TAMPA -- The Super Bowl Experience is set to open at 5:00 this afternoon at Julian B. Lane Park in downtown Tampa, and while thousands will be able to get a close-up view of all 54 Super Bowl rings and the Lombardi Trophy, the bad news is there are no more tickets left, and there are no walk-ups.
Local and NFL dignitaries took part in an opening ceremony Friday morning, including Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and Bucs' co-owner and executive VP Bryan Glazer. He said if anyone had said three years ago that the Bucs would have played in the game as the home team with Tom Brady as their quarterback... they would "think you're insane... and yet here we are, on the cusp of something unbelievable."
Ifr you are lucky enough to have a ticket for the "Experience," you can try kicking a field goal, or show off your passing accuracy...among many other things.
Photo: Tampa Bay Host Committee