"For those who can't shell out thousands of dollars for a ticket to see the action in person, the fan-accessible event is the way for them to get in the game, according to Nicki Ewell, the league's vice president of events. Often referred to as the NFL's theme park, the sprawling exhibition offers interactive games, memorabilia and a chance for fans to get player autographs."
"We always continue to ramp up all of the scenic elements, all of the beautiful graphics, that's what we change every year, she told the Bay Area News Group. People just really want to get in the game, they want to celebrate their team, they want to see players with their helmets off. One of the exhibition's staples gives fans the chance to see if they have what it takes to be a professional football player."
The Super Bowl Experience opened at San Francisco's Moscone Center as an accessible alternative for fans who cannot attend the game in person. The exhibition, often called the NFL's theme park, features interactive games, memorabilia, autograph opportunities and annual travel to each host city. The event presents a sleeker, more innovative and immersive layout with enhanced scenic elements and graphics. Fans can test athletic skills against NFL benchmarks, such as the 40-yard dash and vertical jump records, and view marquee displays including a seven-pound sterling silver Vince Lombardi Trophy and all 59 Super Bowl rings.
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