Why doesn't the NFL schedules the Super Bowl in cold weather cities?

[roguejuror]

Yeah they want clean spectacle but a game in Chicago or Green Bay in heavy snow would kick ass. A game like last night was perfectly playable.

 

[stevek173]

Marketing.

Hai RJ :xpansive:

 

[Saulty]

2014 will be in New York

 

[roguejuror]

Hi Stevie

Yeah I just saw that Pavy, lets hope for nasty weather

 

[kato]

mourning rj

 

[roguejuror]

mourning kato

would you like the Super Bowl in Utah?

 

[kato]

sure, why not

the nfl is fun i guess

 

[MrMonkey]

2014 will be in New York

Officially the place is called New Jersey!

 

[roguejuror]

lol

so you like "fun"?

 

[kato]

i like fun, i think i am fun

fun is fun

 

[Archie]

Super Bowl isn't just the game its a 1 week+ event, that draws tons of revenue for the city. Many fans go for the entire week, you have thousands of media employed people there.

Warm weather locales, ensure a fun week. Plus ensure a game, that fans will be comfortable in, and that won't be marred by extreme wintery temps.

I hope that 2014 is freezing. I wanna see Sting or some other old geezer perform at halftime in -45 windchill

 

[MrMonkey]

Super Bowl isn't just the game its a 1 week+ event, that draws tons of revenue for the city. Many fans go for the entire week, you have thousands of media employed people there.

Warm weather locales, ensure a fun week. Plus ensure a game, that fans will be comfortable in, and that won't be marred by extreme wintery temps.

I hope that 2014 is freezing. I wanna see Sting or some other old geezer perform at halftime in -45 windchill

+1 Plenty of stuff to do in NYC but all involve being inside! I want a tropical drink, I want to see a palm tree, I want dark tinted sunglasses on while watching the ladies walk by.

Though you might run into JJ at a gambler's breakfast? Good or bad thing?