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The Pro Bowl, which found a highly successful home in Hawai’i since 1980, will move to Miami in 2010.  The current contract between the state and the NFL expires in 2009 and the NFL had the option of moving the game.  The 2010 game will be played one week before the Super Bowl and both games will be staged in Dolphin Stadium in Miami. Florida.  We are remaining optimistic that the Pro Bowl will return to Hawai’i in 2011 but no decisions veyond 2010 have been made.

All that being said - for those who love coming to Hawaii for the Pro Bowl - February 8th could be your last opportunity.  Tickets are still available & airfare and hotel prices are great.  Call me at 1800-843-8771 ext21 or email at
Angelica@hawaii-aloha.com for more information.

Friday, February 6

Noon – 6 pm
NFL Pro Bowl Football Festival at Kapiolani Park
Presented by The Paradise Yellow Pages and The City and County of Honolulu.
Military Appreciation Day: Football fun for the entire family—free autographs, interactive games, non-stop entertainment, official souvenirs and fan contests. Special military entertainment and demonstrations. Admission Free.

3 pm – 6 pm
Military Challenge at Kapiolani Park
A traditional competition featuring teams from each branch of the military testing their football skills. Come cheer on your favorite team. Admission Free.

4:30 pm – 9 pm
Sunset on the Beach at Queen’s Beach (Waikiki)
Relax on the beach and enjoy a popular movie along with a special guest appearance by the Pro Bowl Cheerleaders. Produced by the Waikiki Improvement Association and the City and County of Honolulu. Admission Free.

Saturday, February 7

9 am – Noon
NFL Pro Bowl ‘Ohana Day Celebration at Aloha Stadium
Presented by The Paradise Yellow Pages and Peterson Sign Company.
Here’s your chance to see both the AFC and NFC teams in action, enjoy fan contests, and a preview of the Pro Bowl game entertainment! Admission Free.

10 am – 6 pm
NFL Pro Bowl Football Festival at Kapiolani Park
Presented by The Paradise Yellow Pages and The City and County of Honolulu.
NFL Fan Appreciation and Play 60 Day: Football fun for the entire family—free autographs, interactive games, nonstop entertainment, official souvenirs and fan contests. Join the NFL’s drive to promote youth fitness and healthy lifestyles with fun games, contests, educational information and free youth football and cheerleading clinics. Admission Free.

10 am - 4 pm
NFL Pro Bowl Youth Football and Cheerleading Clinics at Kapiolani Park
Advanced registration required. Contact the Honolulu Boys and Girls Club or the Honolulu YMCA for registration information.

7 pm – 10 pm
NFL Pro Bowl All-Star Block Party Waikiki on Kalakaua Avenue
Presented by Hawaiian Airlines, Donruss Trading Cards and The City and County of Honolulu.
The ultimate post-season NFL celebration with multiple entertainment stages, NFL players, cheerleaders, great food, and special surprises. Attended by 50,000 local and mainland fans last year. Admission Free.

Sunday, February 8

8:30 am – 11 am
Official NFL Pro Bowl Tailgate Party at Richardson Field
This is the place to be before the game. This year’s party will feature great entertainment and delectable food. The tailgate party is held at Richardson Field, overlooking Pearl Harbor and within walking distance of Aloha Stadium.

11 am
NFL Pro Bowl Pregame Ceremonies at Aloha Stadium
Get into the stadium early to experience the spectacular pageantry of the NFL All-Star Game.

11:30 am
2009 NFL Pro Bowl presented by State Farm Insurance at Aloha Stadium
See the NFL All-Stars in action—it’s a full day of football fun, spectacular plays, and NFL pageantry

 

Mahalo (Thank you),

Angelica Friedmann

Hawaiian Vacation Specialist

Hawaii Aloha Travel

1800-843-8771 ext.21 (main) / 808-237-5261 (direct)

Email:  Angelica808@hawaii.rr.com & Angelica@hawaii-aloha.com

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