I don’t usually watch big games with a bunch of other people but I had an absolute blast at Hi-Dive on 39th watching the Ravens wins. We all said we had to run in back for the big game.

We're almost at the point where I can watch a Super Bowl with another person. My wife has historically dropped in to visit, and she's been a good luck charm this postseason, watching all of the games with me except the one that the NFL and Peacock didn't want anyone to watch. But she has a prior engagement for part of the game, so I'll assume that our past method of me watching mostly alone will suffice again.

In Buffalo at Casey's Black Rock. Best Chiefs backers bar in NY!!

Buffalo wild wings

This is the way. The first AFCCG we won I threw a party. I went to the Cheatriot one we lost so it was my first time. Give me a break. If you throw a party, you can’t pace nervously or let a **** fly without violating some social norms. I’m much more chill these days after winning 2 rings following 25 years of not winning a playoff game, but still. The game is too important. Party isn’t very fun for partygoers if the host is singularly focused on the game.

At home with the family. Its always hard enough with 3 3 years olds running around so I don't want to tell other people to stfu.

At home with wife, stepson and the month and half old watching her first. I'm sure my wife will invite her sister and their demon spawn, but their kids usually leave the room by kickoff or first drive is over.

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Watched it at a party last year , first half everyone there was cheering on the eagles and second half they were just talking over the game since chiefs were rolling , I’ll be watching it solo this year.

Watch party with a bunch of friends, but not in KC.

With 305 Chief fans(sold out in 2 hours) at the original Arrowhead Kingdom chapter in St. Petersburg Florida.

I know I will get an invite to my daughters and son in laws. He is a big 49ers fan and we watched Super Bowl LIV together and I hated to see him cry.
Oh well, double the pleasure I guess.

Listening to Mitch on my porch.

The Cottonwood bar and hotel, Yankton SD

You are going all 1950 and listening to the game on the radio and not watching it on TV? How very retro of you.

With 306 friends (all RSVP'd in 1 hour and 55 minutes) at the original Chiefs bar of Scottsdale, AZ.