Before we get into the much awaited Super Bowl 2012 next year, let's get into some details about the event itself. Below are some of the Frequently asked Questions (FAQs) about Super Bowl 2012. don't forget to tune to us here at
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What is Super Bowl 2012?
Super Bowl 2012 is the 46th professional football championship game conducted by the National Football League (NFL). Participants include the champions of the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC) of the National Football League. The winning team wins the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
What is the date for Super Bowl 2012? What time will it be played?
The game will be played on Sunday, February 5, 2012 and the estimated start time is 6:30 pm Eastern time.
Where will the 2012 Super Bowl be played?
The 2012 Super Bowl will be played at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana.
How many visitors will come to Indianapolis for Super Bowl 2012?
It is estimated that between 100,000 and 150,000 visitors will be in the Super Bowl host city.
What is the seating capacity of Lucas Oil Stadium?
Seating in Lucas Oil Stadium is anticipated to exceed 70,000 for Super Bowl XLVI.
Where will the AFC team practice for Super Bowl 2012?
The AFC team will practice at the Indianapolis Colts Practice Facility on West 56th Street.
Where will the NFC team practice for Super Bowl 2012?
The NFC team will practice on the campus of the University of Indianapolis in their newly constructed facility.
Why is the Super Bowl 2012 so important to Indianapolis?
Hosting the Super Bowl 2012 provides an opportunity for significant and sustained economic growth and unparalleled media focus on Indianapolis. The Super Bowl 2012 represents much more than a football game. The game and surrounding events transcend demographics and geographic boundaries. Hosting the event gives Indianapolis a rare opportunity for global visibility, economic impact, competitive edge for future events and conventions in our city, positive community programs for residents and quality of life improvements for our community.
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