Okay, so the Super Bowl is coming up, and you know what that means, right? A bunch of cool stuff happening before the big game! I really wanted to get in on the action this year, so I did some digging to see what kind of pre-Super Bowl events were going down.
First, I looked up what kind of parties were happening in the city where the game is being held. I figured there would be tons, and boy was I right! There are block parties, concerts, fan experiences – you name it. I made a list of the ones that sounded the most fun and checked their dates and times to make sure I could actually go.
Then, I thought about the events that happen every year, like the NFL Honors awards ceremony. I always watch it on TV, but this year I decided to see if I could actually attend. I went online and found out where it was being held and how to get tickets. It turns out it’s a pretty big deal, and tickets are hard to come by.
- I called the ticket office, waited on hold for what felt like forever.
- I talked to the office and I was told that I can’t get the tickets by phone!
- Then I went back to the website and tried to get the tickets online.
- Filled out all the forms, entered my credit card info and boom, tickets secured!
After that, I started thinking about all the media events that happen leading up to the game. You know, the press conferences, the interviews, all that stuff. I really wanted to be in the middle of that craziness, so I looked up how to get media credentials. Turns out, that’s even harder than getting tickets to the awards ceremony! You need to be with an accredited media outlet, and they have a whole application process. It was a long shot, but I figured why not give it a try? I sent in an application and crossed my fingers.
Finally, with my tickets in hand and my media application sent, I started making plans to get to the host city. I booked a flight, found a place to stay, and figured out how I was going to get around once I was there. It was a lot of work, but I was so excited to be part of the pre-Super Bowl madness that it was all worth it. I still don’t know the result of my application. I called and sent e-mails to ask them, but they didn’t tell me anything. I’m still waiting for the result but I bought my tickets just in case.
Now all that’s left to do is wait for the big week to arrive! I can’t wait to experience all the excitement firsthand and soak up the pre-Super Bowl atmosphere. It’s going to be epic!
This experience taught me that to realize a thing I must plan well and try my best to accomplish it. There’s no room for hesitation, if you decide to do something, you must do it with all your power.
