9 killer Super Bowl parties happening in Orlando this Sunday (2024)

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There’s only one day of the year that all Americans gather round to share a meal and memories: Super Bowl Sunday.

The stakes couldn’t be higher with Super Bowl 50 considering this will likely being quarterback Peyton Manning’s final appearance on the gridiron and the Panthers kicking so much ass they have time to take selfies on the sideline.

Since Orlando doesn’t, and probably never will have an NFL team, the bars and restaurants around town have amped up the football viewing experience just for you. Here are the best Super Bowl parties happening around Orlando:

Super Block Party
Watch a life-size Cam Newton on Wall Street Plaza’s gigantic 16-foot LED TV while you enjoy drink specials like $7 Coors Lite pitcher or $4 Fireball. If you get tired of winning free drinks and prizes during each quarter (how could you?), then hop into one of Wall Street’s seven bars for more adventures and of course football.
4 p.m. | Wall Street Plaza, 26 Wall St. | wallstreetplaza.net | 407-849-0471

Super Bowl Party at Teak
Plant your ass in a booth and feast on $1 wings as the top two teams in the NFL face off in a battle for the ages. Wash down those fiery wings with a 20-ounce Bud Light for $3 and throw your name in the hat for a raffle prize.
All day | Teak Neighborhood Grill, 6400 Times Square Avenue | teakorlando.com | 407-313-5111

Ten10 Football Party Time
Nothing pleases a football fan more than wings, nachos and beer. It’s even better when the food comes from Smiling Bison. Enter their raffle for a chance to win tickets to the Old Florida Outdoor Festival or indulge in the donuts and beer pairings they’ve become known for.
11:30 a.m. | Ten10 Brewing Company, 1010 Virginia Drive | ten10brewingcompany.com | 407-930-8993

The Big Game
Hey all of you in the suburbs looking to get turnt! Barrels of beer await you at World of Beer Altamonte Springs. Take a dip in a $4 Sweetwater draft or chomp your way to the finish line of a tasty burger for $5. Did we mention they’ve got brats and wings en masse, too?
Noon | World of Beer Altamonte Springs, 155 Cranes Roost Blvd. | wobusa.com | 407-834-2337

Super Bowl 50 at West End
What’s better than $1 wings? 50 cent wings, naturally. Our friends at Sanford’s West End Trading Co. have a whole flock of delicious wings ready to fill you up. Get sloshed on some Bud Light drafts from 4-5 p.m. then catch the game on one of their nine HD screens.
Noon | West End Trading Co., 202 S. Sanford Ave. | drinkatwestend.com | 407-322-7475

Puppy Bowl Watch Party
Not everyone is into hulking 300 pound men slamming into each other in the name of sports, so the Falcon is hooking all of you non-football fans up with a Puppy Bowl watch party. Sip on a craft brew and let your heart melt with each unbelievably cute thing the pups do.
3 p.m. | The Falcon, 819 E. Washington St. | thefalconbar.com | 407-423-3060

Souper Sunday
Give the gift of three cans of food, and Rogue Pub will slice 10 percent off your check this Super Bowl Sunday. It really takes the guilt out of getting hammered and stuffing yourself silly on queso.
5 p.m. | Rogue Pub, 3076 Curry Ford Road | roguepuborlando.com | 407-985-3778

Super Bowl Tailgating Party
Bloodhound Brew Pub is showing the Super Bowl on a 30-foot TV… that’s an entire first-down-sized-TV! If you manage to tear your eyes away from that, they’ve also got 32 other TVs, so they’re basically like a Best Buy, but with a $25 all you can eat buffet and $1 BHB craft beer.
4 p.m. | Bloodhound Brew Pub, 5801 Conroy Windermere Road | bloodhoundbrew.com | 407-578-5711

Super Bowl 50 Bash
Grab a beer at the bar, which will be showing the Puppy Bowl for all you animal lovers, and find yourself a seat in the concert room as Will’s Pub projects the game on their big screen. Drink specials and food abound.
3:30 p.m. | Will’s Pub, 1042 N. Mills Ave. | willspub.orgRelated: We ranked Orlando bars based on how many TVs they have, because sports

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9 killer Super Bowl parties happening in Orlando this Sunday (2024)

FAQs

What is the number one food eaten at Super Bowl parties? ›

1 In 7 Americans Order Take Out

"But what are people ordering for their Super Bowl watch parties?" is a question you may ask yourself because you're looking to create a game day menu. The three most popular Super Bowl dishes people order are pizza, chicken wings, and chips with dips.

Where can I watch the Super Bowl in Orlando? ›

More places to watch football in Orlando
  • Cavo's Bar & Kitchen in Thornton Park.
  • NBC Sports Grille & Brew at Universal CityWalk.
  • Splitsville and City Works Eatery and Pourhouse at Disney Springs.
  • Yard House at ICON Park.
  • Aloma Bowling Centers in Orlando, Winter Park, and Sanford.
  • The Porch in Holden Heights.
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How much money will be spent on beer for Super Bowl Sunday? ›

Finally, Americans drink a lot of alcohol on Super Bowl Sunday, with 1.23 billion beers consumed according to the latest study, equivalent to 10.8 billion dollars being spent on beer alone across the entire country.

What food is sold the most in the Super Bowl? ›

According to the retail analytics firm 84.51o's January Consumer Digest, 66% of Americans are planning to celebrate Super Bowl this year, and here's their most popular foods: 73% are serving chips & dips. 52% are serving pizza. 45% are serving alcoholic beverages.

Can I watch the Super Bowl in Disney? ›

To watch Super Bowl LVIII, you'll likely need to exit the theme parks. Your best bet is to head to a restaurant with an array of television screens throughout, like Splitsville Luxury Lanes in the Downtown Disney District.

Where is the Super Bowl 2024? ›

Super Bowl LVIII will be played at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV on Sunday, February 11, 2024. Download the NFL OnePass app to stay up to date on all official Super Bowl events.

Can I watch the Super Bowl for free somewhere? ›

The CBS channel is available on cable TV, as well as via live TV streaming services. If you live in the US in an area with good reception, you can watch the broadcast on CBS for free over the air just by attaching an affordable (under $30) indoor antenna to nearly any TV.

What is the number one beverage consumed during the Super Bowl? ›

The commercial impact of the Super Bowl

According to estimates in the United States, approximately 75% of fans opt for beer on game day, generating an estimated consumption of 1.23 billion liters or 325 million gallons, according to reports from the Dallas News portal.

What makes the best Super Bowl party? ›

How to host a winning Super Bowl party
  • Make it a potluck. ...
  • Lean into make-ahead options. ...
  • Be sure to have enough plates, bowls and utensils for everyone attending. ...
  • Encourage guests to bring to-go containers (or give away your takeout tubs).
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What is the most popular food on the big game Sunday? ›

It's probably no surprise that chicken wings are the most popular game day food in NFL cities during football season. There's a 25% increase in orders, on average, on Sundays in season compared to Sundays out of football season.

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