistaresort.com
Park Place Travel RV Resort
306 S. Recker Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85206
480-830-1080
55+ community
40 spaces
sunhome.biz
Silveridge RV Resort
8265 E. Southern Ave.
Mesa, AZ 85208
480-373-7000
55 spaces including
some pet spaces
silveridge.com
Aztec Travel Trailer Resort
4220 E. Main St.
Mesa, AZ 85205
480-832-2700
300 spaces
55 and over but will
take 45 and over
aztecrv.com
The Resort RV Park
1101 S. Ellsworth Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85208
480-986-8404
30 spaces
55 and over - a couple
in pet section
theresortrvpark.com
Towerpoint Resort
4860 E. Main
Mesa, AZ 85205
480-832-4996
10 - 50 spaces
Won’t accept reservations
until end of December
www.cal-am.com
Viewpoint RV and Golf Resort
8700 E. University Dr.
Mesa, AZ 85204
480-373-8700
25 spaces
viewpointrv.com
Valle Del Oro RV Resort
1452 S. Ellsworth Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85005
480-984-1146
400 spaces
cal-am.com
Val Vista RV Park
16680 Val Vista Blvd.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
520-836-7800
highroadcommunities.com
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HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
*Number in parenthesis indicates mileage/kilometers to University of Phoenix Stadium/Jobing.com Arena/Westgate
Entertainment District from hotel.
*The second mileage indicator is the distance from Camelback Ranch-Glendale Spring Training Facility.
Comfort Suites Glendale
(100 Rooms)
9824 W. Camelback Rd.
Glendale, AZ 85305
(623) 271-9005
(2 miles/3.2 km)
(1.4 miles/2.2 km)
comfortsuites.com
Gas Light Inn
(10 Rooms)
5747 W. Glendale Ave.
Glendale, AZ
(623) 934-5466
(4 miles/6.5 km)
(8.1 miles/13.1 km)
GasLightInnAz.com
Hampton Inn and Suites
(149 Rooms)
6630 N. 95th Ave.
Glendale, AZ 85305
(623) 271-7771
(Walking distance)
(3.2 miles/5.2 km)
phoenixglendalesuites.
hamptoninn.com
Holiday Inn Express
(96 Rooms)
9310 W. Cabela Dr.
Glendale, AZ 85305
(623) 939-8888
(1 mile/1.7 km)
(4 miles/6.4 km)
holidayinn.com
Pets allowed- restrictions and
fees apply
Marriott Residence Inn Glendale
Sports and Entertainment
District (126 Rooms)
7350 N. Zanjero Blvd.
Glendale, AZ 85305
(623) 772-8900
(1 mile/1.7 km)
(4.1 miles/6.6 km)
residenceinnglendale.com
Pets allowed- restrictions and
fees apply
Renaissance Glendale
Hotel & Spa
(320 Rooms)
9495 W. Coyotes Blvd.
Glendale, AZ 85305
(623) 937-3700
(Walking distance)
(3.2 miles/5.1 km)
renaissanceglendale.com
SpringHill Suites by
Marriott
Motel 6 (formerly the Glendale (89 Rooms)
7810 W. Bell Rd.
Inn & Suites)
Glendale, AZ 85308
(84 Rooms)
(623) 878-6666
7116 N. 59th Ave.
(8 miles/13 km)
Glendale, AZ 85301
(11.9 miles/19.2 km)
(623) 939-9431
marriott.com/springhill
(4 miles/6.5 km)
(8.1 miles/13.1 km)
www.glendaleinnandsuites.com Staybridge Suites
(116 Rooms)
9340 W. Cabela Dr.
SpringHill Suites Glendale
Glendale, AZ 85305
Sports and Entertainment
(623) 842-0000
District (120 Rooms)
(1 mile/1.7 km)
7370 N. Zanjero Blvd.
(3.9 miles/6.3 km)
Glendale, AZ 85305
staybridgesuites.com
(623) 772-9200
Pets allowed- restrictions
(1 mile/1.7 km)
and fees apply
(4.2 miles/7.14km)
springhillsuitesglendale.com
Thunderbird Executive Inn
(134 Rooms)
Quality Inn at Talavi
15249 N. 59th Ave.
(74 Rooms)
Glendale, AZ 85306
5511 W. Bell Rd.
(602) 978-7987
Glendale, AZ 85308
(11 miles/17.5 km)
(602) 896-8900
(4.0 miles/6.5 km)
(12 miles/19 km)
thunderbirdexecutiveinn.
(14.4 miles/23.1 km)
com
www.qualityinn.com
Ramada at Arrowhead
(60 Rooms)
7885 W. Arrowhead Towne
Center Dr.
Glendale, AZ 85308
(623) 412-2000
(8 miles/13 km)
(11.7 miles/18.8 km)
www.ramada.com
Pets allowed- restrictions and
fees apply
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SHOP/DINE/EXPLORE IN GLENDALE, AZ
Historic Downtown Glendale
58th and Glendale avenues (five miles west of University of Phoenix Stadium)
www.VisitGlendale.com
This retro-chic destination incorporates two distinct districts that are home to more than 90
specialty shops that get national attention for the retail-chain-free collection of shops slinging
vintage clothing, turn-of-(last)-century furniture and even pop-culture collectibles. Although
the area is seamless to tour on foot, the difference in its two districts is revealed in the
redbrick, main-street-style buildings of Old Towne versus the charming bungalows-turnedshops of Catlin Court. The area feels like a secret only you’ve discovered. Spread throughout
a series of tree-lined city blocks, the treasure-seeking crowds are never overwhelming.
Westgate Entertainment District
Loop 101 and Glendale Avenue
www.westgateaz.com
There’s an energy brewing in Glendale’s Sports and Entertainment District—aftershocks of
a rising Mecca of all things hip and cool. Trendy night spots, top-shelf dining destinations,
gourmet coffee shops, high-end shopping—these are all part of the buzz that surrounds the
Westgate and Zanjero developments. Non-stop, premier entertainment and nationally televised
sporting events converge with one of the Valley’s newest urban villages for young professionals
wanting to live where the action is. Top things off with Cabela’s, the world’s leading outdoor
retailer, along with premium office space and a four-diamond luxury Glendale Renaissance
Hotel & Spa and you have the ultimate media destination where you will be right in the
middle of all the action! Shops and restaurants will be open on game day. And, don’t miss
the newest addition to the area-Tanger Outlets Westgate which offers 85 leading brand names
and designer outlet stores at uncompromised savings every day. This innovative outlet center
offers rows of shops and a huge variety of high end and outlet value shopping for fashions,
footwear, home products and more.
Arrowhead Towne Center-Bell Road Corridor
Loop 101 and Bell Road
www.Westcor.com
When it comes to retail, Arrowhead could be considered a capital. Shoppers delight in
one of the largest malls in the region – the beautifully designed Arrowhead Towne Center,
conveniently located just minutes from Glendale’s sports venues. This mall also has spurred
the successful development of the Bell Road Corridor, which now is the home to more than
100 restaurants.
ENTERTAINMENT, ART & CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
Movie theaters
AMC Theatres Arrowhead 14
7700 W. Arrowhead Towne Center
(623) 487-9556
amctheatres.com
AMC Theatres Westgate 20
Loop 101 & Glendale Avenue
9400 W. Hanna Drive
(602) 956-4262
amctheatres.com
Glendale 9 Drive-In Theater
5650 N. 55th Avenue
(623) 939-9715
Arts & Culture
Glendale is a city founded on a rich ranching history and vibrant cultural heritage, and these
characteristics are proudly displayed through many of the city’s museum and public art
offerings. Here are a few places you may want to explore. www.VisitGlendale.com
Glendale Arizona Historical Society
Manistee Ranch, 5127 W. Northern Ave.
Discover one of Glendale’s best kept historic secrets with a tour of a National Register sites the 1897 Manistee Ranch. Contact: (623) 435-0072
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Sahuaro Ranch Park Historical Area
9802 N. 59th Ave.
Preserving one of the Valley’s oldest and most magnificent homesteads, the ranch consists of
13 original buildings and a beautiful rose garden. A weekend wedding is a common sight, and
the park’s stately peacocks are popular guests for the receiving line. Guests are able to enjoy
the 1885 homestead that is one of the best-preserved examples of early ranches in the Salt
River Valley. Contact: (623) 930-4200
Glendale Police Museum
INTERESTING
ARIZONA FACTS
Since elevations in
Arizona range from 70
feet on the Colorado
River to 12,633 feet on
Humphreys Peak, it is
possible for the coldest
or hottest temperature in
the United States to be
recorded in Arizona.
The hottest temperature
in Arizona was 128
degrees, recorded in
Lake Havasu City on
June 29, 1994.
The coldest temperature
in Arizona was -40
degrees, recorded at
Hawley Lake on
January 7, 1971.
The Valley sees an
average rainfall of
7.64” per year. A
desert location is
defined as one that
receives less than
10” of rain per year.
6835 N. 57th Drive (lobby of the Glendale Police Department)
Dedicated to Glendale’s finest, the exhibit spans police history from the early days of the
territorial sheriff to the present day. View early police equipment and items.
Contact: (623) 930-3486
Xeriscape Botanical Garden/Glendale Main Library
5959 W. Brown St.
This award-winning garden contains more than 1,000 low-water-use trees, shrubs and cactus.
Listening wands can be checked out inside the library for a self-guided garden tour.
Contact: (623) 930-3596
Glendale also boasts an impressive display of public art, ranging from paintings to garden
sculptures. Spend your Saturday on an artful driving tour of the city and take in a Chihuly
sculpture, a poignant veteran’s monument or a few playful kids made of bronze. For a visual
preview, visit www.glendaleaz.com for a map and photo gallery.
GOLF AMENITIES
With more than 300 golf courses throughout the state, Arizona is recognized as one of the
world’s premier golf destinations. Internationally-renowned desert courses, award-winning
municipal courses, heated golf ball massages, world-class instruction and year-round
tournaments combine to develop an entire industry catering to golf enthusiasts.
View a listing of statewide golf courses at http://arizonaguide.com/whattodo/golflistings.aspx.
JOBING.COM ARENA
9400 W. Maryland Ave.
Glendale, AZ 85305
(623) 772-3200
www.jobingarena.com
Jobing.com Arena is an award-winning, state-of-the-art, multi-purpose facility that hosts
national and international chart-topping recording artists, a variety of sporting events and
exciting family shows each year. Owned by the city of Glendale, Jobing.com Arena is home to
the National Hockey League Coyotes and has established itself as Arizona’s premiere sports
and entertainment facility. With two separate concourses on two seating levels, Jobing.com
Arena provides guests with non-restricted views of the action featuring an intimate seating
bowl with all the modern amenities.
VISITOR SERVICES – Glendale Visitor Center
Boasting a countless collection of free local, regional and statewide maps, brochures and
travel information, the Glendale Visitor Center is the first place to start your Super Bowl
journey. Our helpful travel counselors can assist with accommodations, directions and
even dining recommendations. The Glendale Visitor Center is an Official State of Arizona
Information Center. More than 500 brochures are on display covering the state’s attractions.
Internet access is also available for visitors to “stay connected.”
Glendale Visitor Center
5800 W. Glenn Drive, Suite 140
Glendale, AZ 85301
(623) 930-4500 • (877) 800-2601
Email; tourinfo@ visitglendale.com
www.VisitGlendale.com
Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, Noon to 5 p.m.
Request a travel packet:
Call the Glendale Visitor Center at
(623) 930-4500 or toll free at (877) 800-2601
or request a packet online at www.visitglendale.
com. The packet will be mailed within 7 days.
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WEB SITES ADDITIONAL SOURCES FOR INFORMATION ON SUPER BOWL
SUPER BOWL HOST
CITIES/NUMBER OF
TIMES HOSTED *
New Orleans 10
South Florida 10
Los Angeles 7
(LA Coliseum 2, Rose
Bowl 5)
Tampa Bay 4
San Diego 3
Arizona 2
Atlanta 2
Detroit 2
Houston 2
Indianapolis 1
GLENDALE’S 2008
SUPER BOWL
SCRAPBOOK
Check out Glendale’s
online Super Bowl
Scrapbook, featuring
a photo album from
the city’s first Super Bowl
in 2008. In addition,
you’ll find a YouTube
playlist with great videos
on staff planning and
research and the sights
and sounds of the world’s
most-viewed sporting
event in Glendale, AZ.
visitglendale.com/
superbowl
*source: www.nfl.com
Glendale Visitor
VisitGlendale.com
Arizona Office of Tourism
arizonaguide.com
City of Glendale government
glendaleaz.com
University of Phoenix Stadium
universityofphoenixstadium.com
AZ Super Bowl Host Committee
azsuperbowl.com
Westgate Entertainment District
www.westgatecitycenter.com
NFL
nfl.com
Super Bowl
superbowl.com
ARIZONA SUPER BOWL HOST COMMITTEE
Want to become a Super Bowl Volunteer? Would you like email updates on the Super Bowl
Host Committee’s plans and progress?
Visit www.azsuperbowl.com and complete the entry form to get information and updates.
You can also follow the Host Committee on social media:
facebook.com/#!/AZSuperBowl
twitter.com/AZSuperBowl
GLENDALE MEDIA CENTER
The Glendale Media Center (GMC), professionally designed with input from media veterans
with national mega-event experience, is attached to the 4-diamond Glendale Renaissance
Hotel & Spa. The GMC provides members of the local and national media with a one-of-akind stand-up/live shot reporting experience.
Located across the street from the University of Phoenix Stadium, the facility boasts large
wrap around windows and outdoor rooftop platforms for panoramic views and stand-up
backdrops of Arizona’s stunning mountain skyline. In addition, the GMC offers close up
views of Westgate Entertainment District and Jobing.com Arena as well as the University
of Phoenix Stadium.
The GMC is expandable to 45,000 square feet for mega-events such as the Super Bowl,
Fiesta Bowl and Wrestlemania. This environment is designed to accommodate media, as
well as host players, officials and VIPs for press conferences, announcements and interviews.
The Renaissance Glendale Hotel & Spa, which opened in the fall of 2007, has 320 rooms,
80,000-square-foot conference center, full service spa and a variety of restaurants.
Direct fiber throughout this sports and entertainment district allows the media to go live from
the stadium, arena and the fountain plaza at Westgate Entertainment District. The GMC also
offers phone lines, cable television and Internet access.
The GMC is also home to the state-of-the -art HD studios for Glendale 11, the city’s award
winning cable TV station. The 15,000 square-foot TV station has two digital full-service
studios (60 X 60 and 30 X 40) with accommodations for satellite uplink trucks and Vyvx
fiber line access. These facilities are available for rent.
Contact Information
Glendale Media Center
9494 W. Maryland
Glendale, AZ 85305 glendalemediacenter.com
Contact: Dave Rainey
623-930-4512
drainey@ glendaleaz.com.
Renaissance Glendale
Hotel & Spa
9495 Coyotes Boulevard
Glendale, Arizona 85305
Glendale Conference Center
6633 N. 95th Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85305 renaissanceglendale.com
Contact: Allan Tuttle
480-518-8007
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*source: www.nfl.com
SUPER BOWL FAST FACTS/HISTORY
Super Bowl Game History*
GameDate
XLVII
Feb. 3, 2013
XLVI
Feb. 5, 2012
XLV
Feb. 6, 2011
XLIV
Feb. 7, 2010
XLIII
Feb. 1, 2009
XLII
Feb. 3, 2008
XLI
Feb. 4, 2007
XL
Feb. 5, 2006
XXXIX
Feb. 6, 2005
XXXVIII
Feb. 1, 2004
XXXVII
Jan. 26, 2003
XXXVI
Feb. 3, 2002
XXXV
Jan. 28, 2001
XXXIII
Jan. 31, 1999
XXXII
Jan. 25, 1998
XXXI
Jan. 26, 1997
XXX
Jan. 28, 1996
XXIX
Jan. 29, 1995
XXVIII
Jan. 30, 1994
XXVII
Jan. 31, 1993
XXVI
Jan. 26, 1992
XXV
Jan. 27, 1991
XXIV
Jan. 28, 1990
XXIII
Jan. 22, 1989
XXII
Jan. 31, 1988
XXI
Jan. 25, 1987
XX
Jan. 26, 1986
XIX
Jan. 20, 1985
XVIII
Jan. 22, 1984
XVII
Jan. 30, 1983
XVI
Jan. 24, 1982
XV
Jan. 25, 1981
XIV
Jan. 20, 1980
XIII
Jan. 21, 1979
XII
Jan. 15, 1978
XI
Jan. 9, 1977
X
Jan. 18, 1976
IX
Jan. 12, 1975
VIII
Jan. 13, 1974
VII
Jan. 14, 1973
VI
Jan. 16, 1972
V
Jan. 17, 1971
IV
Jan. 11, 1970
III
Jan. 12, 1969
II
Jan. 14, 1968
I
Jan. 15, 1967
Result
Baltimore 34, San Francisco 31
NY Giants 21, New England 17
Green Bay 31, Pittsburgh 25
New Orleans 31, Indianapolis 17
Pittsburgh 27, Arizona 23
NY Giants 17, New England 14
Indianapolis 29, Chicago 17 Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10
New England 24, Philadelphia 21
New England 32, Carolina 29
Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21
New England 20, St. Louis 17
Baltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7
Denver 34, Atlanta 19
Denver 31, Green Bay 24
Green Bay 35, New England 21
Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17
San Francisco 49, San Diego 26
Dallas 30, Buffalo 13
Dallas 52, Buffalo 17
Washington 37, Buffalo 24
N.Y. Giants 20, Buffalo 19
San Francisco 55, Denver 10
San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16
Washington 42, Denver 10
N.Y. Giants 39, Denver 20
Chicago 46, New England 10
San Francisco 38, Miami 16
L.A. Raiders 38, Washington 9
Washington 27, Miami 17
San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21
Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10
Pittsburgh 31, L.A. Rams 19
Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31
Dallas 27, Denver 10
Oakland 32, Minnesota 14
Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17
Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6
Miami 24, Minnesota 7
Miami 14, Washington 7
Dallas 24, Miami 3
Baltimore 16, Dallas 13
Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7
N.Y. Jets 16, Baltimore 7
Green Bay 33, Oakland 14
Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10
Location
New Orleans
Indianapolis
North Texas
South Florida
Tampa Bay
Arizona
Miami
Detroit
Jacksonville
Houston (Reliant)
San Diego
New Orleans (Super Dome)
Tampa
Miami
San Diego
New Orleans (Super Dome)
Phoenix
Miami
Atlanta
Los Angeles (Rose Bowl)
Minneapolis
Tampa
New Orleans (Super Dome)
Miami
San Diego
Los Angeles (Rose Bowl)
New Orleans (Super Dome)
San Francisco (Palo Alto/Stanford)
Tampa
Los Angeles (Rose Bowl)
Detroit (Silver)
New Orleans (Super Dome)
Los Angeles (Rose Bowl)
Miami
New Orleans (Super Dome)
Los Angeles (Rose Bowl)
Miami
New Orleans (Tulane Stadium)
Houston (Rice)
Los Angeles (Coliseum)
New Orleans (Tulane Stadium)
New Orleans (Tulane Stadium)
Miami
Miami
Miami
Los Angeles (Coliseum)
No
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