Right now inside the Dallas Convention Center hundreds of workers are transforming five exhibition halls into the biggest NFL Experience in its 19-year history. While most of the events surrounding the Super Bowl are expensive and “Adult only” themed, the NFL Experience is a family affair. And at $25 a ticket for adults, $20 for those 12 and under, it's also affordable.
Besides demonstrating your football skills, getting autographs and purchasing merchandise of your favorite team, there is also a chance to pick up some really cool cards from Topps. At their booth, Topps will be giving away free sample cards and raffle prizes. They will also be offering these commemorative cards and sets:
Wrapper Redemption Program
Fans and collectors opening three packs of 2010 Topps/Bowman branded football cards at the Topps booth will receive an exclusive Super Bowl XLV Topps card featuring a few hometown heroes and NFL stars. There will be 7 different cards. The subjects are as follows:
Dez Bryant
Tony Romo
Miles Austin
Sam Bradford
Drew Brees
Tom Brady
Michael Vick
2010 Topps Football Complete Set (Special Super Bowl XLV Packaging)
Fans and collectors can stop by the Topps Booth and purchase a unique 2010 Topps Football Complete Set featured in a commemorative Super Bowl XLV box. As a bonus, the set includes five exclusive Super Bowl Moments cards.
Drew Brees (SB XLIV)
Santonio Holmes (SB XLIII)
David Tyree (SB XLII)
Tom Brady (SB XXXVII)
Adam Vinatieri (SB XXXVI)
Exclusive Super Bowl Patch Cards
With each purchase of the 2010 Topps Complete Set (Super Bowl XLV Ed.), Topps will give collectors one limited edition patch card, produced just for the NFL Experience, as a gift with purchase. Cards include:
Troy Aikman (SB XXVII)
Emmitt Smith (SB XXVIII)
Tony Dorsett (SB XXVIII)
John Elway (SB XXXIII)
Drew Brees (SB XLIV)
It sounds like a whole lot of fun, Maybe even worth a trip out to Dallas just for the cards. You can visit the Topps booth at the NFL Experience through Sunday 2/6.
I'll just wait for the cards to hit eBay and avoid the crowds in Dallas. That is a cool move on Topps' behalf though.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if this is anything like baseball's All-Star Fan Fest, but if it is, I highly recommend going. We went to the AFF in NYC in 2008 and had a great time (even the wife who isn't into baseball.
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