Looking for a fun way to celebrate this year's Super Bowl Sunday? Two New York cities will be home to a unique game day viewing experience on Feb. 9 through Verizon's FanFest events. Buffalo and New York City have been picked to host FanFest events, along with 28 other cities throughout the country.

Verizon customers can bring guests to the once-in-a-lifetime fan experience, with activities including on-field access, meet and greets with local NFL legends, and more.

Verizon announced Friday that it will transform stadiums and venues across 30 NFL markets into a massive coast-to-coast event called FanFest on Feb. 9.

Verizon hosts nationwide Super Bowl FanFest events, offering free virtual tickets for fans to enjoy on Feb. 9.

Super Bowl FanFest will be offered to all 30 NFL cities for Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9. This year, for the first time, Verizon is offering fans a backstage pass to its customers who are NFL fans. Super Bowl FanFest will be offered to all 30 NFL cities for Super Bowl LIX on Feb.

The Caesars Superdome may be the home for the Super Bowl in New Orleans next month, but this year, festivities will extend far beyond the Bayou State, thanks to Verizon. In a first-of-its-kind

The first-ever Verizon Super Bowl Fan Fest is coming to 30 cities for the big game, and Tampa’s party will be on the waterfront at Sparkman Wharf from 4:3010 p.m. on Feb. 9. Hall of Famer Derrick Brooks will be there along with other Bucs alumni,

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