Verizon customers can bring guests to the once-in-a-lifetime fan experience, with activities including on-field access, meet and greets with local NFL legends, and more.

Lambeau Field will host a free Super Bowl watch party as part of the league-wide fan fest. It is open to Verizon customers and their guests.

Verizon will transform stadiums and venues across 30 NFL markets into a massive coast-to-coast event called FanFest on Feb. 9, the company announced Friday.

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The Caesars Superdome may be the home for the Super Bowl in New Orleans next month, but this year, festivities will extend far beyond the Bayou State, thanks to Verizon. In a first-of-its-kind event,

The FanFest, as Verizon describes it, is a "first-of-its-kind event" that will allow fans to witness Super Bowl LIX directly on the field in stadiums and venues across the nation, with Verizon customers already on the guestlist.

NFL legend Eli Manning joins TODAY to celebrate his pro football Hall of Fame nomination, and shares how fans in 30 NFL cities can experience the Super Bowl in a new way with Verizon’s FanFest. Manning also breaks down his predictions for the playoffs ahead of Super Bowl LIX.

Verizon is turning stadiums across all 30 NFL markets into a nationwide Super Bowl LIX FanFest in an unprecedented event. Taking place Sunday, February 9, the free celebrations will feature food from local small businesses, meet-and-greets with NFL legends, live music, interactive games, and exclusive on-field experiences in select cities.

Verizon will transform stadiums and venues across 30 NFL markets into a massive coast-to-coast event called FanFest on Feb. 9, the company announced Friday. The nationwide celebration will feature ...

LOS ANGELES — The Caesars Superdome may be the epicenter for the Super Bowl in New Orleans next month, but Verizon has a game plan to ensure the championship excitement stretches beyond the Big ...

Verizon announced Friday that it will transform stadiums and venues across 30 NFL markets into a massive coast-to-coast event called FanFest on Feb. 9.

Local Hall-of-Famers and player meet & greets: Fans will be hosted by a lineup of NFL legends and players in their hometowns, getting up close and personal with the likes of Tiki Barber, Emmanuel Sanders, Patrick Willis, Derrick Brooks, Jason Witten, Marshall Faulk, Jamaal Charles, Jason Taylor, and many more.