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Superbowl Limousine Service (800) 720-2021


How to Throw a Super Bowl Party

Look on the bright side - you may not have tickets to the event but unlike the fans in the stadium, you'll be able to see all the cool new multimillion-dollar commercials that debut during the game!

Steps:

  1. Decorate the house in the colors of the team you're rooting for. If one of the teams playing is "your" team, put on all your paraphernalia.
  2. Invest in a few foam "bad-call bricks" to throw at the TV so your guests can express their feelings about the refs without doing damage to your house.
  3. If you're going to have guests who are rooting for different teams, establish an imaginary line (or for fun, "draw" one with masking tape) down the center of the room. Decorate each side in one team's colors.
  4. Order a "Super Bowl Party in a Box" that includes plates, napkins, cups and a football snack bowl.
  5. Pick up veggie, cheese and cold cut plates and a six-foot long sandwich or two from a deli and have all the food laid out on a table within sight of the TV. Don't make your guests choose between eating and watching the game.
  6. Buy several six-packs of beer. Keep the beer in a cooler close by so you don't have to run to the fridge when it's third and inches. Restock the cooler at halftime.
  7. Have everyone write down who they think will win and what the final score will be before the game starts. Award a silly prize, like a big football piñata, to the person who comes closest.
Tips:
  • Celebrity limo for your guests.
    Since this is a drinking event, you may want to offer "free pick-up and delivery" so no one has to worry about drinking and driving. Arrange to pick everyone up before the game and drop everyone off after it's over. You can rent a limousine from Fairfield CT Limo to give everyone that Super Bowl celebrity experience.

    Since this is a weekend, you may want to set up a kids' room in the back of the house that's stocked with treats, games, a TV and VCR.

  • Keep interest in the game.
    Each guest antes up a dollar or two. Set the limit low, to encourage everyone to participate.

    For each guest watching the game, list several items that will or may happen. Each guest selects the team that will be the first to commit.

    This makes it simple for folks that are not football fans but are attending the party. All they have to do is select one of the two teams. The scores are added at the end of the game and the one with the highest points takes the pot.

    Who wins the toss? Who scores first? First field goal, touchdown, penalty (offensive/defensive), punt, blocked kick, QB sack, fumble, etc.

    Actually, you can bet on anything that can occur in a game. This creates interest in the game, because anything can happen at any time.

  • Game ball
    Purchase an NFL smooth surface football. Have all the guests sign the game ball with silver permanent ink pen. Put the final score and where the game was held on the football. One guest will win the football at the end of the party. I put slips of paper with "sorry" on all but one inside inflated balloons. The guests each pick a balloon, and on signal, they burst their balloons to see who gets the football.

  • Team oriented drinking game
    Before the game starts, as people are arriving, assign to each partygoer color-coded leis (or plates/cups, towels, stickers, etc) associated with each of the two teams playing. The teams should be represented as evenly as possible within the crowd. Prepare a large batch of kamikaze shots in an easily dispensable cooler. Set the rules so that when each team does something on the field (scores, makes a defensive stop, etc), the partiers wearing the corresponding colors will each take a shot. This is great fun!

    Disclaimer: This is not recommended for those with liver problems, pregnant women, or those who intend to drive after the game.

Warnings:
Move any fragile or breakable items out of the room before the game starts. You don't want someone to leap up yelling, "You call that holding? He wasn't even touching him!" and break your wife's favorite vase.

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It's the day when football fans come together united for one purpose: the Superbowl! Americans are glued to their tv sets watching the Superbowl, and those fortunate enought to get tickets are fanatically cheering on their SuperBowl heroes. Celebrate SuperBowl madness with an eqully mad cool ride in a Fairfield CT Limo limousine. Rent a SuperBowl limo, SuperBowl limousine, SuperBowl limo coach service for a SuperBowl Party.

Fairfield CT Limo is the limousine service company to go to for SuperBowl, or any occasion or special event. We are found in all cities, towns, and villages in Fairfield County, Connecticut.

Call us toll free (800) 720-2021 for inquiries, free quotes, or reservations. Or you may contact our office at (914) 376-8787 or through fax (914) 378-1599.





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Greenfield Hill is a neighborhood of Fairfield, Connecticut. Located in the northern part of the town, it extends from just south of the Merritt Parkway to the town's boundary with Easton, to the north.

Along with Southport, Greenfield Hill is one of two extremely wealthy neighborhoods in Fairfield. It is largely on account of Southport and Greenfield Hill that Fairfield is considered part of Connecticut's Gold Coast. Thanks in large part to the efforts of the Greenfield Hill Village Improvement Society, zoning is residential and lots are two acres or larger.

Just an hour north of New York City, Greenfield Hill’s shady lanes and meandering stone walls create an illusion of rural solitude. This agrarian community, which was established in 1725, has dwindled to a single working farm, as well as a horse stable that offers riding lessons. The remaining barns and pastures now function as artful additions to the landscape. Even the 19th century windmill that once pumped water for the area’s Jersey Cattle, has a more modern purpose – housing cellular phone antennas.

Locally, Greenfield Hill is known for its Dogwood Festival, which celebrates a variety of tree that abounds in the neighborhood. The dogwood has been a Greenfield Hill trademark since Dr. Isaac Bronson, an assistant surgeon in the Revolutionary War, decided to showcase them along the edges of his Bronson Road estate. In the early 1900’s the Greenfield Hill Village Improvement Society began importing and planting approximately 100 dogwoods a year. By the 1930’s, word had spread that the blooming of these trees was a sight worth traveling for and the famed Greenfield Hill Dogwood Festival was born.

The most famous and perhaps the most picturesque landmark is the Greenfield Hill Congregational Church, which presides over a classic New England green. Timothy Dwight IV, best known as a president of Yale University (and the namesake of one of its residential colleges) was pastor of Greenfield Hill Congregational Church for many years. According to local lore, he was hired by Yale to thwart plans for a rival educational institution in Fairfield.


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Greenfield Hill Limousine Service (800) 720-2021

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