1. February 2009 forty-third Super Bowl played in Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. Super Bowl is no longer just a game, departed a week of events around the host city.

Raymond James Stadium is the center of attention and the location of Super Bowl XLIII. Near Raymond James Stadium, fans can enjoy the experience of the NFL, an interactive fan attraction of the environment. Raymond James Stadium is the zero point during Super Bowl week, but the fun and excitement of the game includes many locations in the Tampa Bay area.

Visitors should check the St. Pete Times Forum Tampa. This is the most popular place in Tampa has hosted over 150 events a year. Week of Super Bowl XLIII will take guests from St. Pete Times Forum to enjoy the legendary band The Eagles, Grammy winner Celine Dion, comedian Dane Cook, and two NHL games Tampa Bay Lightning. And so there is no ambiguity, the St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, despite what its name may be indicated.

Located on the Florida State Fair, Ford Amphitheatre is an outdoor place, with a capacity of 20,000 people. Thursday and Friday night before the 2009 Super Bowl, the Ford Amphitheatre live Pepsi Smash Super Bowl Bash. Top acts including Rihanna, Fall Out Boy, Lifehouse, and Enrique Iglesias perform. Event without VH1 January 29.

Crosses Tampa Bay and visit the house candidates MLB World Series, Tampa Bay Rays. The rays will not be there until April, but football fans can enjoy the taste of the NFL at Tropicana Field. Tropicana Field visitors may interfere with some of the greatest NFL players, watch shows, taste foods from all cities in the NFL and join the fight in the NFL against hunger in America.

While you’re in the pool of Tampa, check Jannus Landing. Jannus Landing is the site of the oldest concert in Florida. The sponsors and artists who love nature and intimate concert experience loose. Users to enjoy this place outdoor restaurants and bars nearby. The week before the Super Bowl XLIII, Jannus Landing welcomes Keller Williams Tuesday, January 27 and Dark Star Orchestra on Thursday, January 29.

Downtown Tampa Super Bowl should be teeming with activity. ESPN has a giant tent full of lounges, bars and screens show the future of this sport. Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center takes you back to 1960. Saturday, January 31 Fab Four tribute band is the audience to sing and a lucky guest to win two tickets to the Super Bowl.