How To Plan A Proper Superbowl Party
Whether you care about the Superbowl or not, it doesn’t mean you still can’t party on Sunday, February 4th, 2018 and plan your own killer Super Bowl 52 party.
The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event in the country, which is why plenty of people invite their friends over to their homes to enjoy the festivities.
If you’re interested in throwing a Super Bowl 52 party this season and want to do it right, here are a few tips to help you out.
If all your guests are expected to watch the game in your living room, make sure you have the biggest television in the house setup there with enough room for everyone to watch. This means you will likely have to remove a couch or two and replace them with foldable chairs to create more space.
If you have multiple televisions in your house, make sure you put them in areas where guests can still see the game if they aren’t in the living room.
Some people wait until the Super Bowl is about to start before they fire up the grill, which doesn’t make sense because you will miss most if not all of the game because you were cooking. Instead of waiting until the last minute, get a head start on the grilling so you are done by the time the game starts.
Your guests will also appreciate it because they won’t have to wait on the food while the game is on.
This will save you a lot of headache because you don’t have to worry about washing a bunch of dishes when your guests leave. It also helps to keep accidents at a minimum and you don’t have to worry about picking up broken glass.
Nothing ends a Super Bowl party quicker than the host running out of refreshments, so make sure you have enough booze for all your guests. If you’re expecting a lot of people and don’t want to spend a lot of money on alcohol, you can ask guests to bring some with them and have a backup stash in case you run out. Also remember to have enough soft drinks for the guests that don’t drink alcohol and kids.
Nothing makes the Super Bowl more interesting than having a friendly wager going on during the game like Super Bowl squares, so have a little pool going among the guest with everyone chipping in a dollar or whatever their comfortable with and the winner taking the pot at the end of the game.