Mercedes-Benz Superdome New Orleans, Louisiana February 3, 2013 (Sun)

Experience the Super Bowl in the town of Jazz, fine cuisine, and Crescent City, NEW ORLEANS!

The 2013 Super Bowl will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana on February 3rd (Sunday). As you may know, the Super Bowl is watched by so many people in the world as a once a year event. Super Bowl XLV became the highest TV viewership in the history. Super Bowl XLVI defeated this previous year’s record and became the most-watched program in American television history. Super Bowl XLVI was played between New York Giants and New England Patriots. It is well-known that Super Bowl TV commercials is high because so many people watch the game. Average price per thirty-second spot of Super Bowl XLVI was the highest ever which was $3.5 million. Furthermore, this 2013 Super Bowl Commercial rate would be higher than that. The sources said Super Bowl XLVII TV ads could charge $4 million per thirty-second spot.
New Orleans will host the Super Bowl for a seventh time. New Orleans is famous for Mardi Gras. There is a big parade for Mardi Gras and the entire city enjoys the festivities. New Orleans is also famous for the birthplace of Jazz. Jazz Festival is held every year, and the tourists from all over the world come to visit.
New Orleans used to be the Regent of France. French style and culture are remained in the city. French Quarter, which is one of the city’s districts and is the world-well-known tour place, is the emblem of this French culture.
You can enjoy the New Orleans’ style and fine cuisine including “French doughnuts”, Gulf oysters on the half-shell, fried oysters and boiled crawfish. There is also the interesting street food such as Yaka mein.
The city is surrounded by a grand river, the Mississippi River, and Lake Pontchartrain, and is called “Crescent City”. The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is famous for the longest bridge in the world at 24 miles long.
New Orleans has multi-crossing cultures by consisting of French, Europe, Latin American, and African cultures. Many of the residents are easy-going and carefree. The city is also well-known for having the port which belongs to the world’s busiest port regarding bulk tonnage. New Orleans is geographically rich in water, and prospers their maritime industry.
Tourism could be more important revenue for the city rather than the maritime and other industries. The city has not only this big sports event, the Super Bowl, but the Rock ‘n’ Roll Mardi Gras Marathon and the Crescent City Classic. And New Orleans is popular for bicycling. The Mississippi River Trail, a 3,000-mile bicycle path, starts from the city to Minnesota. You might be able to often see various and uniquely designed bicycles at the city. New Orleans strives to boost their tourism industry and is ranked as one of best cities in terms of such as stylish boutique hotels, live music, concerts, antique, cafés, and neighborhood restaurants. The city is the most favorite destination particularly for a spring break.
There are many unique and multicultural style houses and architectural buildings in the city including the famous Saint Louis Catholic Cathedral which is a symbol of New Orleans. You can also enjoy riding the Natchez, a steamboat with a calliope, over the Mississippi River. The nature spots of the city are the Audubon Nature Institute which has the zoo and the aquarium, and City Park which is one of the most expansive parks in the U.S.
Bryton Harry will coordinate your Super Bowl’s needs from handling and upgrading tickets to creating your own plans for this spectacular sport event! The 2013 Super Bowl’s schedule and events could be like below…

Super Bowl Tour The week of the Super Bowl

You can access the ground of the stadium and visit the rocker rooms!

Super Bowl February 3 (Sun)

Finally, the Super Bowl kick-off!