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Super Bowl travel tips

Feb 3, 2010

For many football fans, seeing the Super Bowl in person is a dream come true. The Super Bowl is in Miami this year, a popular winter destination known for its party-friendly atmosphere. Here are some traveling tips if you are engaging in any Super Bowl-related travel.

Heading to the Super Bowl in Miami?

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In Florida for the Super Bowl?

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Watching the Super Bowl with Colts fans in Indianapolis?

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