Powering the fan experience

Whether in New Orleans or in your hometown, Verizon provided

access and opportunity to football

fans across the country to create memories with family and friends

that will last a lifetime.

Fan Fest Frenzy

In a first-of-its-kind event, Verizon transformed stadiums and venues across all 30 NFL markets into a nationwide FanFest unlike any other. Fans enjoyed free celebrations on Super Bowl LIX Sunday with food and beverages from locally-owned small businesses, meet and greets with local football heroes, live local music acts, interactive games and unique football fan experiences – and in select cities, experiencing Super Bowl LIX activities on the field.

FanFest: Stat Sheet

40,000+

attendees

115

NFL legends

100+

small business partners

24,000

giveaways

Thank you to partners like Nashville's Hattie B's, Charlotte's Knowledge Perk, Capital City Mambo and Lucy Blossoms in DC, Cleveland's RT Group Productions, PRI Production in Jacksonville and many, many more!

Verizon’s NOLA House Party

Ahead of Super Bowl LIX, Verizon hosted a series of must-experience activations and programming at "House of Verizon," in downtown New Orleans’ Fulton Alley. Sitting at the intersection of sports, fashion, music and culture, “House of Verizon” brought exclusive access and experiences to Verizon customers and their guests. This first-of-its-kind destination featured appearances by NFL athletes, a showcase of exclusive pieces by luxury streetwear brand Rhude, special giveaways, games and performances by renowned artists and cultural icons such as T-Pain and Doechii.

On Super Bowl Sunday, “House of Verizon” transformed into a special New Orleans FanFest event for fans to watch the big game, have food and drinks from local small businesses, meet NFL legends and cheer on their favorite team.

Something special for locals

Verizon extended the Super Bowl celebration to local residents and those in town for the game with a tailgate party at the Verizon Retail store in Kenner, featuring games, giveaways from local businesses, a meet and greet with New Orleans Saints fan favorite Demario Davis and a donation of food palettes to Second Harvest.

At the inaugural New Orleans Super Bowl Host Committee Parade, Verizon’s float shined bright alongside marching bands, local dance and cultural troupes, and other floats. Known for providing unparalleled experiences and access to fans, like tickets to NFL games and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities like an all-access trip to London, Verizon provided a few lucky customers and employees the opportunity to experience the parade from the Verizon float.

Eagles vs. Cowboys

13.4 TB _{^{+55% YoY}}

Ravens vs. Steelers

8.8 TB _{^{+67% YoY}}

It’s hard to beat the electric atmosphere of a stadium on game day. As mobility usage at NFL matchups reveals, connectivity amps up the fun.

Rivalries rev
up data usage

The trends

Game days are
worth celebrating

2024 NFL
Season Stats

For many, our Monday mood improves when we know we’re headed to the game. Data shows average mobility usage at NFL stadiums is higher on Mondays than other game days.

These big-usage games include the Eagles capturing the NFC East division title.

Which NFC game had the highest mobility usage? Did Thanksgiving or Christmas draw more phone time? And which stadium's data usage ranked higher - KC or Philly? Check out the full report