Outdoor Super Bowl in a northern clime

[Spotcheck Billy]

Cold weather shows character.

well our weatherman has forecast a lot of character for the next week

[ChicosBailBonds]

This is the first SB I'll miss in a number of years.  My wife is not upset at all, gets below 55 and its artic.  I would have liked to see it for the nostalgia of it all, but having in NYC isn't my cup of tea.

I prefer they keep it in New Orleans, San Diego or Miami.  Actually, Indianapolis was probably one of my favorites.  Tampa, Dallas...ugh. 

[Sunbelt15]

This is the first SB I'll miss in a number of years.  My wife is not upset at all, gets below 55 and its artic.  I would have liked to see it for the nostalgia of it all, but having in NYC isn't my cup of tea.

I prefer they keep it in New Orleans, San Diego or Miami.  Actually, Indianapolis was probably one of my favorites.  Tampa, Dallas...ugh. 

Do you think the warmer or domed climate makes for a better game or viewing experience?

[WellsstreetWanderer]

From what I am reading fans are voting with their feet: ticket sales are slow

[ChicosBailBonds]

Do you think the warmer or domed climate makes for a better game or viewing experience?

Honestly, I think going to NFL games is not great, regardless.  It's a game that is made for television. 

Having said that, I like outdoor games and a chill in the air for football.  Brutal cold, no....in the 30s or 40's....I like. 

I do think the warmer climates make for a better game because it takes the elements out of it as an excuse, but when both teams are performing in the same conditions it is hard to argue.  It's fun watching those games in the snow, but there are always a few plays that happen as a result of the conditions which is unfortunate.

[GGGG]

From what I am reading fans are voting with their feet: ticket sales are slow

Well it is sold out.  The secondary market is slow.  And I understand that, but that really shouldn't be much of a concern for the NFL.  It's not like there are going to be a bunch of empty seats.

[Golden Avalanche]

This is the first SB I'll miss in a number of years.  My wife is not upset at all, gets below 55 and its artic.  I would have liked to see it for the nostalgia of it all, but having in NYC isn't my cup of tea.

I prefer they keep it in New Orleans, San Diego or Miami.  Actually, Indianapolis was probably one of my favorites.  Tampa, Dallas...ugh. 

You could be out here all week and never set foot in NYC but rather spend your time riding horses, skiing slopes, or visiting Colonial battlefields. That's the beauty of having a Super Bowl in New Jersey, which is undoubtedly the greatest state this fine union has the pleasure of considering a member.

[ChicosBailBonds]

You could be out here all week and never set foot in NYC but rather spend your time riding horses, skiing slopes, or visiting Colonial battlefields. That's the beauty of having a Super Bowl in New Jersey, which is undoubtedly the greatest state this fine union has the pleasure of considering a member.

I've skied out in the NE, it's a tough thing to get excited about for those that have access to Tahoe, Mammoth, Colorado or Utah.  Would love to do some of the other things.  I have friends in Summitt and elsewhere.  I don't mind NYC, but for the Super Bowl I'd prefer it elsewhere.

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

I've skied out in the NE, it's a tough thing to get excited about for those that have access to Tahoe, Mammoth, Colorado or Utah.  Would love to do some of the other things.  I have friends in Summitt and elsewhere.  I don't mind NYC, but for the Super Bowl I'd prefer it elsewhere.

In a visit to the NYC Superbowl, you could work in Marquette vs. St. John's @ MSG as part of the SuperBowl Saturday double header.  (Includes Michigan St. vs. Georgetown)